ART:
- Using photography
- Using photography 2
- Ceramics
- Composing artwork
- Course structure
- Coursework portfolio
- How to draw
- Drawing
- Elements of art
- Externally Set Task
- Graphic Design
- Art craft and design
- Analysing an artist's work
- Media and techniques
- Painting
- Photography
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- Student Gallery
- Subject matter
- Textiles
- Using ICT
- Annotating and evaluating your work
- Developing ideas
- Using resources, media and materials
- Recording ideas and observations
- Making a personal, informed, and meaningful response
- Architecture
- Art and the work of artists
BUSINESS:
- Stakeholders
- Economy
- Revenue, cost and profit
- Financial records
- Ethics
- What is a business?
- Location
- Product
- Efficiency
- Business and the environment
- Cash flow
- Communication
- Organising staff
-
Finance
- Protecting staff
- Business structure
- Quality
- The marketing mix
- Market research
- Production methods
- Motivation
- Stock control
- Aims and objectives
- Economies of scale
- Promotion
- Place
- Price
- Breaking even
- Enterprise
- Recruitment
- Expanding a business
- Sources of finance
DESIGN:
- Working with systems
- Acidity and temperature
- Product analysis and evaluation
- Electronic calculations
- Components
- Nutritional properties
- Consumers, maintenance and safety
- Product analysis and design
- Design and market influence
- Product design and evaluation
- Health and safety
- Social, moral, environmental, and legal issues
- Drawing 2: Formal drawing technique
- Drawing 1: Sketching, enhancing, shapes and charts
- Electronics
- Environmental and social issues
- Graphics product development, evaluation and ICT
- Fabrics
- Fibres
- Functional properties
- Graphics media
- ICT
- Design activities
- Integrated circuits
- Logic and microcontrollers
- Manufacturing processes
- Components, joints and adhesives
- Materials and components
- Materials
- Materials
- Printing, finishing, paper and card engineering
- Mechanisms
- Food packaging and labelling
- Pneumatics
- Industrial practices
- Production techniques
- Food product development
- Systems and production methods
- Production techniques
- Production techniques
- Social and environmental issues
- Societal and moral factors, health and safety
- Switches, transistors and relays
- Systems and practices
- Systems and practices 1
DIDA:
- Word processing
- Animation
- Audio
- Bitmap and vector graphics
- Multimedia design
- Taking photographs
- Graphic design
- Investigating graphic products
- Prototyping and testing
- Working with graphics software
- Using information sources
- Prototyping and testing
- Screen-based publications
- Paper publications
- Presentations
- Presenting information
- Preparing images for print
- Investigating multimedia products
- Analysing questionnaire results
- Questionnaires
- Scanning
- Preparing images for screen
- Selecting and capturing images
- Spreadsheets
- Digital photography
- Video
- Standard ways of working
- Web research
- Websites
DRAMA:
- Video player - Use of movement
- Annotating a script
- Focus on body language
- Video player - Characterisation
- Character gallery
- Documentary Response checklist
- Dressing room - costume activity
- Costume gallery
- Developing detail in your Documentary Response
- Video player - Devised performance
- Devising drama
- Video player - Drama medium
- The drama medium
- The elements of drama
- Explorative strategies
- Expression gallery
- Drama - Video player - Forum theatre
- Documentary Response guidance
- Hats, wigs, masks and make-up gallery
- Drama - Video player - Hot-seating with cross-cutting
- Using images in your Documentary Response
-
Performing
- In-role writing
- Introduction to Documentary Response
- Making links between stimuli
- Evaluating a theatrical performance
- Drama - Video player - Marking the moment
- Drama - Activity - Music in drama
- Drama - Activity - Expressions, emotions and voice
- Drama - Video player - Narrating
- Introduction to Paper 2: Drama Performance
- Drama - Video player - Physical theatre
- Drama - Video player - Play scripts
- Drama - Video player - Poem
- Drama - Video player - Role play with thought-tracking
- Role on the wall
- Interpreting and staging a scene
- Social, cultural and historical factors
- Drama - Video player - Scripted performance
- The stage
- Performance Support option
- Drama - Video player - Thought-tracking
- Tips for performing and group work
ENGLISH:
- Writing to inform, explain and describe
- Articulation
- Body language
- Capturing data
- Characterisation and voice
- Commissioned writing
- Content
- Writing a controlled assessment
- Overview
- Understanding different contexts
- Writing an exam answer
- Overview
- Genre, audience, purpose and style
- Listening to how we speak
- Writing for moving images
- What are non-fiction texts?
