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Video lessons and worksheets for KS3 Biology and Geography, for students aged 11–14. Everything's based on the topics you'd actually cover in Years 7–9.
The lessons are adapted from Oak National Academy's curriculum, so they closely follow what's taught in most UK schools at KS3.
Every lesson has a free worksheet with a full answer key. There are also paid extension packs and worksheet bundles for those who want more practice — you'll see the options on each lesson page.
Use the search bar at the top of any page, or browse by subject from the KS3 Biology or KS3 Geography menu.
No. There are no accounts and nothing to sign up for, and students are never asked for their name. An email address is only needed if a parent, teacher or student aged 13 or over chooses to get lesson emails. The privacy page explains all of this in plain language.
No adverts on the lessons or worksheets. The only affiliate links are on the Recommended Reading page, where some books link to Amazon and I may earn a small commission. It never changes the price you pay.
Yes. Print the worksheets as many times as your class needs, and embed or link the videos in Google Classroom, Stile, Canvas, Compass or any other school platform. No need to ask.
The Practice page has a 60-second Quiz Challenge, flashcards, a spelling challenge, a definitions matching game, a word scramble and a true-or-false game, all built from the key terms in the lessons. Every lesson also has a printable revision page, the Glossary lists every key term with a pronunciation button, and the Quick Revision page has short clips from every lesson.
Ticks, flashcard progress and best scores are saved in your own browser, on your own device, so I can't see them. If you clear your browser data or switch device, they start fresh.
Every lesson page has a 'Spot a mistake' link that opens an email to me, and the home page has a 'Suggest a topic' link. You can also just email inewittall@gmail.com.
Just one person making these, not a big studio. I want kids to end up thinking about something real instead of doom-scrolling all day — if this gets even a few of them curious about how the world works, that's the whole point.
Watch a lesson together, or point your child to a topic they're stuck on. Every lesson has a free worksheet if you want something on paper.
Lessons are adapted from Oak National Academy's curriculum, so they map closely to what's already being taught at KS3. Videos can be shared or embedded straight into Google Classroom (or any platform your school uses) — no need to ask permission, just use it. Worksheets come with full answer keys, ready to hand out or set as homework.
If this has helped your child or your class, sharing it with another parent or teacher helps more than anything else — that's genuinely how this grows.