GCSE module is divided into 5 levels:
KS3-0 is suitable for students in Year 7-8, laying a solid foundation for the transition from Primary to Secondary;
KS3-1 is suitable for students in Year 8-9. Considering the large amount of content, the course is divided into classes A/B, and the two classes exchange content by term;
KS3-2 is suitable for students in Year 9-10 and same as KS3-1, will do in classes A/B;
KS4-PP, past paper class, which is suitable for students preparing for 2025 GCSE.
Note: The students can choose their own classes according to their own levels.
KS3-0：
This Level is an important stage in the transition from Primary to Secondary, and it will lay a solid foundation for learning a large number of knowledge points later. Students need two terms to complete all planned topics.
KS3-1：
The students gradually start to learn various knowledge points of GCSE. It generally corresponds to the content of Year 8 and part of Year 9. All content is divided into classesA/B, and the difficulty is basically the same. Classes A/B exchange learning content by term.
KS3-2:
This level is the key stage of GCSE. It generally corresponds to the content of Year 9 and part of Year 10. All content is divided into classes A/B. The difficulty is basically the same. Classes A/B exchange learning content by term.
KS4-PP:
This term, we will mix past papers from different exam boards to help students prepare for the exams for the last time.
The ratio of past papers from different exam boards depends on the distribution of joined students. Based on past experience, students need to complete 2 papers per week.