- Overview: non-fiction texts
- Writing from personal experience - 'Me, myself and I'
- Reading non-fiction texts: questions
- Recreations of original texts
- Social change and technology
- Speaking and listening tasks
- Overview
- Themes and ideas
- Writing to advise
- Writing to argue
ENGLISH LITERATURE:
- Robert Minhinnick: The Yellow Palm
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Context
- Subject
- Subject
- Subject
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Subject Matter
- Subject
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Plot
- Subject
- Subject
- Subject
- Subject
- Structure
- Structure and language
- Structure
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Structure
- Structure and Language
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Character
- Structure and Language
- Structure
- Structure and Language
- Structure
- Language
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Language
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Dramatic effect
- Language
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Language
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Language
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Comparison
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Themes
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Comparison
- Sample question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample question
- Sample question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Comparison
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Comparison
- Attitudes and Ideas
- Sample question
- Language
- Language
- Language
- Language
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample question
- Sample question
- Sample question
- Sample question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Choman Hardi: At the Border, 1979
- Simon Armitage: A Vision
- Ted Hughes: Bayonet Charge
- Before You Were Mine
- Ciaran Carson: Belfast Confetti
- Norman MacCaig: Below the Green Corrie
- Seamus Heaney: The Blackbird of Glanmore
- Comparison
- Phillip Larkin: Born Yesterday
- Jackie Kay: Brendon Gallacher
- Andrew Forster: Brothers
- UA Fanthorpe: Casehistory: Alison (head injury)
- Catrin
- Alfred, Lord Tennyson: The Charge of the Light Brigade
- John Agard: Checking Out Me History
- Comparison
- Simon Armitage: Clown Punk
- Cold Knap Lake
- Stevie Smith: 'Come On, Come Back'
- Comparing poems
- Character
- Context
- Dramatic effect
- Plot
- Sample Question
- Digging
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- Sample Question
- The Field Mouse
- John Agard: Flag
- Wilfred Owen: Futility
- Mimi Khalvati: Ghazal
- Simon Armitage: Give
- Jean Sprackland: Hard Water
- Simon Armitage: Harmonium
- Ted Hughes: Hawk Roosting
- Homecoming
- Comparison
- Andrew Forster: Horse Whisperer
- Carol Ann Duffy: Hour
- James Fenton: In Paris with You
- 'I've made out a will; I've left myself'
- Kid
- William Blake: London
- Owen Sheers: Mametz Wood
- Carol Ann Duffy: Medusa
- Robert Browning: My Last Duchess
- Gillian Clarke: Neighbours
- Vernon Scannell: Nettles
- John Betjeman: On a Portrait of a Deaf Man
- Percy Bysshe Shelley: Ozymandias
- Perch
- Jane Weir: Poppies
- Grace Nichols: Praise Song for My Mother
- Grace Nichols: Price We Pay for the Sun
- Carol Ann Duffy: Quickdraw
- Stevie Smith: River God
- Daljit Nagra: Singh Song!
- Christina Georgina Rossetti: Sister Maude
- Emily Brontë: Spellbound
- Stealing
- Storm on the Island
- Margaret Postgate Cole: The Falling Leaves
- Charlotte Mew: The Farmer's Bride
- Dylan Thomas: The Hunchback in the Park
- Simon Armitage: The Manhunt
- Margaret Atwood: The Moment
- William Wordsworth: The Prelude (extract)
- Imtiaz Dharker: The Right Word
- Thomas Hardy: The Ruined Maid
- WB Yeats: The Wild Swans at Coole
- Andrew Marvell: To His Coy Mistress
- We Remember Your Childhood Well
- Comparison
- Ted Hughes: Wind
- Writing about poetry
FRENCH:
- Websites
- Work experience abroad
- Preparing for the listening exam
- Preparing for the reading exam
- Preparing for the speaking exam: Conversation
- Preparing for the speaking exam: Presentation
- Preparing for the speaking exam: Role-Play
- Preparing for the writing exam
- Using a dictionary
- Understanding exam instructions / rubrics
- The French alphabet
- Checking your writing
- French - Adjectives
- > French - Adjectives
- Agreement - adjectives
- At the airport
- Christmas
- Making comparisons - comparatives and superlatives (regular)
- Conditional tense - talking about what would happen, ambitions and intentions
- Dates
- Demonstrative adjectives - ce, cette, ces
- Depuis with the present tense
- Direct object pronouns - me, te, le
- Conversation: Typical day
- Finding the way
- Conversation: School
- Holidays abroad
- Conversation: Work
- Different jobs
- Conversation: Holidays and travel
- Families
- Interview: Leisure activities
- School day
- Interview: A healthy lifestyle?
