KS3 English Spelling quizzes for Years 7, 8 and 9, aligned to the National Curriculum, helping ages 11-14 practise spelling patterns, prefixes and suffixes for clearer writing. Read more
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Our KS3 spelling quizzes are written by teachers to help pupils in Years 7 to 9 spell accurately and write with confidence. Each quiz turns a small spelling focus into quick practice, so students can improve steadily at home or in the classroom.
Good spelling supports clearer writing in every subject, from English answers to science explanations and history essays. These Key Stage 3 spelling quizzes build knowledge of common patterns, tricky word parts, and the vocabulary students meet across the curriculum.
Quizzes are short and topic-based, so pupils can practise little and often. Instant feedback helps learners spot mistakes, learn the correct spelling, and remember it next time. Repeating a quiz after a few days is a simple way to strengthen long-term recall.
For official guidance, see the Government’s KS3 English document: English programmes of study: key stage 3 (GOV.UK).
They are aimed at ages 11-14 and suit Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 pupils who want to improve spelling for schoolwork and assessments.
Choose one theme, complete a quiz, and read the feedback carefully. Repeat the same quiz a few days later, and then move on to a new topic once accuracy improves.
Yes. Many quizzes focus on word parts and patterns that help spelling make sense, so pupils can apply the same rules to new vocabulary.
Encourage them to learn a small set at a time, say the word slowly, and look for familiar parts. Regular short practice is more effective than one long session.
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