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AQA Biology

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Paper 1 Written exam (1hr 45min) – 50% Topics 1 – 4: Cell biology; Organisation; Infection and response; and Bioenergetics
Paper 2 Written exam (1hr 45min) – 50% Topics 5 – 7: Homeostasis and response; Inheritance, variation and evolution; and Ecology

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CGP Foundation Biology: Product code: BAFR42, ISBN: 9781789083248
CGP Higher Biology: Product code: BAR46, ISBN: 9781782945567
CGP GCSE Biology AQA Exam Practice Workbook - Foundation - Product code: BAFQ42, ISBN: 9781789083262
CGP GCSE Biology AQA Exam Practice Workbook - Higher - Product code: BAQ42, ISBN: 9781782944829

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Cell biology
Organisation
Infection and response
Bioenergetics
Homeostasis and response
Inheritance, variation and evolution
Ecology

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AQA Chemistry

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Paper 1 Written exam (1hr 45min) - 50% Topics 1-5: Atomic structure & the periodic table, Bonding, structure and the properties of matter, Quantitative chemistry, Chemical Changes and Energy Changes.
Paper 2 Written exam (1hr 45min) - 50% Topics 6-10: The rate and extent of chemical change, Organic chemistry, Chemical analysis, Chemistry of the Atmosphere and Using resources.

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CGP Higher Chemistry Revision Guide: ISBN: 9781782945574
CGP Foundation Chemistry: ISBN: 9781789083224
CGP GCSE Chemistry AQA Exam Practice Workbook - Higher: ISBN: 9781782944935
CGP GCSE Chemistry AQA Exam Practice Workbook - Foundation: ISBN: 9781789083255

Syllabus

Atomic structure & the periodic table
Bonding, structure and the properties of matter
Quantitative chemistry
Chemical Changes
Energy Changes
The rate and extent of chemical change
Organic chemistry
Chemical analysis
Chemistry of the Atmosphere
Using resources

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Eduqas (WJEC) English Language

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Component 1: 20th Century Literature Reading and Creative Writing Prose
Component 2: 19th & 21st Century Non-fiction Reading and Transactional/Persuasive Writing
NEA (Non Exam Assessment): Speaking and Listening Assessment (internally assessed) No recording required for 2022.

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AQA

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Paper 1: Shakespeare and the 19th century novel (40%)
Paper 2: Modern texts and poetry (60%)

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OCR Cambridge Nationals

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R067 - External Exam Summer of Y11, 75 minutes. 40% of overall award
R068 - Coursework, internally marked, work has already been submitted. 30% of the overall award
R069 - Coursework, internally marked, submission 22nd March 2024. 30% of the overall award. This unit involves a coursework write up and pitch of the Baslows Bags set assignment.

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R067: Enterprise and marketing concepts

1. Characteristics, risk and reward for enterprise
2. Market research to target a specific customer
3. What makes a product financially viable
4. Creating a marketing mix to support a product
5. Factors to consider when starting up and running an enterprise

R068: Design a business proposal

1. Market research
2. How to identify a customer profile
3. Develop a product proposal
4. Review whether a business proposal is financially viable
5. Review the likely success of the business proposal

R069: Market and pitch a business proposal

1. Develop a brand identity to target a specific customer profile
2. Create a promotional campaign for a brand and product
3. Plan and pitch a proposal
4. Review a brand proposal, promotional campaign and professional pitch

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Pearson (Edexcel B) Geography

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Paper 1: Global Geographical Issues (1 hour and 30 minutes)
Paper 2: UK Geographical Issues (1 hour and 30 minutes)
Paper 3: People and Environment Issues – Making Geographical Decisions (1 hour and 30 minutes)

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Component 1: Global Geographical Issues
This component draws across physical and human processes and people-environment interactions to consider key contemporary global geographical issues. The component is divided into three sections:

Topic 1: Hazardous Earth
An understanding of the global circulation of the atmosphere and changing climate. Plus two depth studies of an extreme weather hazard (tropical cyclones) and tectonic hazards at contrasting locations.
Topic 2: Development dynamics
An understanding of the scale of global inequality. Plus a depth study of how one emerging country is developing and the consequences for people, environment and the country's relationship with the wider world
Topic 3: Challenges of an urbanising world
An overview of the causes and challenges of rapid urbanisation across the world. Plus one depth study of a megacity* in a developing or emerging country.

Component 2: UK Geographical Issues
This component draws across physical and human processes and people-environment interactions to consider key contemporary geographical issues for the UK. The component is divided into three sections:

Topic 4: The UK's evolving physical landscape
An overview of the varied physical landscapes in the UK resulting from geology, geomorphic processes and human activity over time. Plus two depth studies of distinctive landscapes - Coastal change and conflict and River processes and pressures
Topic 5: The UK's evolving human landscape
An overview of the changing and varied human landscape of the UK, including the socio-economic and political processes that influence it. Plus a case study of a major UK city - Dynamic UK cities.
Topic 6: Geographical investigations
Two investigations, including fieldwork and research, carried out in contrasting environments, one from 'Coastal change and conflict' or 'River processes and pressures' and one of either 'Dynamic urban areas' or 'Changing rural areas'.

Component 3: People and Environment Issues - Making Geographical Decisions
In this component, students will develop their knowledge and understanding of the processes and interactions between people and environment and investigate related issues at a variety of scales.

Topic 7: People and the biosphere
An overview of the global distribution and characteristics of large-scale ecosystems, why the biosphere is important to human wellbeing and how humans use and modify it in order to obtain resources
Topic 8: Forests under threat
A detailed study of tropical rainforests and the taiga, looking at processes and interactions and issues related to their biodiversity and to their sustainable use and management
Topic 9: Consuming energy resources
A study of renewable and non-renewable energy, its supply and demand, access and energy security issues, its sustainable use and management

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Pearson (Edexcel) History

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Paper 1: Warfare Through Time 1 hr 15 mins
Paper 2: Henry VIII and his ministers 1509 – 1540 & British America 1713-1783 Empire and Revolution 1 hr 45 mins
Paper 3: Weimar and Nazi Germany 1919 – 1939 1hr 20 mins

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Pearson (Edexcel)

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Three equally-weighted written examination papers at either Foundation tier or Higher tier.
Paper 1 is a non-calculator assessment and a calculator is allowed for Paper 2 and Paper 3.
Each paper is 1h 30m, Each paper has 80 marks.
The content will be assessed across all three papers.

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Number

Structure and calculation
Fractions, decimals and percentages
Measures and accuracy

Algebra

Notation, vocabulary and manipulation
Graphs
Solving equations and inequalities
Sequences

Ratio, Proportion and Rates of change
Geometry and Measures

Properties and constructions
Mensuration and calculation
Vectors

Probability
Statistics