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What is Science Interactive Homework KS3 & KS4?
EduLink Homework Hub® delivers weekly science homework for Years 7 to 11, covering KS3 and KS4. Assignments are structured around the AO1 to AO3 assessment objectives used in UK science exams, and the platform marks pupils' work automatically.
The question bank runs to 83 different of question types, of which 67 are described as interactive simulators and builders rather than recall-based questions. Alongside marking, the system flags misconceptions in pupils' answers, and teachers can adapt assignments for different classes, using the AO1 - AO3 generator. Teachers can also create starter grids ro help reduce their workload for every lesson.
The material is aimed at secondary school science departments looking for homework that goes beyond factual recall towards the higher-order thinking that exams test.
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Runs entirely in a web browser — no installation, no app to deploy. Works on school-managed Chromebooks and iPads as well as home devices. Pupils sign in with their existing school Microsoft or Google accounts.
Same day. There is nothing for a school to install or deploy — EduLink runs in a browser, so no IT project, no software rollout and no device configuration.
We create the school’s account and send the login details, usually within a working day of the request. A teacher can then set their first assignment in a few minutes by sharing the assignment link through Google Classroom, Satchel One or whatever the school already uses.
Schools on a paid subscription can have pupils sign in with their existing Microsoft or Google school accounts, and class lists can be synced automatically via Wonde. Both are optional — a department can be running before either is arranged.
Teacher must create the account.
Science Interactive Homework KS3 & KS4 Pricing
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£1.90 per pupil per year covers the whole science department — all three sciences, Years 7–11, with no per-subject or per-teacher add-ons.
We work with schools of every size. Smaller schools can have a bespoke quote rather than being priced out by a minimum cohort, and individual teacher subscriptions are available for departments wanting to trial it properly first.
What schools are buying is meaningful science homework rather than recall quizzing. Assignments are built to scaffold through Bloom’s Taxonomy towards higher-order thinking, and the marking identifies specific pupil misconceptions rather than just returning a score. Every assignment is fully editable, so teachers adapt it to their own class, and additional teacher tools such as starter grids are included at no extra cost.
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