| EYFS | KS1 | KS2 | KS3 | GCSE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | ● | ● | ● | ● | ●● |
| Maths | ● | ● | ● | ● | ● |
| Science | ● | ● | ● | ● | ●●●●●●●● |
Early Years
Ages 3–5 · Nursery & ReceptionKey Stage 1
Ages 5–7 · Years 1–2Phonics phases, blending and segmenting, tricky words, three graded texts, letter formation and the word because.
Premium MathsNumber, Calculation & MeasuresCounting to 100, number bonds, the four operations, halves and quarters, time, money and shape. 60+ practice questions.
Premium ScienceAnimals, Plants, Materials & SeasonsSorting animals, what living things need, the body and senses, plants, habitats, food chains, materials and the four seasons.
PremiumKey Stage 2
Ages 7–11 · Years 3–6The six question types, three graded texts (Gary, Marvin, a two-sided exotic-pets debate), planning, sentences and punctuation. 50 marks.
Free sample · open now MathsFractions, Decimals & PercentagesOrganised by year group — Y3 equivalence to Y6 FDP and percentages of amounts. Six SATs-style reasoning problems.
Premium ScienceLiving Things, Materials & ForcesWorking scientifically, classification and keys, the body, plants, materials and states, forces, light and sound. 57 marks.
PremiumKey Stage 3
Ages 11–14 · Years 7–9The bridge to GCSE analysis — word classes, sentences, punctuation, and The Room at the End of the Corridor. 38 marks.
Premium MathsNumber, Algebra & ProportionNegatives, BIDMAS, primes, algebra, equations, sequences and proportion — the bridge to GCSE. 70 practice questions.
PremiumGCSE
Ages 14–16 · all major UK boardsAll five questions, language and structure analysis, evaluation and descriptive writing. 80 marks, AQA-style level descriptors.
Premium English · Paper 2Writers' Viewpoints & PerspectivesComparison and viewpoint writing, taught through two real tortoise-keeping texts — a modern keeper and an 1873 letter. 80 marks.
Premium MathsRatio, Proportion & Rates of ChangeA quarter of a Foundation paper — ratios, percentages, best value, compound measures, exchange rates, proportion. 77 marks.
Premium BiologyAdaptation, Competition & InterdependenceStructural, behavioural and functional adaptations, extremophiles, competition and interdependence. 35 marks.
Free sample · open now BiologyNatural Selection, Evolution & ClassificationVariation, natural selection, antibiotic resistance, selective breeding, speciation, the binomial system and three domains. 45 marks.
Premium BiologyInheritance, Genetics & VariationGenetics vocabulary, meiosis, Punnett squares, sex determination, inherited disorders, embryo screening, DNA and the genome. 47 marks.
Premium BiologyEcosystems, Biodiversity & Human ImpactSampling, carbon and water cycles, decomposition, biodiversity, global warming, energy transfer and food security. 49 marks.
Premium BiologyHomeostasis & ResponseThe nervous and hormonal control systems that keep the body's conditions steady — reflexes, thermoregulation, blood glucose, the kidneys and the endocrine system. 71 marks.
Premium BiologyCell Biology, Transport & PhotosynthesisCell structure and specialisation, microscopy, cell division, diffusion and osmosis, surface area : volume, photosynthesis and respiration. 81 marks.
Premium BiologyHealth, Disease & ImmunityCommunicable and non-communicable disease, pathogens, the immune system, vaccination, antibiotics and drug development. 81 marks.
Premium ChemistryAtomic Structure & BondingThe atom and the history of the model, electronic structure, the periodic table and its groups, and ionic, covalent, metallic and giant structures. 70 marks.
Premium PhysicsEnergy, Forces & MotionEnergy stores and transfers, forces and free-body diagrams, F = ma, motion graphs, kinetic energy, momentum and terminal velocity. 76 marks.
PremiumAlso available
Post-16 & adult skillsA full 48-mark paper in three sections, plus a complete eight-lesson teaching pack.
Premium Functional SkillsEnglish — Level 1Reading and Writing components, 52 marks, plus a complete eight-lesson teaching pack.
Premium Level 2 · VocationalAnimal Welfare, Health & HusbandryThe vocational route — the five welfare needs, housing, feeding, handling, health checks and behaviour. 79-mark assessment.
Premium Level 3 · VocationalAnatomy, Physiology & Advanced HusbandryBody systems, thermoregulation, nutrition and rationing, ecdysis, UVB and advanced welfare. 90-mark assessment.
PremiumHow the units connect
The material is designed as a sequence, not a set of separate documents.
The percentage method taught in Year 6 — find 10%, halve it for 5%, add — is the same one used at GCSE. A child taught it properly at eleven learns nothing new at fifteen.
The sentence structure drilled at KS2 — "I think… because the text says…" — becomes the evidence-and-effect paragraph at GCSE.
Classification at KS2 becomes the five kingdoms at KS3 and the three domains at GCSE — one idea getting more precise, not four separate topics.
Gary the hedgehog, Rosie the parrot and Marvin the tortoise appear from EYFS to GCSE — a child meets them at five in a phonics text and again at fifteen in a Punnett square. For children who have moved schools or had disrupted education, that continuity is worth something in itself.
Design principles
Misconceptions are taught, not just content. Every unit names the specific wrong models students hold — that ⅒ is bigger than ½, that bacteria "become" resistant, that 1 hour 45 minutes is 1.45 — because those are reflexes to break, not gaps to fill.
Mark schemes show what wrong answers score. A teacher marking this knows what they're looking at.
Age labels are guidance, not gates. A Year 6 child insecure on equivalent fractions should be working in the Year 3 section. Several units say so explicitly.
Written for the learner who has been failed before. The KS1 unit has a section on when reading has become a battle; the EYFS unit on what to do when a child is frightened; the KS3 English source is about a boy who hasn't been in school since March.
Animal examples are real. Every figure — a hedgehog at 412 g, a tortoise at 91 kg — describes an actual animal or an actual cost. Children notice when writing is invented.
All units written for the England National Curriculum and the major UK exam boards. Check individual specifications for tier and topic placement. Browse by age on the Key Stages page, read the SEND-first adapted-resources overview, or try a quick bite-sized lesson from the Lesson Bank. Reviewed 2026.