Aim of the year
Write an organised text, master the four operations, and look up information.
8–9 years
Year 3 (age 8)
The year one learns to work alone — and where the support matters as much as the programme.
Age required
Level Year 3 (age 8) · 8–9 years
Subjects
Language
Text gains structure: paragraphs, narrative tenses, precise vocabulary.
Mathematics
Large numbers, division, simple fractions, geometry.
Science and technology
Asking a question, running an experiment, recording what is observed.
History and geography
First timelines, maps, one's own territory and other people's.
Modern language
Short dialogues, vocabulary organised by theme.
A year you can count
Thirty-six weeks split into eight modules of four weeks, plus a ninth self-corrected revision module. Four assessments per module are read and annotated — by the system first, by a teacher afterwards.
- 8 modules of 4 weeks
- 1 revision module, self-corrected
- 4 corrected assessments per module
- Falling behind is caught up without starting over
A flexible classroom, at your home
A four-year-old does not work sitting still for an hour, and a ten-year-old does not learn standing up. The kit sets up a real workstation — height, seat, light, storage — and leaves room for the moments when learning happens on the floor, on a mat, or with the hands. The space is part of the programme.