Complete the readiness check
Use six parent-child tasks to observe speaking, listening, English, maths, observation and social confidence.
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Their ideal primary school. Your next step starts here.
Have a school in mind for your child? Explore schools, find the skills to build and turn your goal into a clear preparation plan. With about 10 minutes of practice a day, help your child show who they are with confidence. For K2–K3 families preparing for Hong Kong DSS and private P1 interviews.
1,000 original practice questions · 31 Cantonese recordings with parent reference answers
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1210–12 minute check
77-day personal plan
10About 10 minutes daily
20 new Cantonese recordings
1,000 possible interview practice questions.Try one today. Get familiar before interview day.
Get familiar with a teacher’s questioning tone before interview day. Play a Cantonese question, give your child time to answer, then open the suggested answer and follow-up for parents.
1,000Practice questions
31Cantonese teacher questions
31Parent reference answers
Original preparation prompts covering possible conversation and thinking tasks. The question bank has answer directions; the audio questions also have example answers. School interviews vary.
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From your school shortlist to confident interview preparation
Find this week's priorities
Identify the two skills worth supporting first instead of drilling every area equally.
Practise for 10 minutes
Follow a seven-day plan that preserves natural answers and a sense of success.
What the free tool produces
The readiness check is a parent observation sheet, not an exam
A parent completes all six tasks with the child. Ratings only order this week's practice. They do not diagnose the child, compare families or predict admission to any school.
Two priority skills
Start with two areas from the parent's six observations; do not treat every low rating as a problem.
Seven small tasks
Each action has a material, a parent cue and a stopping point, so ten minutes does not become an hour of drilling.
Room to adjust
Illness, tiredness and unfamiliar prompts affect one performance. Observe again after a week or two and adjust.
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What should one 10-minute practice look like?
The value of a short practice is seeing how the child thinks, not completing the most questions.
Choose one target
Practise only one thing: a complete sentence, a three-step instruction or careful counting.
Try two or three times
Let the child try, add one cue, then change the example to check whether the idea transfers.
Name success and the next step
Describe one specific success, record one small next action and stop.
Plan preview
After the assessment, practice has an order and a reason
Complete answers
Use two sentences to introduce yourself and add one “because”.
Listening
Hear all three steps, repeat them once, then act.
Number sense
Use eight blocks for counting, take-away and comparison.
Light mock
One Q&A, one picture and one manners scenario—then stop.
New · structured preparation
Start the complete 12-week English interview course
Use five short sessions per week to build natural answers, listening, early literacy, picture talk, group language and calm recovery. Weeks 1-4—20 complete sessions—are free.
Year-round preparation
Parents see the next step; children see only today's small task
A signed-in account keeps readiness, target schools, interview dates and weekly plans across devices. Monthly membership adds full practice, weak-skill review and parent prep packs.
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Clear sources, clear limitations and parent control
Official sources first
School and admission facts start with EDB, CHSC and official school sources.
Minimum child data
Only nickname, year, languages, targets and progress—never ID or medical records.
No admission promise
Practice supports skill and steadiness without false success claims.
Seven-day guarantee
HK$399 per month. Cancel renewal anytime; your first payment has a seven-day refund guarantee.
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Find schools, check official data and understand admissions
Use official school, POA-net, class, fee and pathway information first—then turn your shortlist into focused interview preparation.
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