KS2 homework help for Years 3 to 6
Homework Magic includes KS2 homework for Maths, English and Science. Choose a year, choose a subject, then pick a topic to open a ready-made question set. Year 6 families can use SATs practice for the national tests. Years 3–6 can also start 11+ preparation, including a free 11+ mock.
What is KS2?
Key Stage 2 (KS2) covers children in Year 3 through Year 6 (ages 7–11). This is a period of increasing independence and deeper learning, culminating in SATs assessments at the end of Year 6.
Homework at KS2 helps consolidate classroom learning, develops study skills, and prepares children for secondary school.
Families looking for homework for SEND can turn on dyslexia-friendly learning support and Read to me during KS2 practice.
KS2 subjects covered
- KS2 Mathematics: Number, calculation, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, algebra, geometry, measurement, statistics.
- KS2 English: Reading comprehension, writing (transcription, composition, vocabulary, grammar & punctuation), spoken language.
- KS2 Science: Working scientifically, biology, chemistry, physics topics in depth.
- Foundation Subjects: History, Geography, Design & Technology, Art & Design, Computing, Languages.
- 11+ Preparation: For Year 5 and 6 students preparing for grammar school entrance exams.
SATs preparation support
Homework Magic can help with Year 6 SAT and SATs homework: short reading, grammar and maths questions at the right level, with feedback that explains why an answer is right or wrong. For a dedicated SAT page, see KS2 SATs practice.
Frequently asked questions
When do SATs happen?
KS2 SATs take place in May of Year 6, covering English reading, English grammar, punctuation & spelling, and mathematics.
How much homework should a KS2 child do?
Guidelines suggest 30 minutes per day in Year 3 & 4, building to 1 hour per day by Year 6, plus reading.
Can Homework Magic help with 11+ preparation?
Yes! We have a dedicated 11+ tab with practice for Verbal Reasoning, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Maths and English.
From Reading to 11+ Practice
Read a guide, try free questions, review your mistakes, then strengthen the topics you need most.