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1 Triple Science Biology Chemistry Physics Double Science Core Science Additional Science GCSE Science Revision Module Biology (B1) Chemistry (C1) Physics (P1) Biology (B2) Chemistry (C2) Physics (P2) Biology (B3) Chemistry (C3) Physics (P3) Exam Date (2017) Attend as many revision sessions as you can!!! Ask your teacher to show you your test marks for each subject... use these to prioritise which session to attend Date Topic Room Staff B1 Keeping Healthy - Diet and exercise - Defence against disease B1 Nerves and Hormones 20 Sep Nervous system ST - Control in human body - Control in plants B1 Use and Abuse of Drugs - Drugs 27 Sep 2016 B1 Interdependence and Adaptation - Adaptations - Environmental change B1 Energy and Biomass in Food Chains - Energy in biomass B1 Waste Materials from Plants and Animals - Decay process - Carbon cycle ST
2 4 Oct 2016 B1 Genetic Variation and its Control - Why organisms are different - Reproduction B1 Evolution ST 11 Oct 2016 B1 Interdependence and Adaptation - Adaptations - Environmental change B1 Energy and Biomass in Food Chains - Energy in biomass B1 Waste Materials from Plants and Animals - Decay process Carbon cycle ST 18 Oct 2016 C2 Atomic Structure, Analysis and Quantitative Chemistry - Atomic structure - Analysing substances - Quantitative chemistry AQK RC JSU 1 Nov 2016 P1 Usefulness of Electrical Appliances - Transferring electrical energy WLL MI NAF 8 Nov 2016 P1 Energy Transfers - Infrared radiation - Kinetic theory - Energy transfer by heating - Heating and insulating buildings P1 Energy and Efficiency - Energy transfers and efficiency WLL MI NAF
3 15 Nov 2016 C2 Rates of Reaction - Rates of reaction C2 Exothermic and Endothermic reactions - Energy transfer in chemical reactions AQK RMC ST 22 Nov 2016 P1 Methods we use to Generate Electricity - Generating electricity - National grid WLL ST MI 29 Nov 2016 B1 Genetic Variation and its Control - Why organisms are different - Reproduction B1 Evolution - Evolution ST FA CC 6 Dec 2016 P1 Waves - General properties of waves - Reflection - Sound - Red shift WLL SS MI 13 Dec 2016 C2 Acids, Bases and Salts - Making salts - Acids and bases C2 Electrolysis Electrolysis AQK RC JSU
4 19 Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan 2016 C1 Fundamental Chemistry - Atoms - Periodic table - Chemical reactions C1 Limestone and Building Materials - Calcium carbonate P2 Forces and their Effects - Resultant forces - Forces and motion - Forces and braking - Forces and terminal velocity - Forces and elasticity B3 Movement of molecules in and out of cells - Dissolved substances - Gaseous exchange - Exchange systems in plants P1 Energy Transfers - Infrared radiation - Kinetic theory - Energy transfer by heating - Heating and insulating buildings P1 Energy and Efficiency - Energy transfers and efficiency B2 Cells and Simple Cell transport - Cells and Cell Structure - Dissolved Substances B2 Tissues, Organs and Organ Systems - Animal organs - Plant organs B2 Photosynthesis - Photosynthesis 3102 PY 2102 WLL 2102 WLL SMO
5 26 Jan 2016 C3 Periodic Table - The early periodic table - The modern periodic table - Trends within the periodic table C3 Water - Hard and soft water - Purifying water 3102 PY 2 Feb 2016 C1 Fundamental Chemistry - Atoms - Periodic table - Chemical reactions C1 Limestone and Building Materials Calcium carbonate 4112 GIS 2 Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 2016 C1 Metals and their Uses - Extracting metals - Alloys Properties and uses of metals P3 Using Physics to Make Things Work - Centre of mass - Moments - Hydraulics - Circular motion C1 Metals and their Uses - Extracting metals - Alloys - Properties and uses of metals P2 Kinetic Energy - Forces and energy - Momentum B3 Transport Systems in Plants and Animals - Blood system - Blood 3104 AQK 2106 JTO 3102 PY 2102 WLL
