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100 Day Plan
Class of 2021
All subjects week by week from Monday 1st February 2021. The first exam would have been
Wednesday 26th May 2021. There is a two week gap in February/March to focus on specific mock
exam revision.
Note from Louise
Franklin D Roosevelt started the American tradition of looking at the first 100 days of a
presidency. Ever since, politicians and media commentators like to judge how much a
president has accomplished during that period. Why is that? Well, it gives a good indication
of what the President would like to achieve; how they intend to go about it and what kind of
image they want to show to the world. It's a reasonably short period of time, but it can tell
us a lot.
At the UTC, we have a 100 day plan for GCSEs. It helps year 11 students to structure their
revision so that day by day, and week by week, they build up the knowledge, skills and
confidence necessary for exam success.
This year in particular, there are parallels with the presidency. We know there won't be
GCSE exams; instead there will be teacher assessments. In 100 days or so, we will be asked
to make a judgement about a student's progress and attainment. Students that engage well
with the 100 day plan give themselves the best possible chance of doing well.
Every student can continue to make rapid progress during the weeks to come. All it takes is
a growth mindset: hard work and a belief that you can control your own destiny. You and
Joe Biden - you have a great deal in common.
“What we’re promising the American people is progress in those 100 days, a lot of hard
work, getting things ... moving in the right direction.”Revision Strategies
This document contains information that you will find useful when revising for your
upcoming assessments.
The first section walks you through six revision strategies that research has shown to be
more successful than others. There is a video explaining each revision strategy on the UTC
website in the remote learning section. Some activities are marked with * below and
these are specifically identified as being useful revision techniques for students with SEN.
The second section is a week by week guide for each of your subjects identifying what you
should be revising each week in the build up to summer exams. If you follow this guide
then you will have revised everything you need to over the next few months.
Revision Top Tips
Get organised – It is important to get the equipment you need to revise
1 before you start revising. Stock up on cue cards, highlighters, plain and
lined paper and different coloured pens.
Tidy up – You'll need somewhere with good lighting, your pens close by,
2 your phone out of sight and your TV unplugged. Try not to revise on your
bed, or you'll be dreaming of pink igloos and elephants before you know it.
Know your stuff – Make sure you have all of your revision resources to
3 hand. Download your knowledge organisers form the UTC website and find
out what exam boards you are using.
Take a break - Don't totally stop yourself from having fun. This'll help you
4 stay motivated, relax, and allow you to keep up with your favourite
hobbies.
Sleep and eat well - Sleep is more important than you'd imagine - it helps
your brain store all the juicy information you've learned throughout the
5 day. Drinking plenty of water and eating healthy foods will also boost your
concentration throughout the day.Reducing Your
Notes
Aim Tips How to start
The aim of these activities is This needs to be started Pick a subject and topic to
to reduce the amount of early. It will not work if it is begin and using your class
notes you are revising from. done only days before an notes select one of the
This will save you precious exam. methods below.
time in the days just before
exams.
Cue Cards
Note or cue cards are always handy for when you're out and about. List definitions and
rules, you need to know. Or write key words from which you can fill in the gaps to tell the
whole story. *Use different coloured pens or paper to help with word association and
grouping of key words.
These are also handy for learning language vocabulary. Once filled in, these cards will
allow you to reclaim time that would otherwise be wasted -on the bus, in the queue at
the supermarket -there's no limit.
Mind Maps/Spider Diagrams
Take a topic, and list the main topics/themes. For each theme list the main points,
definitions, key words and examples. The aim is to have a single piece of paper (A3 or A4)
for each topic. You will not be able to write down everything, so prioritise the key
information. Images and symbols can also be used alongside/instead of words to help
visualise key information.
Diagrams, Tables and Timelines
Some subjects allow you to display key information in a different format, especially useful
when you are trying to make sense of a series of events (if displayed chronologically). You
can also try this for a specific character in a story/plot, you can show their involvement,
impact and influence throughout the play/text. For pictures it is said “A picture paints a
thousand words” ...enough said. Tables are very useful for displaying the key information
and showing possible relationships between the information.
*Recording of Notes
Once you have reduced your notes, record yourself or someone else reading your notes
through. You can then listen back as often as you want to.Visual
Organisers
Aim Tips How to start
The aim of this is to get Stick to subjects where Pick one of the diagrams
away from reading notes or there are obvious links shown below and add the
highlighting, and start some (Science, English, Sport) details of a plot, or topic
active revision. from one of your lessons.
Visual or Graphic
Organisers
A picture paints a thousand
words...well this is kind of similar.
For subjects where there are
processes or key events in
chronological order or obvious links
and relationships a graphic organiser
can be a welcome break from lots of
written text.
You need to reconstruct your revised
topics and make the links or
connections as you go. Below are a
few examples, I’m sure your familiar
with one or two of them already
We remember information better
when we have a taken an active part in producing it, rather than it being given to us –can you do
the same using one of these models?
*Watch videos
Use videos and appropriate YouTube links explaining and demonstrating what it is you are revising
*Literacy Doughnut
Using three circles, prioritise the important information or words in the inner circle and then, in
descending priority, the middle and the outer. Concentrate initially on remembering the inner
circle, then expand out once confident.
*Role-play
Either in class or with peers/family, role play the topic or situation that you are revising.
Visualising ‘real life’ conversations and actions help with memory recall.
*Post it party
Place key words/phrases onto post it notes and place them around your house, in rooms and on
objects that you may associate with the word. Eg. An energy equation in science may be pleased
by the kettle, key words to do with the human body may be placed around the bedroom, plant
reproduction key words could be placed on house plants, etc. This will help with visual
association.Quick
Retrieval
Aim Tips How to start
The aim of this is to test your Stick to simple facts such as Pick a subject and particular
knowledge of the basic dates, character features, topic, and use your knowledge
information. You need to timelines, definitions and organisers to give yourself 10
master these facts to be able equations. Use knowledge simple questions
to fully explain them. organisers.
