Key Stage 3 Maths Tables

About KS3 Maths Times Tables

Our KS3 Maths times tables quizzes are written to help pupils in Years 7 to 9 strengthen multiplication facts and improve mental maths speed. Secure times tables make KS3 maths feel easier, supporting division, fractions, ratio, algebra, area and problem solving.

Because each quiz is short and focused, pupils can practise little and often and build confidence without feeling overwhelmed. Instant feedback helps learners spot which facts are secure and which need revisiting, making revision efficient both at home and in the classroom.

This section includes times tables from 2 to 10 for solid curriculum fluency, with additional tables beyond 10 for learners who want to stretch themselves. For parents, it is an easy way to support progress, just choose one table and repeat it regularly until recall becomes automatic.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages are KS3 times tables quizzes designed for?

They are aimed at ages 11-14 and suit Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 pupils who want faster, more accurate multiplication recall.

How often should my child practise times tables?

Short, regular practice is best. Aim for a few minutes, three or four times a week, and repeat the same table after a day or two to strengthen long-term memory.

Does my child need to learn times tables beyond 10?

KS3 expectations focus on secure recall up to 10. Tables beyond 10 are optional but can be helpful for confidence and speed, especially for harder topics such as algebra and ratio.

What if my child keeps getting the same facts wrong?

Focus on a small set of tricky facts, practise them daily for a week, and use the quiz feedback to check progress. Mastering a few at a time is more effective than trying to learn everything at once.

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