Does Australian English use -our or -or, and -ise or -ize?

Australian English follows Commonwealth spelling conventions: use -our (colour, neighbour, favourite), -ise (organise, recognise), -re (centre, theatre), and doubled -ll- before suffixes (travelled, cancelled).

What age groups is this Spelling Bee trainer designed for?

It is tailored for Australian students aged 10 to 17, split into three curriculum tiers: Ages 10–12 (Years 5–6), Ages 13–14 (Years 7–8), and Ages 15–17 (Years 9–11).

Australian Curriculum • Ages 10–17

Australian Spelling Bee Trainer (Years 5–11)

Practice Australian/Commonwealth spellings (-our, -ise, -re, -ll-) with native audio, letter hints, 60-second Blitz mode, and custom word lists.

🇦🇺 Built for Australian Students (Years 5–11 • Ages 10–17) Commonwealth / NAPLAN Standard

Follows Australian English conventions (-our in colour, -ise in organise, -re in centre, and doubled -ll- in travelled) with native Australian English (en-AU) audio pronunciation.