Self-Quizzing
This is one of the most effective quick revision activities out there –it only takes a matter
of minutes and can be done anywhere and anytime. Simply pick a subject, pick a topic
and write down 10 quick retrieval (basic facts) questions. Aim to retrieve the key facts
and information; such as dates, names, places, quotes, definitions, formulas and
equations. On the reverse answer the questions.
Flash Cards
Not to be confused with a cue cards, these have either a single word (topic/part of a
topic) or diagram or Mnemonic on one side, and the information on the other side. These
cards can be used both directions and are great when revising with a friend or family
member. Once presented with the one side, you repeat from memory as much as
possible from the other side.
*You could also use them as a mix and match activity, through writing key words on one
card and the meaning on the other, shuffle them and match them back together. This can
be done individually or as a game with a friend/family member.
Teach Somebody
A great way to learn, is to teach somebody else. You simply need either a small
whiteboard and pen, or a notepad and pen. Then select at random a topic or aspect of a
subject to “teach” to someone else. Limit yourself to 3 minutes (set a timer) –want to
assess how effective you were as a teacher –either set the “student” a simple Retrieval
task (Low Stakes Quiz) or ask them to repeat it back –can you find the mistakes?
*Making connections
“See” the question and think around the topic. Make a story around the topic. Use key
words in random sentences in conversation.Past
Papers
Aim Tips How to start
The aim of this is to process Learn the meaning of Search on the internet for
and refine your revision to command words (describe, ‘past exam papers’ for your
meet the demands of an exam. explain, evaluate…). Use the subject and exam board. Your
mark scheme to mark your teachers will also have a stash
answers. of them ready to use.
Past Papers
This is the single-handedly the best revision tool you can use, as long as you complete the
process fully.
Part 1
Sit the paper under exam conditions. Make sure you have the correct exam
board/subject/tier. Stick to the time given to you on the paper.
This will allow you to become familiar with what will happen in the summer, practice your
timings and understand what the paper will look like. The more relaxed you are in the
summer the better you will perform.
Part 2
Mark the paper using the official mark scheme. As you go through correct any mistakes
that you have made using a different colour pen. These mistakes should then form your
next self-quizzing activity. You will learn as much by marking your paper as you will be
completing it.
Part 3
It they are available then read the examiner’s report for the paper you have completed.
This will give you an idea of the main errors and misconceptions made by other students
who have completed this exam.Practice Essay
Writing
Aim Tips How to start
The aim of this is to perfect Make sure you know what Look at the past papers and
your extended writing skills by extended writing answers will rewrite any of the extended
focussing on both the be included for each subject. writing questions. These may
knowledge needed and the Practice this for all subjects, be marked with a * or may be
structure required. not just English. worth 6 or more marks.
Essay Writing/Extended Writing
Let’s aim to perfect your extended writing technique –remembering that good spelling
and grammar help too.
The main thing to remember is always answer the question, this seems obvious, but to do
so, we must understand the command word and what it means for your response. For
example, what’s the difference between a Describe and an Explain question. Search
“exam command words” on the internet for a definite list and their meanings.
Secondly, don’t waffle or give your personal opinion (unless required) –try and avoid
telling a story –“I” or “I think” are not useful outside of subjects that require a personal
opinion, like RE.
Structure your writing, use an interesting introduction, 4-5 paragraphs (normal essay) and
a clever conclusion –as a minimum. Try and link your paragraphs to create a flow which
will ensure your response is better received by the marker.
Finally, if you have time, read the original question as you start each new paragraph, this
will encourage you to stay on track and answer the question –to help this, always try and
either start or finish each paragraph with a topic/question relevant sentence.
*Decoding exam questions
Differentiate between the command words of a question and the subject-specific words.
Have two separate colours and highlight which is which. The words that we left over are
additional language that can be ignored. This will help in processing what exactly it is you
are being asked to write/answer.
*Sentence starters
Create a bank of sentence starters that you can use in your essay writing. Practice using
these in the practice writing, until you become familiar with the phrases.
*Organising your page
When practising essay writing, it may be useful to separate your page into sections, using
boxes or flow charts. You can then visually link the sections together.Rewriting your
notes
Aim Tips How to start
The aim is to provide a robust Use the cues section to act as Pick a subject and select a
system for making notes. This a mini test, can you answer the particular topic. Divide a piece
method will both condense questions, or recite the key of paper up as shown and
and organises your notes. definitions –if not uncover the rewrite the main notes using
notes section and go through the format shown –be
them again. disciplined only write the key
information.
Connell Note Taking
This technique takes more time, but is incredibly valuable for subjects that have lots of
content to learn. Divide a piece of A4 paper as shown in the diagram below.
1. Under the notes section; rewrite the main notes from your class books but be
careful to only extract the key information (thus reducing the amount of
information you are trying to process).
2. Under the cues section, add quick and simple memory joggers, such as key
terms, formulas, examples and dates/places/people.
3. Finally, in the summary section add 5 questions to use for self-quizzing on this
topic.
*When re-writing your notes, it may be helpful to sub vocalise at the same time so that
you are writing them down and talking them through simultaneously.Revision Strategies for Students with Dyslexia
Visual (spatial): make large colourful posters of important information,
or highlight key passages in a different colours. Stick post-its where you
will see them e.g. by the sink so you read them whilst brushing your
teeth.
Aural (auditory-musical): record lessons, or record and listen to your
revision notes.
Verbal (linguistic): explain your essay structure, or key concepts to
someone else. The act of having to mentally structure and then verbalise
a concept to someone else can help with your own understanding and
ability to remember.
Organisation Strategies
Deal with printed materials as soon as you receive them, check the
contents list to make sure everything is there.
Colour-coding: keep all class notes, essays and materials on a particular
subject colour coded and filed together.
Identify what's important: use highlighters, post-its or annotations so
you can find information easily.
Use a planner: use your phone, computer or a handwritten planner to
keep track of projects and deadlines on a daily basis. Work back from the
deadline and set yourself realistic goals to complete the assignment on
time.
Reminders: set yourself reminders on your phone for classes, tutor
meetings and course deadlines.