- Presentation: Summarising into key points
- Presentation: Using a variety of tenses
- Filling in a form
- How to form adverbs
- Friendship
- Future tense - talking about what will happen
- Gender - masculine, feminine
- A typical day
- Telephone messages
- Holidays
- Getting around
- The environment
- Employment
- Halloween
- Health
- Holidays abroad
- How 'green' are you?
- Immediate future tense - talking about the future
- Imperative
- Imperfect tense - talking about what something was like
- Imperfect tense - what something was like
- Indefinite adjectives - chaque, quelque
- Indirect object pronouns - lui, leur
- Interrogative forms - asking and answering questions
- Job adverts
- Lifestyle and social issues
- Future plans
- Media
- Healthy lifestyle
- Holidays
- Magazines
- Negatives - something isn't happening or didn't happen
- French - Nouns and articles
- Opinions
- Penfriends
- Perfect infinitives
- Perfect tense with avoir - talking about the past
- Perfect tense with être - talking about the past
- Plurals - more than one
- Positioning adjectives
- Possessive pronouns - le mien, le tien, le sien
- Present participle - en
- Present tense - talking about the present
- French - Pronouns
- Pronouns - y and en
- Expressions of quantity
- Reflexive verbs
- School life
- School life
- Small ads
- Du, de la, de l', des
- Stressed pronouns - moi, toi, lui
- Subject pronouns - je, tu, il
- Summer jobs
- Teenagers' problems
- Television
- Time
- Au, àla, àl', aux
- French - Verbs
FRENCH:
- The Lost Army of Fu Shi
- Games - Kcse Bingo
- Games - Destination Death
GEOGRAPHY:
- Volcanoes and volcanic eruptions
- What are resources?
- Aid
- Avalanches
- Biomes
- Carbon footprints
- Changes in rural areas - LEDCs
- Changes in rural areas - MEDCs
- Characteristics of industry
- Characteristics of rural areas
- Classification of rocks
- Coastal management
- Coastal processes
- Coniferous woodland
- Case study: conservation and management in the Lake District
- Contrasts in development
- Controlled assessment in geography
- Deciduous woodlands
- Depositional landforms
- Describing climatic trends
- Earthquakes
- Ecotourism
- Energy
- Erosional landforms
- Factors influencing development
- Farming in rural areas
- Fold mountains
- Geological time
- Glacial deposition landforms
- Glacial erosion landforms
- The global food industry
- Globalisation
- Graph skills
- Greenhouse effect
- Human activity in glaciated areas
- Human uses of the desert
- Human uses of the savannah
- Hurricanes
- Industrial change in MEDCs
- Industry in MEDCs
- Managing population change
- Managing rural areas
- Map skills
- Migration trends
- Photos in geography
- Population change and structure
- Population distribution and density
- Processes
- Quarrying
- Rock types in the British Isles
- Savannah grassland
- Settlement characteristics
- Sustainable energy
- Sustainable living
- Sustainable resources
- Sustainable tourism
- Sustainable uses of environments
- Tectonic plates
- Tourism in an LEDC
- Tourism trends
- Trade
- Tsunamis
- Types of migration
- Uneven development
- Urban models in LEDCs
- Urban models in MEDCs
- Urbanisation in LEDCs
- Urbanisation in MEDCs
GERMAN:
- Separable
- Writing Controlled Assessment
- My family
- Prepositions and case endings
- Buying from a market
- Family and pastimes
- Family and pastimes
- Public signs and notices
- Travelling to Germany
- Understanding exam rubric
- Daily routine
- Finding your way
- Mobile phones
- Describing where you live
- Preparing for the listening exam
- Home town
- Postcards
- Verbs in the perfect tense
- Home and the local area
- Writing a letter of complaint
- Holidays and travel
- Signs and notices at work
- Preparing for the reading exam
- Daily routine
- Daily routine
- A life story
- Holidays abroad
- Telephone messages
- Weather
- Boosting your grade
- The world of work
- Being environmentally friendly
- Health resort activities
- Different jobs
- Learning about people
- Technology
- Technology
- Writing about a holiday
- Relationships and children
- Relationships and children
- Summarising into key points
- Finding an email penfriend
- Use of tenses
- Healthy and unhealthy lifestyles
- Healthy and unhealthy lifestyles
- Free time activities
- Free time activities
- Using a dictionary
- Adjectives and adjective endings
- Adverbs of time, manner and place
- Being environmentally friendly
- Cases
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Conjunctions
- Problems facing the planet
- Definite and indefinite articles
- Demonstrative
- How to answer questions
- Nouns, gender and plurals
- Numbers, dates, time and quantities
- A past holiday
- Personal
- Possessive adjectives
- Prepositions
- Pressures and problems at school
- Questions
- Relationships with family and friends
- Relative pronouns: higher
- Shopping
- Social issues
- Speaking Controlled Assessment
- Verb placement
- Conditional tense: higher
- Future tense
- Imperfect tense
- Impersonal
- Infinitive form: higher
- Modal
- Perfect tense
- Pluperfect tense
- Present tense
- Reflexive
HISTORY:
- The Yalta and Potsdam conferences
- Terence O'Neill
- Terence O'Neill
- Terence O'Neill 1963-69
- Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
- Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
- Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
- British Army August 1969
- British Army August 1969
- Paramilitaries and Political Parties
- Paramilitaries and Political Parties
- Suspension of Stormont 1972
- Suspension of Stormont 1972
- Power-sharing and Council of Ireland
- Anglo-Irish Agreement
- Anglo-Irish Agreement
- Anglo-Irish Agreement
- The Roaring Twenties
- After the Vietnam War
- The League of Nations
- Assassination at Sarajevo
- History
- The Berlin Blockade and airlift
- The Berlin Wall
- Biased sources
- The conference and the Big Three
- Industry and social change
- The development of cattle ranching
- Causes of the crisis
- Chamberlain and appeasement
- Conflict on the Plains
- The structures of control in the Nazi state
- Who were the cowboys?
