KS3 Religious Studies Complete Revision & Practice (Ages 11-14)

About the KS3 Religious Studies Complete Revision & Practice (Ages 11-14)

If your child in Year 7, 8 or 9 is finding Religious Studies difficult to follow—or you're simply looking for a clear, reliable resource that covers the entire KS3 curriculum—KS3 Religious Studies Complete Revision & Practice (Ages 11-14) by CGP delivers exactly what busy families need. This single, full-colour book tackles six major world religions with straightforward study notes, built-in practice questions and two mini exams that mirror the style and challenge your child will meet in school assessments. It's reassuring to know that everything they need for confident revision is gathered in one place, with full answers included at the back so pupils can check their work and learn from mistakes without waiting for a teacher.

The layout is designed to keep pupils engaged: each section opens with crystal-clear explanations of beliefs, practices and key concepts, followed by warm-up questions and exam-style tasks that reinforce understanding step by step. Because the book covers Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism in equal depth, your child will build the broad knowledge and critical-thinking skills the National Curriculum demands—and those skills pay dividends well beyond Key Stage 3. The free online edition means revision can continue on a laptop, tablet or desktop, so learning doesn't stop when the book is left at school or tucked in a sibling's bag.

Pupils often arrive at GCSE Religious Studies underprepared because they've missed foundational concepts or lack exam confidence. This CGP revision guide closes that gap early: the warm-up questions help consolidate each lesson, while the two practice papers at the end simulate real test conditions and show exactly where further review is needed. By the time your child reaches Year 10, they'll have a solid grounding in religious literacy, ethical reasoning and the ability to compare beliefs across traditions—advantages that make GCSE revision far less daunting. Parents tell us their teenagers feel calmer and more capable once they've worked through this book, and that confidence shows in both classwork and end-of-year results.

Whether your child is keeping pace comfortably or catching up after absence, this combined workbook and study guide suits independent learners and those who prefer parent-led revision alike. The 160-page format is portable enough for the school commute yet comprehensive enough to replace multiple loose sheets and photocopies. Because it ships as a physical book, you'll have a permanent reference on the shelf for younger siblings or last-minute revision sessions, and the included online access ensures flexibility when screen-based study works better. It's a straightforward, well-organised tool that takes the guesswork out of KS3 Religious Studies.

• Complete coverage of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism aligned to the English National Curriculum for Years 7–9
• Built-in practice questions after every topic, plus two mini practice exams with full answers at the back for independent self-assessment
• Free online edition included for flexible revision on PC, Mac or tablet—no separate login or subscription required
• Full-colour layout with clear headings, summary boxes and engaging visuals that hold attention and aid memory
• Published by CGP, trusted by schools and families across the UK for reliable, curriculum-matched revision resources