Minimise distractions: set yourself time for a task and switch off your
phone, tv and radio. It can also help to keep your study sessions short,
but regular.English Language – EdExcel GCSE in English Language
Knowledge focus: Define. Identify. Use. Writing
Adjectives Paper 2
Adverbs Due to funding cuts, your headteacher has proposed
w/c 01/02/2021 Verbs shortening the school week to 4 days. Write a letter to your
16 weeks to go… Features of a letter. headteacher giving your views on this idea.
Metaphor. Paper 1
Simile. Write about a time when you were afraid.
w/c 08/02/2021 Personification.
15 weeks to go… Non-linear narrative.
Rule of three. Paper 2
Rhetorical questions. Write a speech for the older people in your area explaining
w/c 15/02/2021 Facts and statistics. the benefits of new technology.
14 weeks to go…
Symbolism. Paper 1
w/c 08/03/2021 Pathetic fallacy. Write about a time you went on an unexpected journey.
11 weeks to go…
Hyperbole. Paper 2
w/c 15/03/2021 Expert opinion. Write a newspaper article giving your opinions on the
10 weeks to go… Satire. growing trend for people to become vegans.
Motif. Paper 1
w/c 22/03/2021 1st person narrative. Write about a treasured possession.
9 weeks to go… Linear narrative.
Repetition. Paper 2
Imperative verbs. Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper
w/c 29/03/2021 Emotive language. explaining your views on a plan to open a McDonalds in the
8 weeks to go… local area.
Allegory. Paper 1
w/c 04/04/2021 Sibilance. Write about a time you did something you should not have
7 weeks to go… done.
Features of a guide. Your school or college is writing an information guide for
Listing. students who are new to
w/c 12/04/2021 Anecdote. the school/college. Write the section for the guide with the
6 weeks to go… title ‘Stress-free Settling In’
Spotlight. Paper 1
w/c 19/04/2021 Shift. Write about a time you had the courage to fight for
5 weeks to go… something you believed in.
Juxtaposition. Paper 2
w/c 26/04/2021 Direct address.4 weeks to go… Types of articles: feature, report, editorial. Your local newspaper has published a report with the title
‘Discrimination still exists
today; nothing can be done about it’.
Write a letter to the newspaper giving your views.
Alliteration. Paper 1
w/c 03/05/2021 Dialogue. Write about a time you were part of a crowd.
3 weeks to go… 3rd person narrative.
Euphemism. Paper 2
w/c 10/05/2021 Oxymoron. Write an article for a magazine with the title ‘Ups and
2 weeks to go… Downs of Relationships’
Tension. Paper 1
w/c 17/05/2021 Foreshadowing. Write about what it would be like to live in the future.
1 weeks to go… Zoomorphism.English Literature – EdExcel GCSE in English Literature
Plot, Character, Poem Essay Question
w/c 01/02/2021 Journey’s End: Raleigh To what extent is Raleigh significant in Journey’s End?
16 weeks to go…
w/c 08/02/2021 Jekyll and Hyde: Lanyon, Jekyll, Utterson Explain how characters try to help others elsewhere in
the novel.
15 weeks to go…
w/c 15/02/2021 Romeo and Juliet: Tybalt, Mercutio, Benvolio Explain the importance of friendship in Romeo and
Juliet.
14 weeks to go…
w/c 08/03/2021 Poems: Belfast Confetti/ Charge of the Light Brigade Compare how the experience of conflict is presented in
Belfast Confetti and Charge of the Light Brigade.
11 weeks to go…
w/c 15/03/2021 Journey’s End: Trotter Explore the significance of Trotter in Journey’s End.
10 weeks to go…
w/c 22/03/2021 Jekyll and Hyde: Victorian Society – crime in the cities Explain how terror is presented in Jekyll and Hyde.
9 weeks to go…
w/c 29/03/2021 Romeo and Juliet: Juliet Explain the importance of disobedience in Romeo and
Juliet.
8 weeks to go…
w/c 04/04/2021 Poems: Cousin Kate/ Catrin Compare how the experience of conflict is presented in
Cousin Kate and Catrin.
7 weeks to go…
w/c 12/04/2021 Journey’s End: Courage Explore how courage is presented in Journey’s End.
6 weeks to go…
w/c 19/04/2021 Jekyll and Hyde: Poole, Mr Guest, Enfield Explain how characters try to help others in Jekyll and
Hyde.
5 weeks to go…
w/c 26/04/2021 Romeo and Juliet: Friar Lawrence and The Nurse Explain the importance of loyalty in Romeo and Juliet.
4 weeks to go…
w/c 03/05/2021 Poems: The Man He Killed/ The Poison Tree Compare how anger is presented in The Poison Tree and
The Man He Killed.
3 weeks to go…
w/c 10/05/2021 Journey’s End: Stanhope, Mason Explore how life in the trenches is presented in Journey’s
End.
2 weeks to go…
w/c 17/05/2021 Jekyll and Hyde: Jekyll, duality Explore how duality is presented in Jekyll and Hyde.
1 weeks to go…Maths – EdExcel GCSE in Mathematics (Foundation Tier)
Revision topics Workbook Pages Hegarty Optional Extra
Integers and place value. 1-5 15-17,37 2.5 Hrs of Hegarty per week
Decimals. Indices, powers and roots. Factors, 6,7,10 99-101 Work through your specific
multiples and primes 8,9 27-36 clips from the assessments
Ratio 11,12 328—334 Deadline set as 19th May for
w/c 01/02/2021 proportion 59,60 339-343,346,348 all.
