Let's check your child's academic health.

Answer the following questions based on what you have observed during the current academic year.

There are no right or wrong answers. Honest responses help us provide more useful recommendations.

Question 1: Performance

My child's marks generally reflect what I believe they are academically capable of achieving.

Question 2: Understanding

My child understands the work being taught in their subjects.

Question 3: Study Skills

My child knows how to study effectively rather than simply rereading or memorising notes.

Question 4: Planning

My child starts studying and completing assignments early enough to avoid last-minute cramming.

Question 5: Organisation

My child keeps track of homework, tests, projects and deadlines without constant reminders.

Question 6: Independence

My child can study and complete schoolwork independently without constant supervision.

Question 7: Exam Performance

My child generally performs in tests and exams as well as I would expect based on how well they know the work.

Question 8: Future Readiness

My child has an idea of what they want to do after school and understands the subjects and/or marks required to get there.

Question 9: Parent's Main Concern

Which ONE area currently concerns you most?

Question 10: Open Response

If you could change ONE thing about your child's academic performance right now, what would it be?

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Tell us a little about the learner so we can put their responses into context.

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Important: The Maximum Learning Academic Health Check is an educational screening tool intended to identify possible areas in which a learner may benefit from academic support. It is not a psychological, medical, neurodevelopmental or educational diagnosis. Results should not be interpreted as a diagnosis of any learning, attention or mental-health condition.