Scholarship Practice

Simple pricing. Nothing renews.

Start free with one piece. Upgrade when you are ready. The season pass covers everything to 31 March 2027.

Free diagnostic

$0

One piece marked. See exactly how it works before you pay anything.

One piece of writing marked
Five dimension scores with evidence
Three prioritised improvements
Model response one level up
Parent note explaining where they are
Weekly plan
Skill modules
Daily prompts
Pattern detection
Exam simulations
Readiness report
Sunday email
Start with a free piece

Starter pack

$39

Five marks to check the marker suits your child. Upgrades for the difference.

Five pieces of writing marked
Five dimension scores with every piece
Three prioritised improvements with every piece
Model response with every piece
Parent note with every piece
Weekly plan
Skill modules
Daily prompts
Pattern detection
Exam simulations
Readiness report
Sunday email
Buy starter pack

Season pass

$149to 31 March 2027

Everything. Up to three children. Nothing renews.

Unlimited pieces marked
Up to three children
Five dimension scores with every piece
Three prioritised improvements with every piece
Model response with every piece
Parent note with every piece
Weekly plan that reshapes after every mark
20 skill modules matched to areas for growth
85 original prompts with stimulus
Pattern detection across pieces
Two exam simulations on paper
Readiness report at end of season
Sunday email with the week's progress
Get the season pass

Refund within 14 days. A starter pack upgrades for the difference.

Questions

What year levels does it cover?

Years 5, 6 and 7. The rubric is year-normed, so a Year 5 child is scored against Year 5 expectations, not compared to older students.

What types of writing does it mark?

Persuasive, creative and informative writing, plus response-to-stimulus (where the child writes from a picture, quotation or scenario). These are the types used in Australian independent school scholarship exams.

How long does marking take?

About two minutes. The marker reads the piece twice, checks every quote it cites, and generates the model response. You see the result on screen and get an email when it is ready.

Can my child write on paper?

Yes. Print the writing template, let them write on it, and photograph each page. The system transcribes the handwriting and you check the transcript before marking. In the final weeks before the exam, the plan switches to handwriting automatically, because that is how most scholarship exams are sat.

Does the season pass renew?

No. It runs to 31 March 2027 and stops. There are no recurring charges, no auto-renewals, and nothing to cancel.

Can I add more than one child?

The season pass covers up to three children. Each child gets their own plan, their own prompts, and their own pattern reports. The starter pack is per-family, not per-child.

What if I start with the starter pack and want to upgrade?

If you purchase a season pass after buying a starter pack, we credit the $39 against the $149. You pay the difference.

Will this improve my child's exam score?

We do not predict results or guarantee outcomes. What practice gives a child is familiarity with the task and composure on the day. The feedback is specific enough to act on, and the plan is structured enough to build skills over time. That is what we sell.

Is this affiliated with ACER, Edutest or any test provider?

No. Scholarship Practice is not affiliated with or endorsed by any scholarship test provider. All prompts and stimulus materials are original. No real exam content is reproduced.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 14 days of purchase. Contact hello@scholarshippractice.com.au.

Who built this?

A former head of assessment with a Master of Education in Educational Leadership. The rubric is anchored on NAPLAN and Australian Curriculum standards at bands 1 to 4, with bands 5 and 6 written from scratch to discriminate at scholarship level.

Scholarship Practice is not affiliated with or endorsed by ACER, Edutest or any scholarship test provider. All provider information is sourced from publicly available materials.