Learning resources for Grades 4–12

Find a practical starting point for school revision: your curriculum, your grade and the subjects currently available for exam practice.

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  • CAPS learning resources

    Start with the school’s teaching scope and the relevant CAPS subject guidance.

  • IEB and Cambridge International are not currently available.

Find practice subjects by grade

  • Afrikaans First Additional Language
  • Afrikaans Home Language
  • Afrikaans Second Additional Language
  • English First Additional Language
  • English Home Language
  • English Second Additional Language
  • Life Skills
  • Mathematics
  • Natural Sciences and Technology
  • Sepedi First Additional Language
  • Sepedi Home Language
  • Sepedi Second Additional Language
  • Sesotho First Additional Language
  • Sesotho Home Language
  • Sesotho Second Additional Language
  • Setswana First Additional Language
  • Setswana Home Language
  • Setswana Second Additional Language
  • Social Sciences
  • South African Sign Language Home Language
  • Tshivenda First Additional Language
  • Tshivenda Home Language
  • Tshivenda Second Additional Language
  • Xitsonga First Additional Language
  • Xitsonga Home Language
  • Xitsonga Second Additional Language
  • isiNdebele First Additional Language
  • isiNdebele Home Language
  • isiNdebele Second Additional Language
  • isiXhosa First Additional Language
  • isiXhosa Home Language
  • isiXhosa Second Additional Language
  • isiZulu First Additional Language
  • isiZulu Home Language
  • isiZulu Second Additional Language
  • siSwati First Additional Language
  • siSwati Home Language
  • siSwati Second Additional Language

These are the platform's current practice subjects, not an official school subject list. Confirm your level and topics with your teacher.

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A revision cycle you can repeat

  1. Choose a skill from your class notes and attempt a question without help.
  2. Check the answer and identify what went wrong: understanding, method, reading or accuracy.
  3. Explain the correction in your own words and try a similar question later.

For Maths, retain your working so you can spot the step that needs attention. For English or Afrikaans comprehension, find evidence in the passage before writing a full answer. Generated exams are practice material, not a complete set of lessons or official past papers.