Year 9 Worksheets and Games: Free Printables for Ages 13 to 14

Year 9 is the last year of Key Stage 3 in England. Students are aged 13 to 14 and prepare for the move to GCSE courses. This page explains what Year 9 covers in maths, English and science, then gives you 24 free printable worksheets and games for each topic, all made by Jaques of London.

Ages 13 to 14Key Stage 3
24 free printablesmaths, english, science and history
15 to 30 minutesfor most sheets
Answers on 21notes for the grown-up on every sheet
Screen freepaper and a pencil

What children learn in Year 9

This follows the National Curriculum for England. Your school may teach topics in a different order.

Maths

Year 9 maths covers linear graphs, Pythagoras' theorem, standard form, further algebra and probability, as a bridge to GCSE.

See the maths sheets

English

Year 9 English covers analysing literature including Shakespeare, writing for different audiences and early preparation for GCSE English.

See the English sheets

Science

Year 9 science covers genetics and evolution, energy transfers, chemical reactions and the ideas that lead into GCSE science.

See the science sheets

Year 9 Maths printables

11 free printables.

Year 9 English printables

2 free printables.

Year 9 Science printables

4 free printables.

Year 9 History printables

1 free printable.

Year 9 Geography printables

2 free printables.

Year 9 Computing printables

1 free printable.

Year 9 General knowledge printables

1 free printable.

More activities for Year 9

2 free printables.

Questions parents and teachers ask

What do children learn in Year 9?

Year 9 maths covers linear graphs, Pythagoras' theorem, standard form, further algebra and probability, as a bridge to GCSE. Year 9 English covers analysing literature including Shakespeare, writing for different audiences and early preparation for GCSE English. Year 9 science covers genetics and evolution, energy transfers, chemical reactions and the ideas that lead into GCSE science.

Are these Year 9 printables free?

Yes. All 24 are free to print for home, classroom and home education use.

Do the sheets include answers?

Answers are included on 21 of the 24 sheets. The rest are open tasks, and page 2 explains what a good answer looks like.

How long does each sheet take?

Most take 15 to 30 minutes. Each sheet is two A4 pages. Page 1 is the activity and page 2 has notes for the grown-up.

Can teachers use them in class?

Yes. They work as starters, plenaries, early finisher tasks, homework or table activities, and need no preparation beyond printing.

Do I need a colour printer?

No. Black and white printing is fine for almost every sheet.

Coming from Year 8? See the Year 8 worksheets.

Last updated 2026-11-09. Written by the Mini Minds Hub team at Jaques of London.