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Early Years (EYFS)

Ages 3–5 · Nursery & Reception

Playful, milestone-led learning across the seven areas of the EYFS framework.

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Key Stage 1

Years 1–2 · Ages 5–7

Reading, writing, number bonds and the Phonics Screening Check.

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Key Stage 2

Years 3–6 · Ages 7–11

SATs, the times-tables check and the full wider curriculum.

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Key Stage 3

Years 7–9 · Ages 11–14

Secondary foundations building toward GCSE option choices.

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GCSE

Years 10–11 · Ages 14–16

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Secondary · Ages 11–14 · Years 7 to 9

Key Stage 3

Key Stage 3 is the bridge to GCSE. Across Years 7 to 9, students deepen their subject knowledge and build the study habits that GCSE success depends on. The resources below are written by secondary teachers and mapped to the National Curriculum, so students arrive at Key Stage 4 genuinely ready.

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English

English in Key Stage 3 builds the analytical reading and confident writing that GCSE demands. Students study pre-1914 literature including Shakespeare, write…

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Mathematics

Maths in Key Stage 3 lays the groundwork for GCSE. Students consolidate arithmetic, develop algebraic fluency, and build confidence with ratio, geometry,…

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Science

Science in Key Stage 3 deepens the three disciplines toward GCSE. Students study cells, body systems and ecosystems in biology; particles, atoms…

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History

History in Key Stage 3 traces Britain from 1066 to the present and reaches into the wider world. Students study medieval and…

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Geography

Geography in Key Stage 3 connects physical and human systems at a global scale. Students study tectonics, glaciation and weather alongside population,…

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Computing

Computing in Key Stage 3 turns users into creators. Students develop computational thinking, write text-based programs in Python, and understand how computer…

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Creative & Performing Arts

The arts in Key Stage 3 develop independent creative practice. Students build art and design portfolios, explore music technology and analysis, perform…

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Design & Technology

Design and technology in Key Stage 3 is learning by making. Students respond to design briefs, prototype solutions, work with real materials,…

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PE & Wellbeing

PE and wellbeing in Key Stage 3 build healthy, capable young people. Students take part in competitive sport and leadership, study health,…

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What is Key Stage 3?+
Key Stage 3 covers Years 7 to 9 (ages 11–14) and is mapped to the UK National Curriculum, with lessons, quizzes, games, worksheets and practice papers for every core subject.
What assessments are in Key Stage 3?+
Key Stage 3 prepares children for school assessments that build toward GCSE option choices, and our resources include practice that mirrors these.
Which subjects are covered in Key Stage 3?+
Maths, English and Science plus the wider curriculum — history, geography, computing, the arts, PE and more.
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