Built for the bit that goes dark after school
Plenty of platforms will give your child more questions. The gap we care about is the one between what the school knows about your child and what you know — and what either of you can do about it tonight.
Four things parents kept telling us
“I have no idea what he is learning this term.”
Schools rarely hand over the list. Kokka indexes the Australian Curriculum v9 itself, so you can see the statements for your child's year — and which of them they have already got.
“The practice she does is either too easy or too hard.”
One fixed worksheet cannot fit a child who is ahead in reading and behind in fractions. Kokka's difficulty moves per skill, and it will happily reach a year below or above to find the right question.
“He is doing lots of questions and I still can't tell if it is working.”
Volume is not progress. Every session rolls up into an accuracy trend per skill, so improvement is visible week by week instead of guessed at.
“She won't do it unless I stand over her.”
The child's side is an adventure map with islands, badges and a passport. It is enough momentum to get it opened without a fight — the questions underneath do not get any softer.
Six things worth knowing
Curriculum-first, not app-first
Bands, topics and skills are derived from the Australian Curriculum v9 and carry their official codes. Reports name the statement, so they are useful in a conversation with a teacher.
Every question is checked by a person
Our teaching team reviews questions before they go live — answer, wording, images and difficulty. Nothing reaches a child unreviewed.
Placement that meets the child
A short adaptive assessment finds the real level: it widens up and down through school years, stops early when the picture is clear, and never fishes for failure.
Two portals, one family
Children sign in with their own username and password. Parents get a separate view with reports and settings. Several children sit under one parent account.
Bilingual by design
Built for Perth families where English is not the only language spoken at home. This site and the parent side read in Chinese; the child's questions stay in curriculum English.
Built in Perth
Made here, for the local curriculum and local schools — not a US worksheet catalogue with Australian spelling applied on top.
Year 1 to Year 6 · Maths and English
Practice, assessment and reporting across both subjects, at three difficulty levels, all mapped to the Australian Curriculum v9. Extension reasoning for Years 5 and 6 sits on the same curriculum spine.
See it on your own child
The assessment is free and takes about ten minutes.