Free, Years 7 to 9, ages 11 to 14
Free KS3 learning
Maths, science, English and the humanities and languages. 171 topics across 11 subjects, with written lessons, practice marked instantly and a weekly report for parents. No card, no adverts.
Everything we cover at KS3
Maths
- Number and place value
- The four operations
- Fractions, decimals and percentages
- Ratio and proportion
- Algebra and expressions
- Equations
- Sequences
- Graphs
- Angles and shapes
- Area, perimeter and volume
- Transformations
- Probability
- Statistics
Science
- Working scientifically
- Cells and organisation
- Reproduction
- Nutrition and digestion
- Health and lifestyle
- Respiration and gas exchange
- Photosynthesis and plants
- The skeleton and muscles
- Ecosystems and food chains
- Variation, inheritance and evolution
- Particles and states of matter
- Atoms, elements and compounds
- Separating mixtures
- Acids and alkalis
- Chemical reactions
- Metals and the reactivity series
- The Earth: rocks and atmosphere
- Forces and motion
- Density
- Energy
- Electricity and magnetism
- Light and sound
- Earth and space
English
- Reading and comprehension
- Inference and analysis
- Writing to describe and narrate
- Writing to persuade and explain
- Grammar and punctuation
- Spelling and vocabulary
- Poetry
- Shakespeare and drama
- Spoken language
French
- Greetings and personal information
- Family and describing people
- School life and subjects
- Free time and hobbies
- Food, drink and eating out
- My town and giving directions
- Holidays and travel
- Daily routine
- Clothes and shopping
- Health and the body
- Nouns, gender and articles
- Adjective agreement and position
- Present tense: regular verbs
- Present tense: etre, avoir, aller and faire
- The near future with aller
- The perfect tense
- Questions and negatives
Spanish
- Greetings and personal information
- Family and describing people
- School life and subjects
- Free time and hobbies
- Food, drink and eating out
- My town and giving directions
- Holidays and travel
- Daily routine
- Clothes and shopping
- Health and the body
- Nouns, gender and articles
- Adjective agreement
- Present tense: regular verbs
- Present tense: irregular and stem-changing verbs
- Ser and estar
- The near future with ir a
- The preterite tense
- Questions and negatives
German
- Greetings and personal information
- Family and pets
- School and subjects
- Free time and hobbies
- Food and drink
- My home and my town
- Holidays and travel
- Daily routine
- Clothes and shopping
- The weather and the seasons
- Nouns, gender and plurals
- The nominative and accusative cases
- Present tense: regular verbs
- Present tense: haben and sein
- Word order: time, manner, place
- Modal verbs
- The perfect tense
- Separable verbs
Latin
- Pronunciation and reading Latin aloud
- Nouns: the first and second declensions
- The nominative and accusative cases
- Verbs: the present tense
- The verb sum
- Adjectives and agreement
- The third declension
- The dative and ablative cases
- The imperfect and perfect tenses
- Prepositions and phrases
- Latin roots in English vocabulary
- Roman houses and daily life
- Pompeii and Herculaneum
- Roman religion and myth
- The Roman army
- Roman Britain
History
- The Norman Conquest
- Medieval life and the Church
- Magna Carta and royal power
- The Black Death
- The Tudors and the Reformation
- The English Civil War
- The transatlantic slave trade and abolition
- The British Empire
- The Industrial Revolution
- Votes for women
- The First World War
- The Second World War and the Holocaust
- The Cold War
- Migration to Britain
- Sources, evidence and interpretations
Geography
- Map skills and grid references
- Tectonic hazards: earthquakes and volcanoes
- Weather and climate
- Rivers and flooding
- Coasts and coastal erosion
- Glaciation
- Ecosystems and biomes
- Tropical rainforests
- Hot deserts
- Population and urbanisation
- Development and inequality
- Resources: food, water and energy
- Climate change
- Fieldwork and geographical enquiry
Computing
- Computational thinking and decomposition
- Algorithms and flowcharts
- Programming: sequence, selection and iteration
- Variables, data types and operators
- Lists and arrays
- Functions and procedures
- Binary and number systems
- Representing text, images and sound
- Computer hardware and the CPU
- Networks and the internet
- Cyber security and threats
- Databases and data handling
- HTML and web pages
- Digital citizenship and the law
Religious Studies
- What do we mean by belief
- Christianity: God, Jesus and salvation
- Islam: beliefs, worship and community
- Judaism: covenant, law and identity
- Hinduism: dharma, karma and moksha
- Buddhism: the Four Noble Truths
- Sikhism: equality and service
- Sacred texts and interpretation
- Arguments for and against the existence of God
- Suffering and evil
- Ethics: right, wrong and conscience
- Religion, science and the origins of life
- Religion and equality
- Non-religious worldviews: humanism and atheism
Also free for KS3
Questions parents ask
Is WAJD Academy free for KS3?
Yes. Every lesson and practice question is free: no card, no adverts and no trial that runs out.
What years and ages are KS3?
Years 7 to 9, usually ages 11 to 14.
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.