6 - Transport systems in plants 23 Feb Feb Feb 2016 P1 Usefulness of Electrical Appliances - Transferring electrical energy B2 Organisms and their Environment - Distribution of organisms B2 Proteins Function and Uses - Proteins - Enzymes B2 Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration - Aerobic respiration - Anaerobic respiration C3 Calculating and Explaining Energy Change - Energy from reactions C3 Further Analysis and Quantitative Chemistry - Analysing substances 4113 NAF SMO 3108 RC 1 Mar 2016 C1 Changes in the Earth and its Atmosphere - Earth s crust Earth s atmosphere 4105 GIS 1 Mar 2016 C1 Crude Oils and Fuels - Crude Oil - Hydrocarbons - Hydrocarbon fuels C1 Useful Substances from crude Oil - Obtaining useful substances from crude oil - Polymers - Ethanol C1 Plant oils and their Uses - Vegetable oils - Emulsions Saturated and unsaturated oils 3104 AQK
7 1 Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar 2016 P3 Keeping Things Moving - Motor effect - Transformers C1 Crude Oils and Fuels - Crude Oil - Hydrocarbons - Hydrocarbon fuels C1 Useful Substances from crude Oil - Obtaining useful substances from crude oil - Polymers - Ethanol C1 Plant oils and their Uses - Vegetable oils - Emulsions - Saturated and unsaturated oils P2 Currants in Electrical Circuits - Static electricity - Electrical circuits P2 Mains Electricity - Household electricity - Current, charge and power B3 Homeostasis - Removal of waste and hormonal control m- kidneys - Temperature control - Sugar control P1 Methods we use to Generate Electricity - Generating electricity - National grid B2 Cell division - Cell division - Genetic variation - Genetic disorders B2 Speciation - Old and new species 2102 WLL 4114 ZAK 4115 NAF 4115 NAF
8 15 Mar Mar Mar Mar April April 2016 C3 Production of Ammonia - Making ammonia C3 Alcohols, Carboxylic Acids and Esters - Alcohols - Carboxylic acids - Esters C1 Changes in the Earth and its Atmosphere - Earth s crust - Earth s atmosphere P2 Radioactivity - Atomic structure - Atoms and radiation P2 Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion - Nuclear fission - Nuclear fusion B3 Humans and their Environment - Waste from human activity - Deforestation and the destruction of areas of peat - Biofuels - Food production P1 Waves - General properties of waves - Reflection - Sound - Red shift JSU 4101 JSU 4111 MI JTO 4107 TP 12 April 2016 Further Science Drop In Session - B3 - C3 - P NAF
9 19 April 2016 Core Science Revision - B1 - C1 - P MIA 19 April 2016 Extended Answer Questions Additional Science ST 19 April 2016 Extended Answer Questions Further Additional Science 2106 SMO 26 April 2016 Extended Answer Questions Core Science 3108 RC 26 April 2016 Extended Answer Questions Additional Science 26 April 2016 Extended Answer Questions Further Additional Science ST 3 May 2016 Extended Answer Questions Core Science ST 3 May May May May May May May 2016 B2 Revision C3 Revision B1 Revision (exam on Tuesday 17 May!!!) C2 Revision P3 Revision C1 Revision (exam on Thursday 19 May!!!) P2 Revision 4106 CPC 4101 JSU 4105 GIS 3108 RC 4111 MI 3104 AQK 4111 MI
10 17 May May May May 2016 B3 Revision P1 Revision (exam on Wednesday 25 May!!!) Additional Science Revision - B2 - C2 - P2 Further Additional Science Revision - B3 - C3 - P NAF ST 2106 SMO
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