How it works
The child plays. The parent sees the proof.
Four stages, from the first login to a report you can print. No marks to dread and no nagging.
Four stages
Cadet Entrance Exam
Four short papers: maths, English, verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning. No marks are shown to your child, and there is no pass or fail. The papers can be done on different days. They set up a personal plan and give you a Baseline Report.
Play through the case
Your child clears rooms, finds clues and builds a suspect board. Each room has three short rounds. Zoom explains every answer and never judges. Practice is built from the topics already studied, and exam-habit units teach reading the question, pacing and checking.
The parent sees the proof
In the parent area, behind a PIN, you see a skill map, a readiness range, why marks are lost and how speed compares with a typical exam pace. A weekly summary shows the week in 60 seconds, and you can set a practice on any skill. Your child never sees the portal.
A Progress Check later shows growth
After the entrance exam, a second set of papers with different questions on the same skills shows how far your child has come. The Baseline Report then compares then and now.
What it is not. It does not promise a pass, and it does not predict one. Readiness is shown as a range, with an estimate to your test date once you add one.
For a busy week
Children can play in short sessions. The parent area shows how many days they practised and a gentle suggestion for the next week: little and often works best.
Planning for a school?
The School planner lets you shortlist schools and build a study plan that works back from the test.