16 weeks to go… 67
Algebra: the basics, 22-23 151-159 OnMaths.com
w/c 08/02/2021 Expanding and factorising single brackets, 25,28,29 173-175,222 Topic tests
15 weeks to go… Expressions and substitution into formulae 26-27 160-161,167-171
Angles, lines and symmetry 71,73-75 455-461,827-828,488-491 Mathsgenie.com
Polygons and parallel lines 72,76 822-826,477-491,812-815 Topic papers
Interior and exterior angles of polygons 76 560-565
Perimeter and area 79-81 568-559,584-591,705-706,691-
w/c 15/02/2021 3D forms and volume 82-84 694
14 weeks to go… 568-582,829-844,702-704
Fractions, 13-15 60,61,63,64,77-79 Corbettmaths.com
w/c 08/03/2021 Fraction, decimals, percentages 55 5 a day
11 weeks to go… percentages 58
w/c 15/03/2021 Real-life graphs 40 199,205-207,874-880,897-902 Savemyexams.com
Straight line graphs 37-39 217,201-214
10 weeks to go…
Tables 115 392-404,450-452,422-424,414- Maths4 everyone.com
Charts and graphs 116-117,123 415
Pie charts 118 425-426,430-433
Scatter graphs 119 427-429
Statistics and questionnaires 125-127 453-454
w/c 22/03/2021 Averages 120-122,124 392-395,399-401
9 weeks to go… 404-410,413-414,416,419-420
Equations, 30-31 151-155,280-284,780-781,160- Senecalearning.com
161,175-186,188-189,217
w/c 29/03/2021 Inequalities, 32-33 265-272
8 weeks to go… Sequences 34-35 196-198,261,263-264,247
Right-angled triangles: pythagoras and 90-94 497-502,508-515,306,845 bbc.com/bitesize
trionometry.
w/c 04/04/2021 Circles, cylinders, cones and spheres. 103-108 592,534-536,539-547,584-
7 weeks to go… 586,570-577,579-582,17,56,130Rearranging equations, graphs of cubic and Mrbartonmaths.com
w/c 12/04/2021 reciprocal functions and simultaneous
6 weeks to go… equations
Transformations: rotations, translations, 86,88 680-683,637-638,648-654 Mathedup.co.uk
reflections & enlargements
Similarity and congruence in 2D. Vectors. 87,89 639-645,650-654,608-614
109-111 680-682,608-612,642,488-
w/c 19/04/2021 112 491,870-871
5 weeks to go… 622-626
Fractions & reciprocals. 13-15 173-174,102-107,121-128
Indices and standard form. 9,17-18 154,280-287,325,348,213,298-
Rearranging equations, graphs of cubic and 48-50 301,201,190-193,195,218-
w/c 26/04/2021 reciprocal functions and simultaneous 219,265,268,272
4 weeks to go… equations
w/c 03/05/2021 Probability 128-129,132-133 349-357,670, 356-384
3 weeks to go…
Quadratic equations: expanding, factorising and 46-47 160-165,221-224,230,234,253
Quadratic graphs.
Multiplicative reasoning. 44-45 251-255,257
62-66,68,75 692-697,339-348,705-711,716-
w/c 10/05/2021 729,731,734-738,84-98,763-
2 weeks to go… 769,771-772
Plans, elevations and nets. Constructions, loci 97 592,455-461,829-844
w/c 17/05/2021 and bearings. 99-102 680-683,660-669,674-679,492-
1 weeks to go… 496,864-871Maths – EdExcel GCSE in Mathematics (Higher Tier)
Revision topics Workbook Pages Hegarty Optional Extra
Calculations, checking and rounding. 7 129-134,17,56,47-50 2.5 Hrs of Hegarty per week
Indices, roots, reciprocals and hierarchy of 2-4 99-110,120,150,24,44 Work through your specific
operations. clips from the assessments
Factors, multiples and primes. 1 27-36 Deadline set as 19th May for all.
w/c 01/02/2021 Standard form and surds. 8,12,49 121-128,111-119
16 weeks to go…
Algebra:the basics 16-18,21 223-228,782-787,166,154,160-161 OnMaths.com
w/c 08/02/2021 Setting up rearranging and solving equations 19-20, 175-189,278-284,325-327,151-153 Topic tests
15 weeks to go… Sequences 22-24
Averages and range 110-112 399-424,430-433 Mathsgenie.com
Representing and interpreting data 113,121-122 425-429,450-452 Topic papers
Scatter graphs 114 453-454
Collecting data 115-117 392-400
w/c 15/02/2021 Cumulative Frequency, box plots and 118-120 437-439,411-414,418-421,401,434-
14 weeks to go… histograms 440,442-449
Fractions, 5,6,9 53-54,59-64,77-80 Corbettmaths.com
w/c 08/03/2021 Percentages, 59,62-64 75-76,149,55,82-98 5 a day
11 weeks to go… Ratio & Proportion 60-71 328-342,865,868,346,739-742
w/c 15/03/2021 Polygons, angles and parallel lines. Pythagoras' 73-75 560-565,481-484,488-491 Savemyexams.com
Theorem and trigonometry. 76-79 845-853,513-4,497-504
10 weeks to go…
Graphs: the basics and real-life graphs. Linear 30,55 874-886,894-902,200 Maths4 everyone.com
graphs and coordinate geometry. Quadratic, 25-27 201-217
w/c 22/03/2021 cubic and other graphs 28-28,42 298-299,251-258,777-778,300-301
9 weeks to go… Reciprocal and exponential graphs 53-56 300-302,800-811,307-303,887-897
Perimeter, area and 3D forms 80-82,87 570-578,549-559,833-844,691,699 Senecalearning.com
w/c 29/03/2021 Circles, cylinders, cones and spheres 83-86, 534-541,584-591,572-575
8 weeks to go… Accuracy and bounds 10-11 137-139
w/c 04/04/2021 Transformations, 88-90 637-658,680-690 bbc.com/bitesize
Constructions, loci and bearings 91-95 660-669,674-679,496,531
7 weeks to go…
Solving quadratic and simultaneous equations. 31-35, 42 223-226,228-246,190,195,218-220 Mrbartonmaths.com
Inequalities. 265-277,370-371
Changing the subject of the formulae, algebraic 37 118-119,229,172,187,205-207,325-
fractions, solving complex equations, surds, 46-52 327,288-297
w/c 12/04/2021 proof
6 weeks to go…w/c 19/04/2021 Probability 123-128 361-391 Mathedup.co.uk
5 weeks to go…
w/c 26/04/2021 Multiplicative reasoning 61,65-67,71,72 763-772,716-738,
Direct and inverse proportion 68-70 344-348
4 weeks to go…
Similarity and congruence in 2D & 3D. Graphs of 39 682-690,612-621,578
w/c 03/05/2021 trigonometric functions. 99-103 303-313,845-853
3 weeks to go… Further trigonometry. 110-112 854-863,517-533,505-507
Quadratics, expanding more than two brackets, 28-29,41-45 252-260,243,246,166,218-
w/c 10/05/2021 sketching graphs, graphs of circles, cubes and 220,318,265-277,322-323
2 weeks to go… quadratics
Circle theorems, 105 593-606,816-820
w/c 17/05/2021 Circle geometry 36 778-779,314-320,669
1 weeks to go… Vectors and proof 106-107 622-636Science – AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy
Remember this qualification is two GCSEs, you will need to spend more time revising to cover content. Remember to cover paper 2 topics in this time as well as
time diminishes once the exams start.