- Weimar - crisis of 1923
- The Prague Spring
- On the day of the exam
- The Depression of the 1930s
- Renaissance civilisation
- Renaissance doctors
- Renaissance medical knowledge
- Renaissance public health
- Renaissance surgery and treatment
- Economic policies and benefits
- Egyptian civilisation
- Egyptian knowledge about the body and disease
- Egyptian methods of diagnosis and treatment
- Egyptian public health
- Egyptian surgery
- Electoral reform
- The end of the Native American way of life
- The Cuban Missile Crisis
- Exam Tips
- Farmers' problems in the West
- The First World War and the February Revolution
- The General Strike 1926
- Gold miners
- Greek civilisation
- Greek knowledge about the body and disease
- Greek methods of diagnosis and treatment
- Greek public health
- Greek surgery
- History Makers
- History Makers
- How Hitler consolidated power 1933-1934
- Hitler's rise to power
- The Home Front during the First World War
- How the US got involved
- The Hungarian Revolution
- Ideological differences - Stalin vs Truman
- 19th-century civilisation
- 19th-century doctors
- 19th-century knowledge about the body and disease
- 19th-century public health
- 19th-century surgery
- The Johnson County War (Wyoming) 1892
- Rise of the Labour Party
- Problems of law and order
- Lenin and the Bolshevik revolution
- The Liberal reforms 1906-1914
- Life in Lenin's Russia
- The Battle of the Little Bighorn 1876
- Living and working conditions
- Long-term causes of the Russian Revolution
- Manchuria and Abyssinia
- Medieval civilisation
- Medieval doctors
- Medieval medical knowledge
- Medieval public health
- Medieval surgery
- Why the Mormons moved to the West
- Problems of Mormons as they settled in the West
- Moving to the Great Plains
- The Munich Putsch 1923
- Native American society
- The nature of the cold war 1948-1961
- Nazi beliefs
- The Nazi-Soviet Pact
- The New Deal
- Opinions of Versailles
- Opposition
- Peaceful co-existence or growing international tension?
- Persecution
- Population and migration
- Prehistoric civilisation
- Prehistoric doctors
- Prehistoric knowledge about the body and disease
- Prehistoric methods of diagnosis and treatment
- Prehistoric public health
- Prehistoric surgery
- Problems in the 1920s
- Prohibition and crime
- Provisional Government and its problems
- Railways
- Roman civilisation
- Roman doctors
- Roman knowledge about the body and disease
- Roman methods of diagnosis and treatment
- Roman public health
- Roman surgery
- The outbreak of war
- Sources in context
- Stalin - collectivisation
- Stalin - the Five-year Plans
- Stalin - monster or necessary evil?
- Stalin - purges and praises
- Stalin's takeover of power
- Struggle for the Plains
- The League's successes and failures
- Was the New Deal a success or failure?
- The path to war
- The 1905 Revolution
- The civil war
- People and poverty
- Terms of the Treaty of Versailles
- The war in Vietnam
- Time-Line
- A time of great change?
- The Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan
- 20th-century civilisation
- 20th-century doctors
- 20th-century knowledge about the body and disease
- 20th-century methods of diagnosis and treatment
- 20th-century public health
- 20th-century surgery
- The U2 incident and the Paris summit of 1960
- Long-term causes of war
- The US gets out
- Votes for women
- The Wall Street Crash and Depression
- Was Weimar doomed?
- Weimar - strengths and weaknesses
- How did the Weimar Republic survive?
- The Welfare State
- Who was to blame?
