Key Stage 3 provides a comprehensive education across various subjects. Pupils develop their skills in core areas like English, mathematics, and science while also exploring subjects such as history, geography or modern foreign languages. The curriculum aims to foster critical thinking, creativity, and independent learning, preparing students for the challenges of future academic stages. This well-rounded approach ensures that pupils build a strong foundation for both their academic and personal lives, encouraging curiosity and a love for learning.

At the end of Key Stage 3, teachers have advisory conversations with students to help them consider their future studies and choose their General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) exams. GCSE results guide students toward further education paths, such as A-levels, vocational qualifications, or apprenticeships.