Free, Years 10 and 11, ages 14 to 16
Free KS4 and GCSE learning
GCSE and IGCSE subjects for every exam board, AQA to CCEA. 155 topics across 13 subjects, with written lessons, practice marked instantly and a weekly report for parents. No card, no adverts.
Everything we cover at KS4 and GCSE
Maths
- Number and place value
- Fractions, decimals and percentages
- Ratio and proportion
- Algebra basics
- Equations and inequalities
- Sequences
- Straight-line graphs
- Quadratics
- Angles and polygons
- Pythagoras and trigonometry
- Area, perimeter and volume
- Transformations
- Probability
- Statistics and averages
- Vectors
Biology
- Cell biology
- Transport in cells
- Digestion and enzymes
- The heart and circulation
- Respiration
- Photosynthesis
- The nervous system
- Homeostasis
- Hormones
- The menstrual cycle
- Inheritance and genetics
- Variation and evolution
- Ecology and cycles
- Disease and immunity
Chemistry
- Atomic structure
- The periodic table
- Ionic bonding
- Covalent bonding
- States of matter
- Chemical calculations
- Rates of reaction
- Electrolysis
- Acids and bases
- The reactivity series
- Energy changes
- Organic chemistry
- Crude oil and fuels
- The atmosphere and greenhouse effect
Physics
- Forces and motion
- Newton’s laws
- Energy stores and transfers
- Electricity and circuits
- Electromagnetism
- Waves
- The electromagnetic spectrum
- The particle model
- Radioactivity
- Pressure
- Space physics
English
- Reading and comprehension
- Language analysis
- Structure analysis
- Comparing texts
- Creative writing
- Persuasive writing
- Spelling, punctuation and grammar
- Poetry analysis
- Shakespeare
- The 19th century novel
- Modern texts
History
- Medicine through time
- Elizabethan England
- Weimar and Nazi Germany
- The American West
- Norman England
- Cold War tensions
- Causes of the First World War
- Crime and punishment in Britain
- Migration to Britain
Geography
- Rivers and flooding
- Coasts and erosion
- Tectonic hazards
- Weather and climate change
- Tropical rainforests and ecosystems
- Urban issues and cities
- Economic development and the DTM
- Resource management
Religious Studies
- Christian beliefs about God
- Christian practices
- Islam beliefs and teachings
- Muslim practices
- Crime and punishment
- Peace and conflict
- Relationships and families
- Religion and life
Computer Science
- Algorithms and flowcharts
- Programming fundamentals
- Data representation and binary
- Boolean logic
- Computer networks
- System security
- Hardware and the CPU
- Ethical, legal and environmental issues
French
- Identity and family
- Free time and hobbies
- School and education
- Holidays and travel
- Home, town and local area
- Healthy living
- Future plans and work
- Grammar: tenses
Spanish
- Identity and relationships
- Free time, media and technology
- Festivals and traditions
- Home, town and local area
- Social and global issues
- Travel and tourism
- School and education
- Future study and work
- The present tense
- The preterite and imperfect tenses
- The future and conditional tenses
- The present subjunctive
- Reflexive verbs and pronouns
- Adjectives, comparatives and superlatives
- Translation into Spanish
- Speaking: role play and photo card
- Writing: structured tasks
German
- Identity and relationships
- Free time, media and technology
- Festivals and traditions
- Home, town and local area
- Social and global issues
- Travel and tourism
- School and education
- Future study and work
- The four cases: nominative, accusative, dative and genitive
- Present tense and word order
- The perfect and imperfect tenses
- The future and conditional tenses
- Modal verbs
- Adjective endings
- Subordinating conjunctions
- Translation into German
- Speaking: role play and photo card
- Writing: structured tasks
Latin
- Nouns: all five declensions
- Adjectives, comparatives and superlatives
- Verbs: the six tenses in the active voice
- The passive voice
- Participles
- The infinitive and indirect statement
- The subjunctive and subordinate clauses
- Pronouns and relative clauses
- Unseen translation
- Comprehension and grammar questions
- Prose literature set text
- Verse literature set text
- Roman society and daily life
- Roman entertainment and the games
Also free for KS4 and GCSE
Questions parents ask
Is WAJD Academy free for KS4 and GCSE?
Yes. Every lesson and practice question is free: no card, no adverts and no trial that runs out.
What years and ages are KS4 and GCSE?
Years 10 and 11, usually ages 14 to 16.
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.