- Why cattle ranching developed on the Great Plains
ICT:
- Viruses
- Presentation software and web design
- Computer control
- Data, information and knowledge
- Data Protection Act
- ICT systems and their usage
- Input devices, processing and output devices
- The Internet
- Moral and social issues
- Modelling with spreadsheets
- Word processing and desktop publishing
- Computer simulation
- Computer Misuse Act
- Data storage
- Email
- Graphics software
- Implementing a new computer system
- Changing lifestyles
- Logo
- Copyright
- Databases and data capture
- What is a network?
- System flowcharts
- Changing work patterns
- Applications and programming languages
- Data logging
- Data validation and verification
- Health and Safety
- Operating systems
- User interfaces
- Data security
- Data transfer
- Evaluation of software and hardware
IRISH:
- Town v country
- Travel & holidays
- Conversation: An Ghaeltacht
- Conversation: An Ghaeltacht
- Car accident
- Careers
- Complaint
- Daily routine
- Eating out
- A special event
- Fishing accident
- The Frankie Kennedy Winter School
- Health
- Role play: Health
- Role play: Health
- Role play: Health
- Role play: Health
- Hobbies and interests
- Booking a holiday
- Holidays
- Conversation: Holidays
- Conversation: Holidays
- Conversation: Home life and daily routine
- Conversation: Home life and daily routine
- A job application
- A letter of complaint
- Litter problem in Ireland
- Mobile phones
- My area
- My house
- Description of a new friend
- Conversation: Part-time work
- Conversation: Part-time work
- Pen pals
- Presentation structure: Peter Canavan
- Presentation structure: Peter Canavan 2
- Writing a postcard
- A road accident
- School and future plans
- School and future plans
- Conversation: School
- Conversation: Self, family and friends
- Conversation: Self, family and friends
- Role play: Shopping
- Role play: Shopping
- The Special Olympics
- Conversation: Town and countryside
- Conversation: Town and countryside
MATHS:
- Maths - Transformations Activity
- Vectors - Higher
- 3D shapes - Higher
- 3D shapes
- Angles - Foundation
- Maths
- Area and perimeter
- Circles - Higher
- Tallying, collecting and grouping data
- Compound measures
- Congruent and similar shapes
- Coordinates and bearing
- Decimals
- Maths Graphs and Translations
- Equations with fractions - Higher
- Solving equations
- Factorising quadratic equations - Higher
- Common factors
- Factors and multiples
- Changing the subject of a formula - Higher
- Using formulae
- Converting fractions, decimals and percentages
- Multiplication and division of mixed numbers - Higher
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - Foundation
- Fraction basics
- mATHS
- Cubic graphs and graphs of circles - Higher
- Further trigonometry - Higher
- Parallel and perpendicular lines - Higher
- Basic skills
- Index notation
- More than one inequality - Higher
- Symbols, solving inequalities and graphs
- Line segments - Higher
- Loci
- mATHS
- Discrete and continuous measurements
- Mean, mode and median
- Converting measurements
- Long multiplication and division
- Negative numbers
- Order of operation
- Parallel lines
- Percentages - Higher
- Percentages
- Polygons
- Powers and roots - Higher
- Powers and roots - Foundation
- Prime factors - Higher
- Prime factors - Foundation
- Probability
- Maths
- Probability - Higher
- Graphs and proportion - Higher
- Pythagoras
- Solving and using quadratic equations - Higher
- Questionnaires
- Ratios
- Maths Recognising Sequences
- Pie charts and frequency diagrams
- Line graphs, frequency polygons and stem and leaf diagrams
- Inter-quartile range, cumulative frequency, box and whisker plots - Higher
- Rounding and estimating
- Scatter diagrams
- Quadratic sequences
- Recognising sequences
- Simultaneous equations - Higher
- Maths Factorising quadratics
- Maths Powers
- Maths Surds
- Surds - Higher
- Re-arranging symbols
- Transformations
- Transformation and enlargements - Higher
- Transformations
- Trial and improvement
- Maths Trigonometry
- Trigonometry - Higher
MUSIC:
- The sonata
- Texture
- Baroque orchestral music
- Celtic rock
- Chamber music
- Chopin - Prelude No. 15, Op.28
- The concerto
- Film music
- Gamelan music
- Group dance
- Harmony and tonality
- Improvised dance
- Instrumentation
- Jazz
- Melody
- Sampling
- Mozart - Symphony No. 40: movement 1
- African music
- Music of the Caribbean
- Music of India
- Musical theatre
- Music for voices
- Notation
- Paired dance
- Performance
- Popular music of the 1960s
- Programme music
- R 'n' B, Hip-hop
- Minimalism
- Rhythm and metre
- Rock music
- Expressionism
PE:
- Age, psychological factors and technology (AQA)
- Officials and sports leaders
- The circulatory system
- Health and fitness
- Factors affecting individual performance and participation
- Nutrition
- Prevention of injury
- Observation and analysis
- The respiratory system
- Principles and methods of training
- Social and cultural factors affecting participation
- Drugs in sport