Biology– 1.5 hours Chemistry – 1.5 hours Physics 1.5 hours
Cells (paper 1) Atomic structure and Periodic table (paper 1) Energy (paper 1)- energy types, sources and
Eukaryotic, Prokaryotic, organelles and their Properties of elements, compounds, mixtures, energy demands. Look at calculations
function, *size and scale*, magnification separation techniques, history of the periodic needed, SHC practicals, conduction,
equation, how to use a microscope, table, atomic structure, electron convection and radiation.
specialised cells, stem cells and ethics of configuration, history of the atom PK workbook (on teams) pages 153- 158
using these in therapy. Osmosis (+osmosis PK workbook (on teams) pages- 89-95 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDkBh
practical), active transport and diffusion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgyuXU9 y-Y1Z8
w/c PK WB (on teams) Pages- 25-29 7jaI
01/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdpmV
16 weeks to QooYS4&feature=youtu.be
go…
Organisation (paper 1) Bonding types & quantitative chemistry (paper Electricity (paper 1)- circuit diagrams and
Hierachy (cells-tissues-organ size), digestive 1) rules, rules of series and parallel,
system, enzymes, digestive enzymes, *food Electron configuration, metallic, covalent and components and component graphs and
tests*, the heart and lungs, exchange ionic bonding, properties of each bonding uses, power, plugs, AC/DC, national grid
surfaces, transport in plants (xylem and type, giant structures and their properties. PK WB pgs- 159-164
phloem) Relative atomic and molecular mass. Moles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSA4W
w/c PK Workbook- 30-36 and Avogadro’s number. Reacting masses aLSVEA
08/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ0lZG PK Workbook- 96-105
15 weeks to kDx6A&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpEQ-
go… NWxKBc
Diseases (paper 1) Chemical and energy changes (paper 1) Particles (paper 1) - density, changes of
Communicable and non communicable Reactivity series, displacement, pH scales, state, particle theory, irregular density
diseases, our defence system, human electrolysis, testing for gases. Endo and experiment, pressure, radiation types, half
diseases and treatment, developing drugs exothermic reactions reaction profiles, bond lives, radiation equations
(timeline), risk factors for non- comm drugs, enthalpies. PK WB pgs- 165-172
cancer, smoking and drug misuse PK WB pages- 106-114 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZz9o
PK WB- 37-41 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTmXEIi GgJOL0&t=2s
w/c U_Go
15/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7pxd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFVYU
14 weeks to TJ9NPI&feature=youtu.be SvUBoo
go…Bioenergetics (paper 1) Rate of Chemical reactions (paper 2) Forces (paper 2)- vector and scalar
Photosynthesis, limiting factors, required Measuring rates of reaction using graphs. differences, parallelograms of forces, weight
practicals, equation, uses of glucose, aerobic Investigating rates of reaction by experiment. and mass, speed-time, distance time graphs,
and anaerobic respiration, effects of exercise Factors affecting rate and the collision theory. work done, velocity, acceleration
PK WB- 42-45 Reversible reactions. Equilibrium and Le PK WB pgs- 174-181
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KIAWi Chatelier’s principle. Effects of changing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz4XB
HQ4sM&feature=youtu.be concentration, pressure and temperature. SKNGXg
PK WB 116-119
w/c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i90fiz9S
08/03/2021 mY
11 weeks to
go…
Homeostasis (paper 2) Organic Chemistry (paper 2) Waves (paper 2) - types, ripple tank and
Nervous system, reflexes, hormones and Fractional distillation of crude oil including string wave practicals, electromagnetic
endocrine system, *menstrual cycle*, viscosity, flammability and boiling point spectrum types of waves and uses,
contraception, *IVF changes. Complete and incomplete reflection and refraction, refraction index
PK Workbook- 47-54 combustion. Cracking using steam or a PK workbook pages 182-188
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOfqw catalyst. Testing for alkenes using bromine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JPNV
7MbU8k&feature=youtu.be water. J_LC3E
PK WB 120-126
Chemical analysis (paper 2)
Pure substances and mixtures. Formulations.
Separating mixtures using chromatography.
Tests for gases.
w/c PK Workbook pages- 127-130
15/03/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyUQiUd
10 weeks to dBA4
go…
Reproduction (paper 2) Chemistry of the atmosphere (paper 2) Energy (paper 1)
Punnett squares, chromosomes, genes, Gases in the atmosphere, how they have Recap your notes and questions, answer
alleles, inherited disorders, genetic screening changed over time, greenhouse gases, global quick fire questions on PK workbook 156
PK WB- 55-62 warming, atmospheric pollution and the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5CwA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npl10a carbon footprint. Tii6OA
6p8jQ&feature=youtu.be PK WB pages- 131-134
w/c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxCRsqX
22/03/2021 ZzeU&feature=youtu.be
9 weeks to go…Evolution (paper 2) Using resources (paper 2) Electricity (paper 1)
Classification, Darwin’s theories, fossils, Finite and renewable resources, potable Recap your notes and questions, answer
extinction water, purifying water, waste water quick fire questions on PK workbook 162
PK workbook 55-62 treatment, extracting metals using bioleaching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62Ryyf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npl10a and phytomining. Life cycle assessments. KZoYg
6p8jQ&feature=youtu.be Reduce, reuse and recycle.
