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1 Subject: GCSE Physics Density States of matter SHC Atoms and radiation Discovery of the nucleus Changes in the nucleus Alpha, beta and gamma Activity and half life Nuclear radiation and medicine Nuclear fission Nuclear fusion Year 10 Electric circuits Current and charge Potential difference and resistance Component characteristics Series and parallel circuits AC current Cables and plugs Power and PD Currents and energy transfer Appliances and efficiency Waves properties The nature of waves Reflection and refraction Sound waves Electromagnetic spectrum Light Colour Summative assessment: Particles Summative assessment: Atoms and radioactivity Required practical: Density Required practical: SHC Summative assessment: Electricity Test 1 Summative assessment: Electricity Test 2 Required practical: Series and Parallel Circuits Required practical: Length of wire and Resistance Required practical: Component Graphs Summative assessment: Waves 1 Summative assessment: Waves 2 Required practical: Waves on a string Required practical: Ripple Tank Required practical: Infrared Required practical: Refraction (Triple)
2 Vectors and resultant forces Parallelogram of forces Speed distance time graphs Velocity and acceleration Weight and terminal velocity Forces and braking Momentum Forces and elasticity Pressure Year 11 Magnetic fields Electromagnets The motor effect AC generator Transformers Formation of the solar system Life history of a star Planets, satellites and orbits Expanding universe Revision Summative assessment: Forces Summative assessment: Motion Required practical: Acceleration Required practical: Hooke s Law Summative assessment: Magnets and Electromagnets Summative assessment: Space Summative assessment: Mock papers Required practical: None Exam Papers Mock papers Final exam
3 Subject: GCSE Chemistry Structure and bonding Chemical calculations Year 10 Chemical changes Electrolysis Energy changes Rates and equilibrium Summative assessment: Structure and bonding Summative assessment: Mole Required practical: titration Homework : ionic bonding Homework: covalent bonding Homework: nanoparticles Homework: mole calculations Homework: calculating concentration Homework: titration Summative assessment: Chemical changes Summative assessment: Electrolysis Required practical: Electrolysis Required practical: Prepare a salt from a base Homework: Extracting copper from copper sulphate Homework: Neutralisation Homework: Strong and weak acids Homework: Electrolysis Homework: Extraction of aluminium Summative assessment: Energy changes and rates Required practical: Rates of reaction with temperature and concentration Homework: Bond energy calculations Homework: Chemical cells and batteries Homework: Collision theory Homework: Effect of temperature, concentration, catalysts and surface area of rate
4 Equilibrium Crude oil and fuels Organic reactions Polymers Year 11 Chemical analysis Earth s atmosphere Using our resources Summative assessment: Organic Homework: Fractional distillation Homework: Alcohols, carboxylic acids and esters Homework: Polymerisation Summative assessment: Analysis Summative assessment: Atmosphere and the earth Required practical: Testing anions and cations Required practical: Purify and water Required practical: Chromatography Homework: Tests for anions and cations Homework: Atmospheric pollutants Homework: Treating waste water Summative assessment: Resources Homework: Haber process Homework: Past paper questions
5 Subject: GCSE Biology Year 10 Cell division Stem cells Heat and circulation Organising animals and plants non communicable diseases cancer, smoking, heart disease, alcohol Preventing and treating disease Vaccinations Discovery and development of drugs Monoclonal antibodies Respiration Photosynthesis The human nervous system Reflexes and the synapse The brain The Eye Homeostasis in action Hormonal coordination AQA Biology textbook Summative assessment: Heart and circulation Summative assessment: Cell division Summative assessment: non-communicable diseases Summative assessment: Respiration Summative assessment: Photosynthesis Summative assessment: communicable diseases and their prevention Required practical: Photosynthesis Required practical: Antibiotics Summative assessment: Nervous system Summative assessment: Homeostasis and hormonal coordination Required practical: Reaction Time Required practical: Plant seedling growth and hormones
