Bespoke Solutions for Key Stage 3 Tracking

Uncover the Benefits of Pupil Progress Key Stage 3 at Whole School Level:

  • Ensure a consistent framework and language across all subjects

  • Adapt flexibly to meet the unique needs of each subject area

  • Enable detailed analysis of progress for individual students, classes, and year groups

Custom Solutions

Designed specifically for your schools' Key Stage 3 needs.

Consistency

Maintain a consistent approach to Key Stage 3 assessment tracking.

Equip Teachers

The right tools to close attainment gaps and fulfil student potential.

Key Stage 3 Reviews

"I’ve been using Pupil Progress since its launch and haven’t looked back! Thanks to the platform, our MFL department consistently achieves the best Progress 8 scores in the school"

Nadia Siddiqui

The Westgate School

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to our most frequently asked questions about tracking and monitoring the Key Stage 3 curriculum.

Pupil Progress offers a custom solution to Key Stage 3 tracking, with flexible options to suit the needs of your school. With real-time, actionable insights, Pupil Progress software helps to reduce attainment gaps by informing areas of improvement.

Yes, our tracking solution for Key Stage 3 ages (Year 7 to Year 9) can be part of a wider whole school or Trust package. Explore our pricing options to find the one that suits your needs.

We have a host of workshops, such as 'Making Key Stage 3 Data Meaningful' available in our workshop library, as well as our Example Key Stage 3 Levelled Descriptors, which can be downloaded at zero cost. 

Your Next Steps to Implementing Key Stage 3 Tracking:

1. Speak with our Experts

Book a call with a data expert at a time that suits you - we'll provide you with the options to suit your context

2. Utilise our resources

Learn how to Make Key Stage 3 Data Meaningful with expert workshops hosted by our founders

3. Find the right solution

Choose a bespoke and flexible solution for your school with the guidance of our in-house experts

Redesigning a Key Stage 3 (KS3) curriculum is a challenging task that requires careful planning, collaboration, and a focus on quality education. Here are key steps to guide you through the process.

When structuring Key Stage 3 (KS3) assessments, educators often choose between two main models: criteria-driven and test-driven. This guide explores both approaches and offers practical tips.

As education evolves, so must the frameworks that support student learning. For school trusts rewriting their Key Stage 3 curriculum, establishing a strong, adaptable foundation is key. Here are essential questions to consider: