PEP practice for Grades 4, 5 and 6

Get ready for PEP, a few games at a time

More than 340 short games, topic practice questions and practice tests in the PEP format, built from the Grade 4, 5 and 6 curriculum that PEP assesses. A little every day builds the skills, with no cramming.

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For families

Set up a free account for your child in two minutes. They play, you see the stars add up.

How it works at home

For teachers

Assign games and labs to your class and see who is practising and which skills need another lesson.

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PEP in brief

Three grades, one score

The Primary Exit Profile (PEP) is a set of assessments across Grades 4, 5 and 6. The scores add up to 400 points and, together with the school choices, decide a child's secondary school placement.

  • Grade 4

    10%

    40 of 400 points

  • Grade 5

    20%

    80 of 400 points

  • Grade 6

    70%

    280 of 400 points

The 2026 sitting was shortened after Hurricane Melissa, and as of October 2026 the Ministry had not announced the arrangements or dates for PEP 2027. Check the Ministry's PEP website for this year's details. Read our guide for what each grade sits.

Practice for every grade

Start in Grade 4, not Grade 6

Every PEP grade counts, and Grade 6 builds on what came before. QuizWoo covers all three, across Mathematics, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies.

  • Grade 4

    134 games

    Number sense, reading and the Grade 4 units in all four subjects, plus a practice pack for the Grade 4 numeracy and literacy tests.

    Start Grade 4 practice

  • Grade 5

    94 games

    Fractions, measurement, simple machines, the solar system and more, with the Forces & Machines lab for hands-on science.

    Start Grade 5 practice

  • Grade 6

    114 games

    Games built from the Grade 6 units in Mathematics, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies, for the year that counts most.

    Start Grade 6 practice

Why games

Practice your child does not have to be chased to do

  • Little and often

    A few short games a day, from Grade 4 on, builds skills steadily. It is easier on a child than weeks of cramming before the exam.

  • Feedback straight away

    A hint when your child is stuck and a short explanation after each answer, so a mistake turns into learning on the spot.

  • Skills, not just scores

    Every level is tied to the curriculum skills for its unit. You can see which ones your child has mastered and which need more practice.

Games and practice

Games build the habit. Practice tests show the progress.

Alongside the games there are topic practice questions, full practice tests in the PEP format and worksheets to print.

Try a real question

Grade 4 Mathematics

Making Sorrel Drink

Kevon and his mother are in the kitchen preparing sorrel drink for Grand Market.

Which unit of measurement is MOST appropriate to measure the capacity of one small drinking glass of sorrel?

Making Sorrel Drink

A line drawing of a boy and his mother in a kitchen, with a pitcher of sorrel and small glasses on the counter

  • Practice tests

    Full practice tests in the PEP format. Every paper is checked by a person, and every learner sits the same paper, so a retake shows real progress.

  • Practice questions

    Topic-by-topic questions in the Study Hub, in the order the curriculum is taught. Practise one part of a topic, or the whole topic at once.

  • Printable worksheets

    Practice sheets to print by grade, subject and topic, for work away from the screen.

The Arcade

340+ games across all four subjects

Every game has its own painted world, three levels and stars to win.

  • Product Inspector

    Grade 4

  • Patois Bridge

    Grade 5

  • Needs of Life

    Grade 4

  • Rain Shadow

    Grade 6

  • Angle Arena

    Grade 5

  • Sound Detective

    Grade 5

  • Conductor or Insulator

    Grade 5

  • Rivers and Plains

    Grade 4

  • Swap Shop

    Grade 5

  • Mark the Right Mark

    Grade 6

  • Balanced Plate

    Grade 6

  • From Plants

    Grade 5

  • Layer by Layer

    Grade 6

  • Sentence Slicer

    Grade 5

  • Two Plots

    Grade 5

  • Evidence for a Sphere

    Grade 4

  • Shape Safari

    Grade 5

  • Pollution Source Match

    Grade 4

  • Waste Sorter

    Grade 5

  • River Leap

    Grade 5

  • Balance the Plate

    Grade 5

  • Number Ninja

    Grade 5

  • Simple Machine Sorter

    Grade 5

  • Clockworks

    Grade 5
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Inside QuizWoo

What PEP practice looks like

Real screens from the games, across all four subjects and all three PEP grades.

  • A smiling tuck shop vendor beside a question asking learners to round a J$140 box juice to the nearest hundred, with answers J$100, J$150, J$140 and J$200

    Tuck Shop Estimator

    Grade 4 Mathematics
  • A riverside market where the Patois sentence Di market road waan fix is being rebuilt in Standard English, with the planks The market road already laid

    Patois Bridge

    Grade 5 Language Arts
  • An illustrated kitchen with a shape and volume tester and the card A spoon of sugar, ready to drag into a Gas, Liquid or Solid bin

    Solid, Liquid, Gas

    Grade 4 Science
  • A classroom with a globe and planet models, where the card Takes about 24 hours waits to be sorted into rotation, revolution, or a place and not a movement

    Spin or Orbit

    Grade 6 Social Studies
  • An orange gecko on a rock below a volcano, choosing between rocks labelled 4 m, 400 m and 40 m to answer 400 cm equals how many metres

    Lava Leap

    Grade 5 Mathematics
  • A yard with a basic needs checklist and the card Clean drinking water, to be sorted as a basic need, a need only in today's world, or a want

    Needs or Wants

    Grade 4 Social Studies
  • A painted fruit market behind a question asking which fraction is the same as 40 percent, with a hundred grid and four answer cards

    Market Percent

    Grade 6 Mathematics
  • A science lab with a wooden seesaw lever and a balance beam diagram, asking what the heavy thing a lever moves is called, with answers Effort, Load and Fulcrum

    Lever Lab

    Grade 5 Science
  • A library scene with a cold to warm meaning scale and the word pair traditional and old-fashioned, to be sorted by how their dictionary meanings compare

    Connotation Scale

    Grade 6 Language Arts
  • A rocket flying toward three answer gates, 8, 24 and 9, over a tropical bay, under the question Zara sold 8, 6 and 10 mangoes, what is the mean

    Rocket Rally

    Grade 5 Mathematics
  • A village scene with a waste ledger and the card Outgrown school shoes, to be dragged back to its source: home, school, factory or farm

    Waste Stream Sort

    Grade 6 Science
  • A smiling cartoon sun and planet orbits on a starry background, asking which planet we live on, with answers Mars, Venus and Earth

    Solar System Builder

    Grade 5 Social Studies

A little every day adds up by PEP time.

PEP questions parents ask

Is QuizWoo connected to the Ministry of Education?

No. QuizWoo is made by LearnSuite, an independent company. It is built from the primary curriculum that PEP assesses, but it is not an official Ministry product. For exam dates and rules, always check the Ministry's PEP website.

When is PEP 2027?

As of October 2026, the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information had not announced dates for PEP 2027. In 2026 the Grade 6 papers were sat at the end of April, and results came out in June.

How much does each grade count towards secondary school placement?

PEP scores add up to 400 points. Grade 4 counts for 10 percent, Grade 5 for 20 percent and Grade 6 for 70 percent. Placement also takes the school choices into account.

Which grades does QuizWoo cover for PEP?

Grades 4, 5 and 6, which are the grades PEP assesses. There are more than 340 games across Mathematics, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies, plus hands-on science labs.

Is it worth starting PEP practice in Grade 4?

Yes. Grade 4 results count towards placement, and the skills tested in Grade 6 build on the earlier grades. A few short games a day from Grade 4 is easier on a child than cramming in Grade 6.

Is QuizWoo free?

Yes. QuizWoo is free to join right now, with no card details needed.

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