KS3
Develop subject knowledge, confidence and independent learning across Key Stage 3.
- Year 7Foundation - Live now
- Year 8Development - Live now
- Year 9Preparation - Live now
Explore the NOVA Key Stage 3 curriculum and lesson maps for Years 7, 8 and 9. Families can see exactly what each subject covers before adding it to a learner’s timetable.
Develop subject knowledge, confidence and independent learning across Key Stage 3.
Focused subject pathways with practice, revision and assessment across Key Stage 4.
Build confidence in essential English and maths through practical, purposeful learning.
Choose a subject to open its curriculum and mapping inside the shared NOVA viewer.
KS3 Maths learning pathways for Years 7–9, including assessments and detailed lesson objectives.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑KS3 English learning pathways, lesson sequences and assessment milestones across Years 7–9.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑KS3 Science pathways and individual lesson plans for Years 7–9.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑History develops secure knowledge alongside source work and historical argument, including change, causation, significance and competing interpretations.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑Geography connects physical and human processes with map skills, data handling, fieldwork thinking, sustainability and decision making.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑Coding develops computational thinking through practical Python builds, increasingly independent programming, problem solving and debugging.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑PE develops safe participation, fitness, movement quality and confidence.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑A practical financial-literacy programme covering money and consumer decisions.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑Food Tech/Cooking combines food knowledge and practical techniques.
Open curriculum library →Back to top ↑NOVA lessons are designed as connected learning sequences using the NOVA architecture: Diagnose, Retrieve, Teach, Model, Guide, Practise, Reason, Check, Master and Remediate.
The structure adapts to each subject while maintaining clear teaching, meaningful practice and evidence of understanding.
Create the parent account, add learner profiles and build the timetable around your own home-education week.