Early literacy, evidence based screening games.
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Screen all juniors and seniors FOR FREE before summer, to be in with a chance to WIN ALPACA FOR FREE FOR ALL YOUR INFANTS for ‘25/’26
Make the invisible visible, early, using ALPACA learner centric games.
Screening identifies children’s emergent literacy skills so you can support them earlier.
In their first year of formal education, 98.5% of children are now screened for early literacy using ALPACA.
Early literacy screening in the first year of formal instruction.
Children think they’re just playing games. You can screen 6 children in just 20 minutes.
Early identification= Early intervention
ALPACA gives you real-time insights to make evidence based resourcing decisions.
4x less resources to intervene early than remediate at age 8.
Improve not just individual student outcomes but also the efficiency, effectiveness, and overall performance of your school.
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Easy to set up, screen 6 children in 20min!
Early Literacy Screening made simple.

Evidence to inform effective learning support resourcing
Leverage data-driven insights to allocate resources where they’re needed most, ensuring students get the support they need for effective learning outcomes.

Laser guided resource planning.
Precisely target valuable resources with pinpoint accuracy, optimizing support where it has the greatest impact on student success.

Evidence gathered at age 4 empowers you to achieve more.
Use early insights to tailor interventions, enhance learning experiences, and foster a foundation for lifelong success.
See it in action for yourself
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