WriteLeap How WriteLeap turns writing into a practical next step
Your child writes. WriteLeap helps identify what matters most next, gives focused practice, then checks whether the skill transfers back into complete writing.
How does WriteLeap work?
WriteLeap starts with the student’s own writing rather than a generic worksheet. It identifies strengths and developing skills, selects a small number of priorities for focused practice, then asks the student to apply those skills in complete writing, respond to feedback and revise. Later work provides new evidence for what to practise next.
From first draft to stronger independent writing
Start with student writing
Your child completes a writing task in their own words so the next step is based on real writing evidence.
Build a writing profile
AI-assisted analysis highlights strengths and developing areas across ideas, organisation, language and writing control.
Choose 1–2 priority skills
Instead of correcting everything at once, the learning plan focuses on a small number of skills that can make the next piece of writing stronger.
Practise the skill directly
Short exercises isolate the priority skill so the student can understand and practise it without writing a full essay every time.
Apply it in complete writing
The student returns to a complete writing task and uses the skill in context, where it actually matters.
Applying the new skill in a complete draft
Receive focused feedback
Feedback highlights what worked and gives a manageable next revision target rather than an overwhelming list of corrections.
Student revises
The student decides how to improve the draft and applies the feedback to their own writing.
Use new evidence for the next plan
Later writing and practice update the skill picture so the next focus can change as the student develops.
What WriteLeap is — and what it is not
Important limits
- WriteLeap is not an official NAPLAN, selective or scholarship assessment.
- It does not guarantee marks, school entry, scholarship outcomes or a particular rate of improvement.
- It does not replace teachers, classroom assessment or professional educational judgement.
What WriteLeap supports
- Personalised practice based on evidence from the student's own writing.
- Focused feedback and revision while the writing is still fresh.
- Repeated opportunities to apply a skill until it becomes more independent.