6 Hormonal communication (cont.) Homeostasis Body temperature Removing waste The kidney Dialysis Kidney transplants Reproduction DNA and protein synthesis Year 11 Variation and evolution Natural selection Selective breeding Gen engineering/cloning Theories of evolution Evolution and speciation Evidence for evolution/ fossils and extinction Antibiotic resistant bacterial Classification Competition Adaptations Feeding relationships and cycles Biodiversity in ecosystems Pollution and biomass transfers Summative assessment: Nervous system Summative assessment: Homeostasis and hormonal coordination Required practical: Plant seedling growth and hormones Summative assessment: Variation and evolution Summative assessment: Genetics Summative assessment: Adaptations Required practical: Population size Required practical: Milk decay Summative assessment: Mock papers
7 Subject: GCSE Combined Science Year 10 Cell division Organising animals and plants non communicable diseases cancer, smoking, heart disease, alcohol Structure and bonding Chemical calculations Density States of matter SHC Atoms and radiation Discovery of the nucleus Alpha, beta and gamma Activity and half life Communicable diseases viral and bacterial infections Preventing and treating disease Respiration Chemical changes Electrolysis Electric circuits Component characteristics Series and parallel circuits AC current Cables and plugs Power and PD Currents and energy transfer Appliances and efficiency Photosynthesis The human nervous system Waves properties The nature of waves Energy changes Rates and equilibrium Reflection and refraction Electromagnetic spectrum Summative assessment: Particles Summative assessment: Atoms and radioactivity Summative assessment: cell division and diseases Summative assessment: Structure and bonding Summative assessment: Electricity Test 1 Summative assessment: Electricity Test 2 Summative assessment: communicable diseases and their prevention Summative assessment: Respiration Summative assessment: Waves Summative assessment: Photosynthesis Summative assessment: Energy changes and rates
8 Summative assessment: Mole Required practical: titration Required practical: Density Required practical: SHC Homework : ionic bonding Homework: covalent bonding Homework: nanoparticles Homework: mole calculations Homework: calculating concentration Homework: titration Summative assessment: Chemical changes Summative assessment: Electrolysis Required practical: Electrolysis Required practical: Prepare a salt from a base Required practical: Series and Parallel Circuits Required practical: Length of wire and Resistance Required practical: Component Graphs Required practical: Effect of exercise on breathing/heart rate Homework: Extracting copper from copper sulphate Homework: Neutralisation Homework: Strong and weak acids Homework: Electrolysis Homework: Extraction of aluminium Required practical: Rates of reaction with temperature and concentration Required practical: Waves on a string Required practical: Ripple Tank Required practical: Infrared Required practical: Photosynthesis Homework: Bond energy calculations Homework: Chemical cells and batteries Homework: Collision theory Homework: Effect of temperature, concentration, catalysts and surface area of rate Year 11 Hormonal communication Homeostasis Reproduction Equilibrium Crude oil and fuels Forces and motion Variation and evolution Genetics and evolution Adaptations, interdependence and completion Organising and Ecosystem Magnets and electromagnets Chemical analysis Earth s atmosphere Biodiversity in ecosystems Revision for GCSE
9 Summative assessment: Homeostasis Summative assessment: Reproduction Summative assessment: Forces Summative assessment: Motion Summative assessment: Crude oil Required practical: Acceleration Required practical: Hooke s Law Homework: Hormones of the menstrual cycle Homework: Temperature homeostasis Homework: Kidney dialysis v transplant Homework: Reproduction and inheritance Homework: Fractional distillation Homework: Burning hydrocarbon fuels Homework: Cracking hydrocarbons Summative assessment: Analysis Summative assessment: Atmosphere and the earth Summative assessment: magnets and electromagnets Summative assessment: variation and genetics Required practical: Testing anions and cations Required practical: Purify and water Required practical: Chromatography Homework: Tests for anions and cations Homework: Atmospheric pollutants Homework: Treating waste water Homework: Cloning Homework: Theories of evolution Homework: Fossils and extinction Homework: Food chains and webs Practice exam revision
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