PK WB- 135-138
w/c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyVf2bV
29/03/2021 Ll08&feature=youtu.be
8 weeks to go…
Ecology (paper 2) Atomic structure, periodic table and bonding Particles (paper 1)
Uses of natural resources, deforestation, types recap (paper 1) Recap your notes and questions, answer
decay, biomass, sustainable farming Recap your notes and questions, answer quick quick fire questions on PK workbook 171
PK Workbook- 63-69 fire questions on PK workbook 92, 99 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRzRjf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKDn90 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjlIPJ_c voU-E
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w/c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bbCFUy
04/04/2021 luWg&feature=youtu.be
7 weeks to go…
Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft Bonding & quantitative Chemistry (paper 1) Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft
teams or from AQA website below) Recap your notes and questions, answer quick teams or from AQA website below)
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gc fire questions on PK workbook 99,100 & 104 https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/g
se/combined-science-trilogy- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bbCFUy cse/combined-science-trilogy-
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12/04/2021 s&sort=date&num_ranks=20 ers&sort=date&num_ranks=20
6 weeks to go…
Cells (paper 1) Chemical and energy changes (paper 1) Forces (paper 2)
Recap your notes and questions, answer Recap your notes and questions, answer quick Recap your notes and questions, answer
quick fire questions on PK workbook 27 fire questions on PK workbook 109, 113 quick fire questions on PK workbook 179
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9ZiTA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfjb1p
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19/04/2021 ifpM
5 weeks to go…
Organisation (paper 1) Rates of reaction and Organic Chemistry Waves (paper 2)
w/c Recap your notes and questions, answer (paper 2) Recap your notes and questions, answer
26/04/2021 quick fire questions on PK workbook 33 quick fire questions on PK workbook 1864 weeks to go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnsRz0 Recap your notes and questions, answer quick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEFwE
Xhup8&feature=youtu.be fire questions on PK workbook 118,124-125 DC6DkQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyXq2H
YCKL0&t=423s
Disease & Bioenergetics (paper 1) Chemical Analysis, Chemistry of the Electromagnetism (paper 2)
Recap your notes and questions, answer atmosphere and Using Resources (paper 2) Magnetic fields, motor effect,
quick fire questions on PK workbook Recap your notes and questions, answer quick PK WB pgs- 189-194
Bioenergetics- 44 fire questions on PK workbook 129 &133 & Quick fire questions page 192
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nuYpK 137 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnigg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DznhhA2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEFwE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq3B_s
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBUXqfa
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3 weeks to go…
Full paper 2 practise (either on Microsoft Full paper 2 practise (either on Microsoft Full paper 2 practise (either on Microsoft
teams or from AQA website below) teams or from AQA website below) teams or from AQA website below)
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gc https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcs https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/g
se/combined-science-trilogy- e/combined-science-trilogy-8464/assessment- cse/combined-science-trilogy-
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2 weeks to go… s&sort=date&num_ranks=20 ers&sort=date&num_ranks=20
Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft
teams or from AQA website below) teams or from AQA website below) teams or from AQA website below)
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gc https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcs https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/g
se/combined-science-trilogy- e/combined-science-trilogy-8464/assessment- cse/combined-science-trilogy-
8464/assessment- resources?f.Resource+type%7C6=Mark+sche 8464/assessment-
resources?f.Resource+type%7C6=Mark+sche mes&f.Resource+type%7C6=Question+papers resources?f.Resource+type%7C6=Mark+sch
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17/05/2021 s&sort=date&num_ranks=20 Chemistry paper 1 (whole) ers&sort=date&num_ranks=20
1 weeks to go… Paper 1 whole video-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKYQ- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpQ- Paper 1 whole video
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Quick fire questions paper 1- Quick fire Questions Z0nllA4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrxM1Jdv Paper 1 quick fire questions
79mTaHHw 2LM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FosCAj
Paper 2 whole video- Chemistry paper 2 (whole) ZTlWs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqti- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HJu8W Paper 2 whole video
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Quick fire questions paper 2- Quick fire Questions XCr75Kw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPqVf5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgeaVW Paper 2 quick fire questions
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nX-2wTriple Science – AQA GCSE Biology
Exampro questions for each topic are loaded into your Teams page under ‘Exampro countdown to exams’ in the ‘Revision Resources’ file.
Paper 1 – 1 hour Paper 2 – 1 hour Optional Extra
Cells- prokaryotic and eukaryotic, organelles, Homeostasis- nervous system Exampro questions on
specialisation, stem cells and their uses (+ethics), Basic homeostasis, reflexes, nervous system teams
mitosis. Req prac microscopy, size and scale structure, the brain, the eye, problems with
(micrometres etc) the eye
PK WB pg-25-29 PK WB pg- 47-54
w/c 01/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdpmVQooYS4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOfqw7
16 weeks to go… MbU8k
Cells 2- Transport- active transport, diffusion, osmosis, Homeostasis- body temperature control, Exampro questions on
osmosis required practical. removing waste (liver and urea), kidney, teams
PK WB pg- 25-29 dialysis and transplants
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdpmVQooYS4 PK WB pg- 47-54
w/c 08/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOfqw7
15 weeks to go… MbU8k
Organisation- Homeostasis- hormones Exampro questions on
Enzymes, hierarchy (difference between cell, tissue, Hormonal control, glucose levels & diabetes, teams
organ, organism), chemistry of food, digestive negative feedback, reproduction, menstrual
enzymes (location, product, function), bile, factors cycle, contraception and fertility, plant
affecting enzyme action, making digestion efficient, hormones
**food tests** PK WB pg- 47-54
w/c 15/02/2021 PK WB pg-30-36 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOfqw7
14 weeks to go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ0lZGkDx6A MbU8k
Organisation- Ecology- competition in organisms, Exampro questions on
Blood, vessels, heart, lungs, breathing, gaseous distribution (Quadrat req. prac), adaptations teams
exchange, tissues in plants (xylem and phloem), in organisms, the carbon cycle, nutrient/
