The whole syllabus,
tuned to your child.

Yes, and there is no trial to expire. Spark is free forever: one child profile, 20 practice questions a week across English, Math and Science, the full adaptive engine, the maths and science daily games, and a weekly Monday progress report. No card is asked for at any point, and nothing switches off after a fortnight.

Paid tiers start at S$12.99/mo per child, for when you want more questions, Chinese, the full analytics or the complete camps. If you never want them, staying on Spark is a perfectly normal thing to do.

Three tiers, chosen per child rather than per account.

Spark — free. 20 questions a week, refreshed every Monday, English, Math and Science, the maths and science daily games, and a weekly Monday progress report.

Scholar — S$12.99/mo. 80 questions a week, plus Chinese, Learn to Read and Oral Practice included, the full analytics (mastery trends, syllabus coverage by subject, the peer pacing guide), boot camps and holiday packs in full, 2 free practice papers per subject each year, the printable cheat sheets for P5–P6 Math and Science, and a weekly Monday progress report.

Champion — S$22.99/mo. No question limit, Coding and AI & Digital Literacy bundled in as well, Math Olympiad enrichment for P4–P6, 4 free papers per subject each year, and a weekly Monday progress report.

The pricing page compares them row by row.

One printable sheet per topic, for P5 and P6 Math and Science — the last-mile revision your child reads the night before a paper, in the car, or in the twenty minutes before the bell.

Each sheet is a single page built around one diagram that explains the topic — the circle with every formula coming off it, the bar showing where GST actually lands, the life cycle as a loop. Around it sit the formulas to recall, one worked example in Singapore context, and the three mistakes that cost the most marks on that topic, each traced to an error children really make in our question bank.

Be straight about what this is: MOE primary exams do not allow notes in the hall, so nothing here is carried *into* a paper. It is revision — designed for a phone held in one hand, and for printing and putting in the exam-day file.

Two sets per subject: a Mid-Year sheet covering Terms 1–2, and a Year-End sheet covering the full syllabus, which for P6 is the one that matters before the PSLE. Download the whole set as a PDF in one click.

Included on Scholar and Champion.

Practice pauses until the allowance resets, which happens every Monday at midnight Singapore time. Nothing is deleted, no overage is charged, and no card is asked for — you simply see a note instead of the next session.

For scale: 20 questions on Spark is two sessions a week; 80 on Scholar is more than a session a day. Unused questions do not roll over — each Monday starts fresh. Champion has no cap at all. The daily games, boot camp days, holiday packs and exam papers are all counted separately and never draw from the allowance, so a child who has hit the limit still has plenty left to open.

Two: Coding and AI & Digital Literacy, at S$4.99/mo per child each. Add either, both or neither from the child's profile card in Account, and remove them the same way.

On Scholar, Chinese, Learn to Read and Oral Practice are part of the S$12.99 — plan features, not purchases. Champion includes all four enrichment courses as well as Chinese, so there is nothing left to buy. Spark does not take add-ons at all — it samples them instead, which is covered under camps and packs below.

Add-ons are chosen per child, so buying Coding for one does not switch it on for a sibling. Removing one takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for.