Free, Years 3 to 6, ages 7 to 11
Free KS2 learning
Maths, English and science through to the SATs, and the 11 Plus. 139 topics across 12 subjects, with written lessons, practice marked instantly and a weekly report for parents. No card, no adverts.
Everything we cover at KS2
Maths
- Place value
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Fractions
- Decimals and percentages
- Measurement
- Geometry: properties of shape
- Geometry: position and direction
- Statistics
- Ratio and proportion
- Early algebra
Science
- Working scientifically
- Living things and habitats
- Animals including humans
- Plants
- Materials and their properties
- States of matter
- Rocks and soils
- Light
- Sound
- Forces and magnets
- Electricity
- Earth and space
- Evolution and inheritance
English
- Reading comprehension
- Inference and prediction
- Spelling
- Grammar and punctuation
- Vocabulary
- Narrative writing
- Non-fiction writing
- Poetry
- Handwriting
French
- Greetings and introductions
- Numbers 1 to 31
- Colours and classroom objects
- Days, months and birthdays
- My family
- Pets and animals
- Food and drink
- The weather
- Parts of the body
- Hobbies and sports
- Nouns, articles and gender
- Simple present tense verbs
Spanish
- Greetings and introductions
- Numbers 1 to 31
- Colours and classroom objects
- Days, months and birthdays
- My family
- Pets and animals
- Food and drink
- The weather
- Parts of the body
- Hobbies and sports
- Nouns, articles and gender
- Simple present tense verbs
Latin
- The Latin alphabet and how to say it
- Latin words hiding in English
- Nouns and simple sentences
- Verbs in the present tense
- Roman family and household
- Roman school and childhood
- Roman food and daily life
- Roman gods and myths
- Roman Britain
- Roman numerals
History
- Stone Age to Iron Age Britain
- The Roman Empire and Roman Britain
- Anglo-Saxons and Scots
- Vikings and the struggle for England
- Ancient Egypt
- Ancient Greece
- The Maya civilisation
- The Islamic Golden Age
- A local history study
- Using evidence and sources
Geography
- Maps, atlases and grid references
- Rivers and the water cycle
- Mountains and volcanoes
- Earthquakes
- Climate zones and biomes
- Rainforests
- Settlements and land use
- Counties, cities and regions of the UK
- A region of Europe
- A region of North or South America
- Fieldwork and collecting data
Computing
- Sequence, selection and repetition
- Variables in programs
- Designing and debugging programs
- How networks and the internet work
- Searching the web well
- Presenting data: spreadsheets and charts
- Creating digital media
- Online safety and being a good digital citizen
Religious Studies
- Christianity: beliefs and practices
- Islam: the Five Pillars
- Judaism: beliefs and festivals
- Hinduism: beliefs and festivals
- Sikhism: beliefs and practices
- Buddhism: the life of the Buddha
- Sacred texts and how they are used
- Pilgrimage and holy places
- Right and wrong: rules and conscience
- Non-religious worldviews
11 Plus: Maths
- Place value
- The four operations
- Fractions and decimals
- Percentages
- Ratio and proportion
- Early algebra
- Sequences and patterns
- Shape and space
- Measures and units
- Data and averages
- Word problems
- Logic and problem solving
11 Plus: English
- Comprehension
- Vocabulary
- Spelling
- Grammar and punctuation
- Synonyms and antonyms
- Creative writing
- Cloze passages
11 Plus: Verbal Reasoning
- Letter sequences
- Word relationships
- Letter and number codes
- Hidden words
- Word analogies
- Logic problems
- Compound words
11 Plus: Non-Verbal Reasoning
- Series and sequences
- Shape analogies
- Odd one out
- Rotations and reflections
- Shape codes
- Nets and 3D shapes
- Matrices
Also free for KS2
11 Plus guide by region →Free 11 Plus questions →Free 11 Plus papers with answers →KS2 SATs practice →Common mistakes, explained →
Questions parents ask
Is WAJD Academy free for KS2?
Yes. Every lesson and practice question is free: no card, no adverts and no trial that runs out.
What years and ages are KS2?
Years 3 to 6, usually ages 7 to 11.
How does my child start?
Create a free family account and add your child with their own username and password. They begin with a two minute placement check, so every lesson after it is pitched at the right level, and you get a short report each week.