transpiration and factors affecting transpiration nitrogen cycle, decomposition
PK WB pg-30-36 PK WB pg-55-62
w/c 08/03/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ0lZGkDx6A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKDn90H
11 weeks to go… K98Q
Communicable diseases- Reproduction- alleles and chromosomes, Exampro questions on
w/c 15/03/2021 punnett squares, inherited disorders, genetic teams
10 weeks to go… screeningHealth, req prac culturing microbes, preventing PK WB pg-55-62
diseases, viral, bacterial, fungal and protest diseases, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npl10a6
plant diseases p8jQ
PK WB pg-37-41
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7pxdTJ9NPI
Diseases- Variation- Natural selection, genetic Exampro questions on
Vaccinations, testing drugs, **monoclonal engineering, selective breeding, cloning, adult teams
antibodies**,antibiotics cell cloning, ethics
PK WB pg-37-41 PK WB pg-55-62
w/c 22/03/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7pxdTJ9NPI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npl10a6
9 weeks to go… p8jQ
Non communicable diseases- Educake test (paper 1)
Cancer, diet, exercise and risk factors, smoking,
carcinogens
w/c 29/03/2021 PK WB pg-37-41
8 weeks to go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7pxdTJ9NPI
Bioenergetics Evolution- History of genetics, Darwinism, Mock paper 1
Photosynthesis and respiration (whole chapter)+ fossils and extinction, antibiotic resistance, (complete and mark)
metabolism **classification and new classification** select from either
PK WB pg- 42-45 PK WB pg-55-62 teams or the website
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KIAWiHQ4sM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npl10a6 below
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Cells quick fire questions Ecology- pollution, global warming, Mock paper 2
PK WB pg-27 biodiversity, biomass transfers and feeding (complete and mark)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9ZiTAaRC-E relationships, making sustainable food, secure select from either
food teams or the website
PK WB pg-63-69 below
w/c 12/04/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKDn90H https://www.aqa.org.u
6 weeks to go… K98Q k/subjects/science/gcse/biology-
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Organisation quick fire questions Homeostasis Exampro questions on
PK WB pg-33 Checklists and add to notes/ revise subjects teams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnsRz0Xhup8 you are unsure of and complete quick fire
questions
PK WB pg-51
w/c 19/04/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMf0FbJI
5 weeks to go… 9BU
Disease quick fire questions Reproduction Educake test (paper 2)
PK WB pg-40 Checklists and add to notes/ revise subjects
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq3B_sozPKo you are unsure of and complete quick fire
questions
PK WB pg-60
w/c 26/04/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL-
4 weeks to go… dUnKmksY&feature=youtu.be
Bioenergetics quick fire questions Ecology Exampro questions on
PK WB pg- 44 Checklists and add to notes/ revise subjects teams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nuYpKaQ3jA you are unsure of and complete quick fire
questions
PK WB pg- 67
w/c 03/05/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NorHSgd
3 weeks to go… 7Yyc
Mock paper 1 (selected from website or use predicted Mock paper 2 (selected from website or use Exampro questions on
paper from teams revision file) and self mark predicted paper from teams revision file) and teams
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/biolog self mark
y-8461/assessment- https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcs
resources?f.Resource+type%7C6=Mark+schemes&f.R e/biology-8461/assessment-
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w/c 10/05/2021 Video on the whole of Biology- &sort=date&num_ranks=20
2 weeks to go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKYQ-K23Mr4 Video on whole of Bio paper 2-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqti-
xPnT-8
Another mock paper 1 (selected from website or use Another mock paper 2 (selected from website Exampro questions on
predicted paper from teams revision file) and self or use predicted paper from teams revision teams
mark file) and self mark
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/biolog https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcs
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Quick fire questions paper 1- Quick fire questions paper 2-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq-79mTaHHw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPqVf5N
w/c 17/05/2021 2dT0
1 weeks to go…Triple Science – AQA GCSE Chemistry
Exampro questions for each topic are loaded into your Teams page under ‘Exampro countdown to exams’ in the ‘Revision Resources’ file.
Revision topic 1 – 1 hour Revision topic 2 – 1 hour Optional Extra
Atomic structure and Periodic table (paper 1) Measuring rates of reaction using graphs. Exampro questions (on
Properties of elements, compounds, mixtures. Investigating rates of reaction by experiment. teams)
Separation techniques. History of the atom, atomic Factors affecting rate and the collision theory.
structure, electron configuration. The periodic Reversible reactions. Equilibrium and Le Chatelier’s
table. Noble gases, group 1, group 7 and transition principle. Effects of changing concentration,
metals. pressure and temperature.
PK workbook (on teams) pages 89 - 95 PK WB 116-119
w/c 01/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgyuXU97jaI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i90fiz9SmY
16 weeks to go…
States of matter. Ions and ionic bonding, properties Hydrocarbons and the alkane family. Exampro
of ionic compounds. Covalent bonding in simple Fractional distillation of crude oil including viscosity,
molecules and giant covalent structures. Metallic flammability and boiling point changes. Complete
bonding and properties of metals including alloys. and incomplete combustion. Cracking using steam
Fullerenes and graphene. Nanoparticles. or a catalyst. Testing for alkenes using bromine
PK WB 96-101 water.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bbCFUyluWg PK WB 120-126
&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeUNWY7YDA
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15 weeks to go…
Conservation of mass. Relative atomic and Structure, combustion and reactions of alkenes. Exampro
molecular mass. Moles and Avogadro’s number. Structure, uses and reactions of alcohols. Making
Balancing equations. Reacting masses and alcohol by fermentation or hydration of ethene.
calculation of percentage yield. Atom economy. Structure and reactions of carboxylic acids. Names
Calculating concentration. Titrations, including the and structure of esters.
calculation. Volumes of Gases. PK WB 120-126
PK WB 102-105 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeUNWY7YDA
w/c 15/02/2021 o
14 weeks to go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqhZBnR743I
The reactivity series and displacement reactions. Addition polymerisation using alkenes as Exampro
Extraction of metals using reduction and monomers.eg. ethene to polyethene.
w/c 08/03/2021 electrolysis. Ionic half equations and reduction and Condensation polymerisation using 2 functional
11 weeks to go… groups eg making polyesters from diols andoxidation. Making salts. The pH scale and hydrogen dicarboxylic acids. Structure of DNA. Structure of
ions. Neutralisation. Strong and weak acids. amino acids and formation of proteins.
