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Key Stage 3 French

KS3 French illustration – Eiffel Tower at sunset

KS3 French quizzes for Years 7, 8 and 9, aligned to the National Curriculum, supporting ages 11-14 with teacher-written vocabulary practice for confident speaking, reading and writing. Read more

Fascinating fact: French was the official language of England for nearly 300 years.

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Greek flag Adjectives - Nationalities and Colours Play
French girl laughing Adjectives to Describe Opinions Play
Smart French suit Adjectives to Describe People Play
Boy who is late for school Adverbs Relating to Time Play
French gatteau Key Phrases 01 Play
French girl sleeping Key Phrases 02 Play
Hungry French boy Key Phrases 03 Play
Happy New Year Key Phrases 04 Play
A running hare Nouns - Animals Play
A semi-detached house Nouns - At Home Play
Books in a library Nouns - Buildings Play
Girl wearing a wooly jumper Nouns - Clothes 01 Play
Statue of Liberty and the US flag Nouns - Countries Play
Polar bears against dramatic Arctic background Nouns - Days, Months and Directions Play
Books and education Nouns - Education Play
Some French cheeses Nouns - Food and Drink Play
Skeleton band Nouns - Health Play
Water skiing Nouns - Leisure Time Play
French girl with mobile phone Nouns - Mixed Bag Play
French musician Nouns - Work and School Play
Number thirteen Numbers Play
Girl with a toothache Phrases Relating to Illness Play
A small dog under a bed Prepositions Play
Girl waving goodbye Verbs - Most Common Play
French football match Verbs - Past, Present and Future Play
French and international stamps Verbs - Useful Ones to Know Play
Boy eating salad Verbs in the Future Tense Play
Teens searching on map Verbs in the Near Future Tense Play
French girl phoning friend Verbs in the Past Tense Play
A French castle Verbs Relating to Leisure Play

About KS3 Fast French

Our KS3 Fast French quizzes are written to help pupils in Years 7 to 9 build vocabulary quickly and use it accurately. Each quiz focuses on a small word set, so learners can practise little and often, improve recall, and gain confidence for classroom tasks such as speaking, reading and writing.

Because the quizzes are short and topic-based, they are ideal for regular retrieval practice. Students see a word or phrase and choose the correct translation, then use the instant feedback to learn from mistakes straight away. Parents can support revision easily too, even if they do not speak French.

This section covers high-frequency vocabulary groups, including nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and key phrases. It is a practical route into language learning, supporting the habits that help students succeed later at GCSE, such as accurate spelling, word order awareness and confident use of common structures.

For official guidance, see the Government’s KS3 Languages curriculum document: Languages programmes of study: key stage 3 (GOV.UK).

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages are these KS3 French quizzes for?

They are designed for ages 11-14 and suit Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 pupils learning French at Key Stage 3.

How often should my child use the quizzes to learn vocabulary?

Short, regular sessions work best. Aim for 10 minutes, three or four times a week, and repeat a quiz after a few days to strengthen long-term memory.

Are these quizzes suitable for beginners?

Yes. Start with everyday nouns and key phrases, then move on to adjectives and verb tenses as confidence grows. Instant feedback helps learners progress quickly.

How do these quizzes help with later GCSE study?

They build a strong base of high-frequency vocabulary and improve accuracy. Regular retrieval practice helps students recall words faster and apply them more confidently in exam-style tasks.

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