Does your child read
at their true
potential?
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A good book
— Nadia and the Old Library
is a gift
you give yourself.
Reading is the root of every subject.
📊 A child who reads confidently flourishes across every area of their education. But without a clear sense of where they are, it is hard to know how best to support them.
📊 Know where your child actually is – Not a guess based on their school grade — a real picture based on what your child can do right now.
🌿 Values-aligned from start to finish – Designed by AMWASA with Islamic values thoughtfully woven in — the stories and questions reflect a world your family will recognise.
HOW IT WORKS
Simple. Gentle. Insightful.
Three easy steps — no printing, no preparation needed.
Find a quiet corner, enter your child’s name if you’d like, and press “Begin”.
Twenty questions across three sections — word meanings, sentence completion, and a short story comprehension. Takes around 12 minutes.
See your child’s estimated reading age, their strongest section, and a warm guide for what to explore next.
INSIDE THE TEST
Three sections, one picture.
Your results – more than just a number!
Estimated reading age
A clear reading age band based on question difficulty levels — a helpful benchmark to understand where your child is right now.
Section breakdown
See which area — vocabulary, sentence sense, or comprehension — is your child’s strength, and which deserves more attention.
Personalised next steps
Tailored guidance for your child’s specific band — from picture books for early readers to literary analysis for advanced ones.
Book suggestions
Reading recommendations aligned to your child’s level, including values-aligned titles from the AMWASA community.
Immediate feedback
Every question auto-marks on selection — so your child sees the correct answer straight away and learns as they go.
Warm & encouraging
No pass or fail — only an honest, hopeful picture of where your child’s reading journey is today, and where it could go next.
READING AGE BANDS
Three sections, one picture.
Reading ages are estimates based on question difficulty — not clinical measurements. Results are most useful as a starting conversation, not a definitive verdict.
FROM AMWASA, WITH CARE