NAPLAN practice that closes the gaps
A short diagnostic test shows where your child is stuck. Then one ten-minute set a day works on those gaps until NAPLAN day.
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- ReadingPassages and questions, laid out the way the real test does it.
- WritingA full narrative or persuasive piece, marked the way NAPLAN marks it.
- NumeracyNumber, algebra, measurement, space, statistics and probability.
- Conventions of LanguageSpelling, grammar and punctuation.
It starts with one short test
What your child practises each week comes from what that first test found.
Find out where they really are
A short diagnostic across Reading, Writing, Numeracy and Conventions of Language shows where your child is, not where their year level says they should be.
Follow a road that ends on NAPLAN day
One short set each school day, on the topics your child's results show they need.
Sit full practice tests
Timed and split into sections like the real test, with a result the moment they finish.
See how they're going, in plain English
What's improving and what needs more time. Every level is an estimate and the report says so; it is not a prediction of the real result.
What a week looks like
A week's plan, a question marked with the working shown, a piece of writing marked, a practice exam on the clock, and the report at the end. It has no sound and plays on a loop.
Made for kids in Years 2 to 9
It's built for twenty minutes at the kitchen table after school, so nothing in here takes an hour.
Not another worksheet pack
Most NAPLAN prep hands you more questions. This starts by finding out where your child is, then aims the practice at the gaps it found.
- Every domain the real test covers
- A ten-minute set every school day, built from your child's own results
- Full-length practice tests, timed like the real one
- Every level in a result is labelled an estimate
Questions parents ask
Is this official NAPLAN content?
No. NAPLAN Expert is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by ACARA, and NAPLAN is a trademark of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority. Every question is original, NAPLAN-style material written to match the real test's format and difficulty - no official test items are reproduced. Anything official, from the test dates to the public demonstration tests, comes from ACARA directly.
Is NAPLAN Expert really free?
Yes. Every part of it is free for every family: the diagnostic, the daily road to NAPLAN day, unlimited practice, the practice tests and marked writing. No card required. Writing is the one thing with a limit: each child can start one new piece a day, because every piece goes into a marking queue.
Which year levels are covered?
Years 2 to 9. The test itself is sat in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9, and each of those has its own road and practice papers. The years in between work towards the paper ahead of them, so a child in a non-testing year starts on the same gaps now rather than waiting a year.
What subjects does it cover?
Reading, Numeracy, Conventions of Language and Writing, the same four domains as the real test. Reading works from passages set out the way the test presents them. Numeracy covers number, algebra, measurement, space, statistics and probability. Conventions of Language is spelling, grammar and punctuation. Writing is a full piece written to a narrative or persuasive prompt.
When is NAPLAN 2027?
The 2027 test window runs from Wednesday 10 March to Monday 22 March. Every school sits Writing on the first day and the other three domains on separate days inside the window, so most children are finished well before it closes. Your child's own dates come from their school; ACARA publishes the window.
Is a practice result the same as a real NAPLAN score?
No, and every result on the platform says so. A proficiency level here is an estimate drawn from that sitting alone, not a prediction of your child's actual NAPLAN outcome. It shows what to work on next, not what the result will be.
Study guides
Find an explanation or an activity to try with your child.
Help your child develop persuasive writing reasons
Turn a child's opinion into a persuasive reason with clear explanations and honest examples. Try a short activity that builds the thinking first.
How to explain area and perimeter to your child
Help your child tell area and perimeter apart by tracing a rectangle's edge, counting square units and comparing shapes with the same area.
How to explain equivalent fractions to your child
Teach equivalent fractions with equal-sized paper strips, clear examples and a short activity that helps your child explain why fractions match.
Find the gaps now, not on test day
Everything here is free: the diagnostic, the daily road, practice tests and marked writing. No card required.







