She improved her exam results overall by 12% and got academic achievement. 

"I stumbled upon StudyChamp late this year in October while scouring the Internet to find some study aids for my daughter’s upcoming exams in November. She is in Grade 5 and wrote her first ever exams in June this year and did not do as well as she wanted or expected and it became clear that she had no idea how to study for exams.


I promised to try and find some materials for her on the Internet and came across StudyChamp.


I downloaded lots and lots of test papers and worksheets and all she did in preparation for her exams were all these.

Well, she improved her exam results overall by 12% and got academic achievement, all thanks to StudyChamp!

I would like to thank you for this comprehensive website and all the materials that you have on there. They are exactly in line with the curriculum and what they are taught at school."

Andrea Anderson



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