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KS3 science

KS3 science, from Year 7 to the GCSE handover

There is no exam board at KS3 - UK and international schools follow the same national curriculum - so nothing here is filed by specification. It is filed by year group and by science, which is how a KS3 timetable is actually built.

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47 resources

What the KS3 library covers

KS3 has no exam boards: the national curriculum is the same in UK and international schools, so resources are organised by year group - Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 - and by science instead.

  • Particle model
  • Atoms, elements and compounds
  • Acids, alkalis and pH
  • Cells
  • Photosynthesis and plants
  • Ecology and ecosystems
  • Forces and motion
  • Electricity
  • Space

Why it works

Written for how KS3 is actually taught

  • Three sciences, one library

    Chemistry, biology and physics sit side by side. A KS3 teacher covering all three is not searching three sites and reformatting between them.

  • Filed by year, not by key stage

    Every resource carries Year 7, Year 8 or Year 9, because KS3 is three years of a curriculum that builds - and “somewhere in KS3” is not a filter.

  • Written towards GCSE

    KS3 is where the habits that make GCSE hard get set: equations written properly, particles drawn properly. The Year 9 material is written with the course it feeds into in mind.

Cover KS3 science from one library

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