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days to the year-end certificate

Day 41 of 183 (6 months of learning on a paid plan). Belts and EXP count from the first day of the trial. Award cut-off: 30 November.

Maths P5 sample data · your child is always shown, with their rank

Trophies: the top 3 on the overall leaderboard on 30 November, who hold a Black Belt, win a trophy engraved 1st, 2nd or 3rd with the year.

How EXP is earned

Exams and tests earn the most, and a better score earns more. Repeats pay less, so EXP cannot be farmed: the first try at a lesson, exercise, Topic Test, test, exam or ARC item pays full EXP, the second try pays 30 percent, the third try pays 10 percent, and the fourth try onwards pays none. A failed try never loses EXP. There is no daily EXP limit. EXP is hidden during exams.

What your child does	EXP	Notes
Exam paper (WA, end-of-year or Alec Prelim Papers)	40 + up to 160 by score (max 200), +20 for 85 and above	Pays the most
Topic Test	20 + up to 60 by score (max 80)	Higher score, more EXP
Second try at the same lesson, exercise, Topic Test, test, exam or ARC item	30 percent of the first-try EXP	Much less than the first try
Third try at the same item	10 percent of the first-try EXP	Much less than the first try
Fourth try onwards at the same item	None	A failed try never loses EXP
Weekend weak-point retest	3 per first-try correct answer, 2 after a retry, +10 for finishing (max 55)	ALEC builds it from the week's weakest topics
Exercise set (10 questions)	2 per first-try correct answer, 1 after a retry, +5 for finishing (max 25)
Animated lesson finished	15, plus 2 or 1 for each practice and quiz answer
ARC lesson or Life Skills lesson finished	12, plus 1 for each correct answer	ARC course exam: 60 for a pass, 90 with Distinction
Life Skills course finished	40
Parents Academy module finished by the parent	20, added to the child's EXP	A reason to read together

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How much EXP for each belt

The numbers under Plain and 1, 2 and 3 stripes are the total EXP a child needs to reach that step.

Belt	EXP per step	Plain	1 stripe	2 stripes	3 stripes
White	150	0	150	300	450
Yellow	250	600	850	1,100	1,350
Green	400	1,600	2,000	2,400	2,800
Blue	600	3,200	3,800	4,400	5,000
Red	900	5,600	6,500	7,400	8,300
Black	1,500	9,200	10,700	12,200	13,700
Stars	After the black belt with 3 stripes: 1 star for every 400 EXP (first star at 14,100 EXP), with no ceiling

Every belt, black included, has 4 steps: plain, then 1, 2 and 3 stripes. Each step costs the EXP per step shown. The plain Black belt comes at 9,200 EXP, which a diligent child (about 4 study days a week) should reach in about 6 months. Black is 1,500 EXP per step, so its stripes come at 10,700, 12,200 and 13,700 EXP. After the black belt with 3 stripes, 1 star for every 400 EXP (first star at 14,100 EXP), with no ceiling, and the children with the most stars lead the leaderboard.