KS3 and GCSE Geography, marked as students work
Students click the landform on the photo, plot the graph, work out the gradient and write the six-marker, and every answer comes back marked: the calculations checked to the stated rounding, the extended answers against the real level descriptors.
Geography is coming soon. The question banks are written: 6,000+ questions across KS3 and all seven GCSE specs, with homework, topic tests, practice papers and five-a-day built for each, and six KS3 units taught as full lessons. Register interest and we will email you the day it opens.
What’s covered
Written to each board’s specification, sorted into courses you can set as they are.
KS3 Geography
- Six units taught as full lessons: Maps, place and scale, Rocks, weathering and soils, Rivers, Ecosystems and biomes, People, migration and cities, Coasts
- 73 lessons, each with a slide deck and its own questions
- Homework and five-a-day for all 15 units, with end-of-unit tests and end-of-year exams
- 3,100+ questions, from map skills to West Africa, Asia and the Middle East
AQA GCSE Geography
- 94 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 17 topic tests and 9 practice papers across Papers 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
Edexcel GCSE Geography A
- 105 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 25 topic tests and 9 practice papers across Papers 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
Edexcel GCSE Geography B
- 91 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 24 topic tests and 9 practice papers across Papers 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
OCR GCSE Geography A
- 52 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 8 topic tests and 9 practice papers across Papers 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
OCR GCSE Geography B
- 66 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 13 topic tests and 7 practice papers across Papers 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
Eduqas GCSE Geography A
- 65 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 14 topic tests and 9 practice papers across Components 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
Eduqas GCSE Geography B
- 60 homework sets, one per spec topic
- 11 topic tests and 8 practice papers across Components 1, 2 and 3
- 30 five-a-day starters that mix the whole course
Ready to set, nothing to write first
Homework, topic tests, practice papers and five-a-day are built for every GCSE spec, and homework, five-a-day, end-of-unit tests and end-of-year exams for KS3. Copy one to a class and it marks itself.
Homework
One short set per spec topic, or per lesson topic at KS3: recall, a figure, and an explain.
Topic tests
A test per topic in the exam's own mix of command words, for the end of teaching or an intervention group.
Practice papers
Exam-style papers for each paper or component of the spec, shorter than a full mock.
Five-a-day
Five mixed questions for a starter, spiralling back over the whole course.
KS3 end-of-unit and end-of-year
A test for every KS3 unit and end-of-year exams that bring the units together.
KS3 lessons and decks
73 lessons across six units, each with a PowerPoint deck and its own consolidation questions.
The same banks feed the class games, so a starter quiz uses the questions the homework does. Change any question you like, or build your own set from the banks and save it to reuse.
Picture questions
Click the landform on the photo or the feature on the map, label the diagram, and plot the graph on a grid. Marked on screen, like every other type.
Levels-marked extended answers
Four- to twelve-mark explain, assess and evaluate answers, marked by AI against each board's level descriptors. 3,300+ GCSE questions in all.
Feedback on the misconception
A wrong option says what it mixes up, a moraine for an erratic, so the student learns why, not just that it was wrong. Calculations are checked to the rounding the question asks for.
See it in action
Four real questions from the banks, four question types, marked as a student answers them: a misconception caught, a sequence put in order, a calculation checked to the stated rounding, and an extended answer placed in a level.
A large granite boulder lies on a limestone hillside, far from any granite outcrop. What is it most likely to be?
- AA terminal moraine, a ridge left where the ice ended
- BAn erratic, carried there by ice
- CA lateral moraine, a ridge along the valley side
Look inside
See what's there before it opens. Watch real questions being marked, look through the KS3 lesson decks in the library, and ask us anything.
See the marking now
The demo on this page runs real questions from the banks, marked the way your students will see it. Register interest and we will tell you the day it opens, or ask us anything.
Map, photo and graph questions
Hotspots on maps and photos, labelled diagrams and graphs plotted on a grid, all marked on screen.
For your department
Set it in a couple of minutes
Pick your spec, pick a course, pick a class and a due date. Homework, topic tests, practice papers and five-a-day are already built.
Extended answers marked against the levels
Four- to twelve-mark answers marked on the level descriptors, with feedback that names the level and says what would lift it.
See who is stuck, by topic
Class progress and question-level breakdowns, so you know who is losing marks on the skills questions and who on the case studies.
Want it for your Geography department?
Geography is coming soon and will be sold on its own. Register interest and we will tell you the day it opens.