Free GCSE Practice — Years 10 and 11
Homework Magic includes GCSE practice for Maths, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Choose a year, choose a subject, then pick a topic to open a ready-made question set.
Explore the world while you practise
World Explorer adds a free travel adventure to supported online practice. Every five genuinely completed, eligible questions can unlock a new city, animal or landmark on a shared route from London. Wrong answers count too. Your GCSE learning progress, XP and gift points still follow their normal rules.
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What is KS4?
Key Stage 4 is the GCSE years in England and normally covers Years 10 and 11. It follows KS3 and is organised around GCSE subject content rather than a single National Curriculum programme of study for each subject.
Good to know: English Language and English Literature are separate GCSEs. Science may be Combined Science or separate Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Homework Magic keeps those choices distinct so pupils practise the right course.
GCSE subjects available
- Maths: algebra, ratio, geometry, probability and statistics at GCSE level.
- English Language: fiction and non-fiction reading, creative and transactional writing.
- English Literature: Shakespeare, the 19th-century novel, poetry and unseen poetry.
- Biology, Chemistry and Physics: separate GCSE science topics. Combined Science pupils should check which sections apply to their own specification.
How it works
- Choose Year 10 or Year 11.
- Choose a GCSE subject.
- Pick the topic you want to practise.
- Homework Magic opens a GCSE practice set from the shared learning library. Where supported, completed questions also contribute towards World Explorer discoveries.
Frequently asked questions
What years are in KS4?
KS4 normally covers Years 10 and 11 in England, when most pupils study GCSEs.
Which subjects are included?
GCSE practice includes Maths, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Choose subjects that match your exam course.
Will every school teach the same topic in Year 10?
No. GCSE content is specified across the two-year course. Choose the year that best matches the level you want to practise.