A clearer picture of their maths
Primary 3 · example parent report
- FractionsAL 8
- DecimalsAL 7
- Word problemsAL 6
Start with fractions
Create a paper on this topic, then review the next set of graded answers.
Singapore P1–P6 mathematics
Start with a diagnostic matched to their level. See what needs support and what to practise next.
A little clarity for you. A next step for your child.
See beyond the score
A score tells you how a paper went. A topic breakdown helps you decide where to start next. See both in one parent view.
AL stands for Achievement Level. AL 1 is the strongest band; AL 8 needs the most support. Recent AL reflects the average of recent graded papers, shown as a PSLE band.
Practice AL is a learning guide, not an official PSLE result or a prediction.
Primary 3 · example parent report
Create a paper on this topic, then review the next set of graded answers.
How it works
You choose the practice. Your child gives it a go. Their work helps you choose what comes next.
Create your account and add your child’s profile and primary grade.
Start with a diagnostic, then create practice around topics that need support.
Your child opens their assigned papers and works through the questions.
Check graded work, recent AL and weak topics. Use them to choose the next paper.
Zairoo supports Singapore Primary 1–6 mathematics. Set your child’s grade so their practice matches their level.
No. Everything in the example is sample data. After you sign up and your child completes graded work, their own results will appear in your parent account.
No. It summarises practice performance using PSLE Achievement Level bands. It is not an official school assessment or a prediction of an exam result.
Create your child’s profile, set their primary grade and assign a paper. Your child completes it, then you can review the graded work and choose what to practise next.
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