- Causes and types of injury
- Motivation and training skills, tactics and strategies
- The skeleton, bones and joints
- Effects of exercise and training
- Personal hygiene
- Treating sports injuries
- Muscles and movement
RELIGIOUS STUDIES:
- Sikhism: marriage and divorce
- How can we know if there is something we call
- Christianity: contraception and abortion
- Christianity: beliefs about life after death
- Christianity: concern for others
- Christianity: death rites
- Christianity: drugs
- Christianity: euthanasia
- Christianity: good and evil
- Christianity: beliefs about love and sex
- Christianity: marriage and divorce
- Christianity: revelation
- Christianity: beliefs about creation and evolution
- Christian: prejudice and discrimination
- Christianity: attitudes towards fighting and warfare
- Christianity: poverty and wealth
- Christianity: beliefs about care of the planet
- Hinduism: contraception and abortion
- Hinduism: concern for others
- Hinduism: drugs
- Hinduism: euthanasia
- Hinduism: good and evil
- Hinduism: beliefs about love and sex
- Hinduism: marriage and divorce
- Hinduism: beliefs about life after death
- Hinduism: death rites
- Hinduism: beliefs about creation and evolution
- Hinduism: poverty and wealth
- Hinduism: prejudice and discrimination
- Hinduism: attitudes towards fighting and warfare
- Hinduism: beliefs about God
- Hinduism: revelation
- Hinduism: beliefs about care of the planet
- Islam: contraception and abortion
- Islam: beliefs about creation and evolution
- Islam: concern for others
- Islam: euthanasia
- Islam: good and evil
- Islam: beliefs about life after death
- Islam: death rites
- Islam: poverty and wealth
- Islam: prejudice and discrimination
- Islam: attitudes towards fighting and warfare
- Islam: beliefs about god
- Islam: beliefs about love and sex
- Islam: marriage and divorce
- Islam: revelation
- Islam: beliefs about care of the planet
- Judaism: contraception and abortion
- Judaism: beliefs about creation and evolution
- Judaism: concern for others
- Judaism: poverty and wealth
- Judaism: prejudice and discrimination
- Judaism: attitudes towards fighting and warfare
- Judaism: beliefs about G-d
- Judaism: revelation
- Judaism: death rites
- Judaism: drugs
- Judaism: euthanasia
- Judaism: good and evil
- Judaism: beliefs about love and sex
- Judaism: marriage and divorce
- Judaism: beliefs about care of the planet
- Just war theory
- Knowledge, faith and belief
- Sikhism: good and evil
- Sikhism: contraception and abortion
- Sikhism: beliefs about creation and evolution
- Sikhism: concern for others
- Sikhism: death rites
- Sikhism: drugs
- Sikhism: euthanasia
- Sikhism: prejudice and discrimination
- Sikhism: attitudes towards fighting and warfare
- Sikhism: poverty and wealth
- Sikhism: beliefs about love and sex
- Sikhism: revelation
- Sikhism: beliefs about care of the planet
SCIENCE:
- Work and power
- Ecology and grouping organisms
- Fitness and respiration
- Fundamental chemical concepts
- Heating houses
- Collecting energy from the Sun
- Cooking
- Photosynthesis and respiration
- Keeping homes warm, and how insulation works
- Paints and pigments
- Diet and digestion
- Compete or die
- Construction materials
- The electromagnetic spectrum
- Food additives
- Generating electricity
- Keeping healthy
- Adapt to fit
- The Earth's structure
- Fuels for power
- Infrared signals
- Your senses and nervous system
- Smells
- Making crude oil useful
- Drugs and you
- Metals and alloys
- Nuclear radiation
- Natural selection and evolution
- Wireless signals
- Cars for scrap
- Light
- Our magnetic field
- Making polymers
- Population and sustainability
- Homeostasis and hormones
- The Earth's atmosphere
- Designer polymers
- Gene control
- Exploring our solar system
- Earthquakes and global warming
- Collision theory and rates of reaction
- Threats to Earth
- Using carbon fuels
- Who am I? - Characteristics and inheritance
- The Big Bang
- Energy
- Changing speed
- Ideas in context - chemistry
- Acids and bases
- Acids, neutralisation and salts
- Acids and alkalis
- Acids, bases and salts
- Acids and bases
- Adaptations
- Advances in electrical devices
- Air and molecular compounds
- Air pollution data (Ideas about science)
- Health fear over new airport scanners
- Alkenes
- Making ammonia – the Haber process
- Analysing substances
- An introduction to waves
- Antibiotics and drug testing
- Antibiotics and drug testing
- Chemicals in the atmosphere
- Percentage yield and atom economy
- Atomic structure
- Atomic structure
- Atomic structure
- Atoms and isotopes
- Atomic structure
- Atomic structure
- Background radiation
- Batch and continuous processing
- Benefits and risks
- Benefits and risks
- The Big Bang
- Biological compounds
- The importance of biodiversity
- Blood
- Maintaining body temperature
- Buildings
- Calcium carbonate
- Calcium carbonate
- Calculations and titrations
- Using carbon fuels
- Cell division
- Cell division
- Cell reproduction: mitosis and meiosis
- What's in a cell?
