Years 7–9 · Ages 11–14
Key Stage 3
The jump to secondary school: algebra, writing with confidence, science experiments, coding and more, for Years 7 to 9. Ziggy the inventor owl loves "how?" and "why?".
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MathsSolving Linear Equations5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
SciencePlant and Animal Cells5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
EnglishPersuasive Writing Techniques5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
GeographyWeather and Climate: Reading Climate Graphs5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
HistoryMagna Carta: Limiting the Power of the King5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
ComputingBinary Numbers: How Computers Count5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
LanguagesFrench: Avoir and Être in the Present Tense5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learning
CitizenshipHow a Bill Becomes a Law in the UK5 lessons · First lesson freeStart learningSubjects
English
Maths
Science
Computing
Geography
History
Languages
Citizenship
Built around the national curriculum for England.
What's inside
- Step-by-step explanations of new secondary topics
- Practice questions with instant feedback
- Study skills: note-taking, planning and revision habits
- Ziggy treats mistakes as useful data to learn from
Good to know
- Key Stage 3 covers Years 7 to 9, when most students are aged 11 to 14.
- Many schools ask students to choose their GCSE options during Year 9, so it is a good time to find out which subjects they enjoy.
- Strong foundations in maths, English and science at Key Stage 3 make GCSE study much easier later on.