For parents
Many Mathpractice quizzes remain free. Parent Plus adds new premium content designed for exam preparation, along with a clear view of what your child has done, mastered and should work on next.
No card needed to start the trial.
A large collection of skill-by-skill quizzes remains free, with or without Parent Plus. The subscription adds new, exam-focused material: longer questions with multiple parts, sample papers and worked solutions.
Monthly
Was $5.99, now$2.99/ month
50% off
Best value
Yearly
Was $49.99, now$29.99/ year
40% off
Prices in Australian dollars. One subscription covers every child you add. Try it free for 7 days first — .
Comparable Australian NAPLAN and quiz subscriptions sit around $70 to $80 a year, and they put the ordinary practice behind the paywall — the work your child would do on any evening. Mathpractice keeps a large collection of those quizzes free. Parent Plus adds the parent's view and new, more demanding exam-preparation material, which is why it can be priced as the small add-on it is.
Many free quizzes help students practise the syllabus skill by skill. Parent Plus adds focused exam preparation: longer questions, full sample papers and the worked solutions that go with them.
One situation, then parts that build on it — multiple choice and written answers in the same question, each marked on its own so your child can see which step broke.
Plot a point on a grid, drag items into order, move things around — the kinds of question a paper test cannot ask and a typed answer box cannot capture.
Full practice papers assembled the way the real test is: the same strands, in the same proportions, sat in one go and marked at the end.
Every part comes with the working set out the way it would be on the board, so a wrong answer teaches something instead of just being wrong.
Every quiz your child has opened, finished and got right, grouped by topic and year level.
A short summary in your inbox each week, so you do not have to remember to check.
Minutes per day and per week, with this week measured against last week.
The topics your child answers correctly and consistently — the things you can stop worrying about.
Skills answered wrongly or abandoned half-finished, ranked so you know where to start.
A ranked list of what to do next: retries first, then new skills in the weakest topic.
The recommendations laid out across the days you choose, sized to your weekly goal.
Set a weekly target for minutes and quizzes, and track how the week is going against it.
A printable PDF progress report — useful for parent–teacher nights and for tutors.
Print a certificate when a topic is mastered or a weekly goal is met.
Add every child in the family to one account and switch between them.
A short written explanation of what your child should work on next, and why.
The same sign-in the site already uses. Free to create.
Add each child by the email address they sign in to Mathpractice with. Their existing practice history appears straight away.
Choose the minutes, the number of quizzes and the days of the week. The program is built around it.
It arrives by email, and the dashboard is there whenever you want the detail.
No. A large collection of skill-practice quizzes remains free and can be used without a subscription. Parent Plus adds your view of how your child is going and new premium content designed for exam preparation, including longer, exam-style problems.
Visibility and structure for the parent: the dashboard, the weekly email, goals, the weekly program, printable reports and certificates, plus new premium quizzes and sample papers for focused exam preparation. Many skill-practice quizzes remain free.
It reads the practice history already recorded against your child's own Mathpractice account. You add each child by the email address they sign in with.
Yes, at any time. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, and your child carries on using the site exactly as before.
As many as you like. One subscription covers the whole family.
7 days free. No card. Many practice quizzes remain free either way.