PK WB 106-110 PK WB 120-126
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTmXEIiU_Go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeUNWY7YDA
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Electrolysis and the movement of ions in a molten Pure substances and mixtures. Formulations. Mock paper 1 practice
ionic compound. Balanced half equations. Separating mixtures using chromatography. from website:
Extraction of aluminium. Electrolysing solutions – Tests for gases. Using flame tests or NaOH to test https://www.aqa.org.uk/s
which ion is discharged. Testing for gases. for positive ions including equations. Testing for ubjects/science/gcse/che
PK WB 106-110 negative ions. Use of instrumental methods such as mistry-8462/assessment-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTmXEIiU_Go flame emission spectroscopy. resources?f.Resource+typ
PK WB 127-130 e%7C6=Mark+schemes&f.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyUQiUddBA4 Resource+type%7C6=Ques
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10 weeks to go… um_ranks=20
Energy changes in exothermic and endothermic Gases in the atmosphere, how they have changed Mock paper 2 practice
reactions and reaction profiles for each. Calculating over time, greenhouse gases, global warming, from website
bond enthalpies and the overall energy change. atmospheric pollution and the carbon footprint. https://www.aqa.org.uk/s
Simple cells, rechargeable and non-rechargeable PK WB 131-134 ubjects/science/gcse/che
batteries. Hydrogen fuel cells and their half https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxCRsqXZzeU mistry-8462/assessment-
equations. &feature=youtu.be resources?f.Resource+typ
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9 weeks to go… um_ranks=20
Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft teams or Finite and renewable resources, potable water, Exampro
from AQA website below) purifying water, waste water treatment, extracting
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/co metals using bioleaching and phytomining. Life
mbined-science-trilogy-8464/assessment- cycle assessments. Reduce, reuse and recycle.
resources?f.Resource+type%7C6=Mark+schemes&f. PK WB 135 -138
Resource+type%7C6=Question+papers&sort=date& https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyVf2bVLl08&
w/c 29/03/2021 num_ranks=20 feature=youtu.be
8 weeks to go…
Atomic structure Preventing corrosion. Properties of alloys. Exampro
w/c 04/04/2021 Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire Composition of glass, ceramics and composites.
7 weeks to go… questions on PK workbook 92-93 Properties of polymershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjlIPJ_c018&f The Haber process and the equilibrium conditions
eature=youtu.be required. Making and using NPK fertilisers.
PK WB 135 –138
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyVf2bVLl08&
feature=youtu.be
Bonding Full paper 2 practise (either on Microsoft teams or Exampro
Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire from AQA website below)
questions on PK workbook 99-100 https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/co
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bbCFUyluWg mbined-science-trilogy-8464/assessment-
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Quantitative Chemistry Rates of reaction Exampro
Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire
questions on PK workbook 104 questions on PK workbook 118
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uqWdmIKd7c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-
w/c 19/04/2021 &feature=youtu.be tHYZwisNs&feature=youtu.be
5 weeks to go…
Chemical changes Organic Chemistry and Polymers Retry your mock paper 1
Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire (from 10 weeks to go)
questions on PK workbook 109 questions on PK workbook 124-125
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nrma6v0A8I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE2DP0x48kE
w/c 26/04/2021 &feature=youtu.be &feature=youtu.be
4 weeks to go…
Energy changes Chemical Analysis and Chemistry of the atmosphere Retry mock paper 2 (from
Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire 9 weeks to go)
questions on PK workbook 113 questions on PK workbook 129 &133
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMKAHdoc-
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feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DznhhA2QHU
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3 weeks to go…
Chemistry paper 1 (whole) Using resources Exampro long answer
w/c 10/05/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpQ- Recap your notes and questions, answer quick fire questions
2 weeks to go… 3YAwNhI questions on PK workbook 137Quick fire Questions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBUXqfa2gHo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrxM1Jdv2LM &feature=youtu.be
Chemistry paper 2 (whole)
Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft teams or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HJu8WTtZJU
from AQA website below) Quick fire Questions
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/co https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgeaVWnZ4fo
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Full paper 1 practise (either on Microsoft teams or Full paper 2 practise (either on Microsoft teams or Exampro required
from AQA website below) from AQA website below) practical questions
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/co https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/co
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w/c 17/05/2021
1 weeks to go…Triple Science – AQA GCSE Physics
Exampro questions for each topic are loaded into your Teams page under ‘Exampro countdown to exams’ in the ‘Revision Resources’ file.
Paper 1 – 1 hour Paper 2 – 1 hour Optional Extra
Energy topic- energy types, equations, Forces- scalar and vector, resultant, moments, levers, equilibrium, Exampro questions on
dissipation, efficiency, energy and power parallelogram of forces, resolution of forces teams
Primrose kitten workbook (in revision PK WB pgs 173-181
folder on Teams) pages- 151-158 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz4XBSKNGXg&t=2s
w/c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RI2_gJy0L0
01/02/2021 Bhy-Y1Z8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1lSWWUkMdQ
16 weeks to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwzhXL0vp1w
go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kJBi2_BAPs
Electricity (cricuits, components, rules of Wave properties-types, refraction, reflection, seismic waves, sound Exampro questions on
series and parallel, static electricity, waves, ultrasound, light- reflection, refraction, colour teams
electric fields), resistance PK WB- 182-188
w/c PK workbook Pgs- 159-164 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JPNVJ_LC3E&t=3s
08/02/2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSA4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITe6snlZBp8
15 weeks to WaLSVEA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qCmEHRFRH8
go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JzscbSaabM
Molecules and matter (particles, density Wave properties- Lenses, uses lenses, EM spectrum, Exampro questions on
SLH, pressure) communications, uses of the waves teams
PK workbook pages- 164-168 PK WB 182-188
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15/02/2021 oGgJOL0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0iivb-acqU
14 weeks to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmE54tohTsc
go… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNUcS4NaqDw
Molecules- radioactivity types, the Forces- Speed and distance graph, velocity, acceleration, velocity Mock paper 1 exam (select
nucleus, half life, equations for radiation, time graphs, acceleration. from the website)
using radiation, fission, fusion PK WB- 173-178 https://www.aqa.org.uk/s
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