Exam-style practice for the ACER Primary scholarship test, for a child going for a Year 4 place (the test is sat in Year 3): Reading and Viewing, Mathematics and Writing, designed to reflect the style of the test. Up to 20 practice sets, an instant skills report after every Reading and Maths paper that compares your child only with other Year 4 entry children, and every writing paper marked by a teacher. Not affiliated with ACER.

Every Reading, Maths and Writing paper in your plan, the instant skills report and progress tracking. The 1-year plan has twice the papers, at less than half the cost per month.
Made in Australia. The writing papers are part of every plan, and a teacher marks each one.
“The Scholarship Test questions were quite different from what my daughter was used to at school. After practising regularly with Test Magic, she became much more confident with the harder and unfamiliar question styles.”— Priya S., Parent
“We weren’t sure which areas to focus on for the Scholarship Test. The Test Magic reports showed us where he was losing marks, so we could spend more time on the areas that actually needed improvement.”— Matthew O’Connor
“Timing was our biggest concern for the Scholarship Test. At first she couldn’t finish enough questions, but after regular timed practice she became noticeably faster and more accurate.”— Mei L., Parent
“The Scholarship Test practice wasn’t just about getting a score. My son could go back through his incorrect answers, understand the solutions and learn from his mistakes before attempting the next paper.”— Ahmed R., Melbourne
“We could see her Scholarship Test results improving across the practice papers. Her scores became more consistent, and the reports made it easy to see which skills were getting stronger and which still needed work.”— Natalie B., Sydney
“By the time my son sat the Scholarship Test, the format and time pressure felt much more familiar. He went into the test more confident and better prepared for what to expect.”— Sanjay Patel
Whichever plan you choose, your child gets all of this.
A practice paper on its own tells you a score. The report tells you what to do about it.




Give your child every paper, a report after each one, and a worked guide for every question they get wrong.
Give your child the practice, the feedback and the progress tracking in one place.