- Cells and simple cell transport
- Changes to the Earth and its atmosphere
- How the Earth is changing
- Changing speed
- Characteristics and classification
- Charge, current and power
- Chemical calculations - both Tiers
- Chemical calculations
- Fundamental chemical concepts
- Chemical reactions and pollutants
- Chemical equations
- Chemical reactions
- Chemicals in the air
- Chemicals in the air
- Useful chemicals from crude oil
- Choosing energy sources
- Circuits
- The circulatory system
- Classification
- Clean air
- Cloning and stem cells
- Cloning
- Cloning and stem cells
- Comparing farming methods (Ideas about science)
- Complex behaviour
- Covalent compounds
- Ideas in context - biology
- Conservation of mass
- Construction materials
- Continental drift
- Controlling plant growth
- Control in plants
- Control in the human body
- Controlling plant growth
- Cooking and communication using waves
- Cooking food and additives
- Covalent bonding
- Covalent bonding
- Covalent bonding
- Crude oil and its uses
- Making crude oil useful
- Separating crude oil
- Crumple zones
- Size of a current
- Damage to the environment
- Data transmission
- Decay
- Defending against infection
- Describing motion
- Designer polymers
- Detergents
- How organisms develop
- Diabetes
- Diabetes risk and benefit (Ideas about science)
- Diet and exercise
- Human health and diet
- Different substances and their properties
- Diffusion and osmosis
- Digestion
- Digestion and synthesis
- Disease and resistance
- Disease and resistance
- Distribution of organisms
- DNA and cell division
- DNA and enzymes
- DNA
- Drugs and you
- Drugs and health
- Drugs
- The Earth's sea and atmosphere
- Earth, stars, galaxies and space
- The structure of the Earth
- The Earth and space
- The Earth's atmosphere
- The Earth's crust
- Ecology in the local environment
- Electrical quantities
- Electrical appliances
- Electric current
- Electric motors
- Electrolysis
- Electromagnetic radiation
- Electromagnetic radiation
- The electromagnetic spectrum
- The electromagnetic spectrum
- Electrons
- Electrostatics - sparks
- Uses of electrostatics
- Properties and reactions of elements
- Collecting energy from the Sun
- Heat transfer and efficiency
- Energy changes in reactions
- Food chains
- Energy in biomass
- Energy
- Heat transfer and efficiency
- Environmental change
- Responding to environmental changes
- Enzymes and digestion
- Enzymes
- The evolution of hormones and the nervous system
- Evolution
- Energy changes and reversible reactions
- Exploring space
- Extracting metals
- Extraction of metals
- Farming methods
- Farming
- Fertilisers and crop yields
- Fertilizers and crop yield
- Fieldwork techniques
- Nuclear fission and fusion
- Nuclear fission
- Fitness and health
- Food additives
- Food and drink
- Food chains and cycles
- Force, mass and acceleration
- Forces and motion
- Forces and braking
- Forces and elasticity
- Forces and energy
- Forces and motion
- Forces and terminal velocity
- Forensic science
- Fuels for power
- Fuels
- Elements, compounds and chemical equations
- General properties of waves
- Generating electricity
- Generating electricity
- Genes and inheritance
- Genes and Inheritance
- Testing and treating genetic diseases
- Genetic variation and genetic disorders
- Testing and treating genetic diseases
- Global warming
- Gravity, force and weight
- Group 1 and group 7 elements
- Alkali metals
- The Halogens
- Groups in the periodic table
- Growth in plants and humans
- Controlling growth and development
- Growth and development
- Growth
- Sources of harmful chemicals
- Keeping a healthy balance
- Heart disease
- Heart disease
- Heating houses
- Energy transfer by heating
- Heat transfer and efficiency
- Homeostasis
- What is homeostasis?
