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SummerW.
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Oxford - English student

Hi, my name is Summer and I am second year undergraduate student at the University of Warwick (Physics, BSc). I have always loved studying Physics and Maths and have over 3 years experience as a Maths tutor, both in secondary school and privately at GCSE level.

£23.00 Per sess.
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SharonG.
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Oxford - English student

Hello! My name is Sharon and I am a Romanian student in my second year of the LL.B. Politics, Philosophy and Law at King's College London. I am very excited to be one of the tutors at Edumentor and I look forward to meeting you! I am a real people person, and somebody who is eager to learn from those around me. I consider myself to be a good listener and I am ready to adapt my teaching style to any of the needs you might have. I hope you are just as enthusiastic as I am about our journey at Edumentors!

£10.00 Per sess.
45+ Lessons
20 review
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Key Stage 3 (KS3) is an important stage in the UK education system, spanning across school years 7-9 for students aged 11-14. It's a step up from the basics you learnt at primary, preparing you for the more advanced stuff you'll learn in KS4.

 

Key Stage 3 Curriculum - What is Taught?

In KS3, students study a wide range of subjects across a balanced curriculum developed to ensure progression and development of knowledge and skills across disciplines. Reading, writing, speaking, and listening are the core of English, while algebra, geometry, statistics, and number operations constitute the essentials of Mathematics.

  • English: Focuses on reading, writing, speaking, and listening.
  • Mathematics: Includes algebra, geometry, statistics, and number operations.
  • Science: Covers biology, chemistry, and physics.
  • History and Geography: Teaches British, European, and world history, alongside physical and human geography.
  • Modern Foreign Languages: Typically French, Spanish, or German.
  • Design and Technology, Art and Design, Music, and Physical Education: Foster creativity, practical skills, and physical fitness.
  • Computing: Basics of computer science and digital literacy.
  • Citizenship and PSHE: Focus on personal well-being, social skills, and understanding of democracy and government.

 

What Do Students Get Assessed on in Key Stage 3?

All assessments in Key Stage 3 are continuous and take various forms. Tests, assignments, and projects are employed regularly to assess students. By the end of Key Stage 3, teachers assess progress in relation to typical levels of performance; through standardised tests and classwork, teachers ensure that students are on course for the next stage of their education.

Why is Key Stage 3 Important?

Key Stage 3 is crucial for a few reasons. It expands the skills taught in primary education, presents new areas of language arts and math, and is designed to improve problem-solving, critical thinking, and analytical skills. It leads onto Key Stage 4 (Years 10 and 11) where students start their GCSEs. This type of critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-study keeps you growing and developing your brain.

How Tutors Can Assist with Key Stage 3

Specialist tutors provide additional support for students through Key Stage 3. Students get individual attention to target their weak areas, with guidance from experienced tutors who are knowledgeable of the KS3 curriculum. Dynamic schedules allow for sessions as busy schedules permit, and customised learning plans work on boosting learning confidence across subjects.