- Hormones
- Household electricity
- How humans learn
- Humans and the environment
- Hydrocarbons as fuels
- The hydrosphere
- Ideas about the Solar System
- Improving air quality
- Improving air quality
- Infectious disease
- How information is passed through the nervous system
- Inheritance
- Inheritance
- Interdependence
- An introduction to waves
- Ionic bonding
- Analysis of ionic compounds
- Ionic bonding
- Ionic compounds
- Ionic bonding
- Ions, formulae and properties
- Keeping homes warm
- Kinetic energy and momentum
- Leaves and photosynthesis
- Life cycles of stars
- Light and lasers
- Why do scientists think light and sound are waves?
- Limestone
- The lithosphere
- Mains electricity
- Mains electricity
- How is mains electricity produced?
- Making cars
- Making polymers
- Making life cycle assessments
- Making salts
- Manufacture and use of chemicals
- Measuring properties of materials
- Measuring pollutants (Ideas about science)
- Measuring properties (Ideas about science)
- The brain and memory
- Metal properties
- Metals and alloys
- Metal structures and their properties
- Minerals in Britain
- Mitosis and meiosis
- Molecular structure and properties
- Molecules of life
- Momentum
- Forces and motion
- Blood circulation
- Nanochemistry
- Nanotechnology
- Natural selection
- Natural polymers
- The nervous system
- The nervous system
- Producing new cells
- Nitrogen dioxide danger
- Nuclear radiations
- Nuclear fission and fusion
- Nuclear radiation
- Obtaining and using metals
- Oil refining and fuels
- Old and new species
- Organisms in their environment
- Organs in animals
- Organs in plants
- Origins of the Universe
- Paints and pigments
- Parallel and series circuits
- Explaining patterns
- Atoms and the periodic table
- Photosynthesis
- Planets, stars and galaxies
- How plants make food
- Plants need minerals
- Plant oils and food additives
- Plants
- Transport in plants
- Pollution
- Polymers and ethanol
- Polymers and ethanol from oil
- Population and pollution
- Populations and pyramids
- Preparing gases and testing for them
- Producing electricity
- Producing electricity
- Proteins and mutations
- Quantitative chemistry
- Problems with radioactivity
- Radioactive substances
- Uses of radioactivity
- What is radioactivity?
- Uses of radioisotopes
- Rate of reaction
- Rates of reaction
- Reaction masses
- Rate of reaction 1:Reaction times and rates
- Rate of reaction 2: Reaction rate and changing conditions
- Rate of reaction 3 : Explosions and catalysts
- Chemical reactions in living things
- The carbon and nitrogen cycles
- Red-shift
- Reflex actions
- Reflex responses
- Representing motion
- Reproduction and cloning
- Reproduction and cloning
- Resistance
- Respiration
- Resultant forces
- Reversible reactions
- Rocks and minerals
- Electrical circuits
- Safe handling of radioactive materials
- Safe use and handling of radioactive materials
- Safety and sustainability
- The importance of salt
- Ideas in context - physics
- Seismic waves
- Seismic waves
- Sending information
- Cell division
- How organisms develop from a single cell
- Smart materials
- Smells
- The chemistry of sodium chloride
- Sound and light
- Sound, ultrasound and seismic waves
- Sources of air pollution
- Sparks
- How species depend on each other
- Spectra
- A spectrum of waves
- Speed
- Stable Earth
- Stars and galaxies
- Static electricity
- Static
- Staying healthy
- Staying in balance
- Structure of materials
- Structure, properties and uses
- Sustainability
- Protein synthesis
- Stages and techniques
- Telescopes
- The electromagnetic spectrum
- The carbon cycle
- The cost of electricity
- The nervous system
- Theory of evolution
- The periodic table
- Threats to Earth
- The transition metals
- Transition elements
- Transmitting electricity
- Radiation treatment
- Types of rock
- Ultrasound and infrasound
- Ultrasound
- Useful products from air and seawater
- Using electricity
- Using energy
- Using materials
- Variation and inheritance
- Variation
- Vegetable oils, emulsions and hydrogenation
- Voltage, current and resistance
- Maintaining water balance
- How pure is our water?
- How is information added to a wave?
- Waves and communication
- Waves
- Weight and friction
- What are forces?
- What happens to pollutants?
- Why we need chemicals
- Why materials are radioactive
- Wireless signals
SPANISH:
- The world of work: Work experience
- School day
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School
- Conversation: School
- Understanding exam rubric
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Conversation: Free time
- Holidays
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Holidays
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Conversation: Holidays
- Preparing for the listening exam
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Conversation: Daily routine
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Free time
-
Free time
- Preparing for the reading exam
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Conversation: My house
- Out and about
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My region
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Role play: Shopping
- Preparing for the speaking exam: conversation
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Conversation: My region
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Jobs
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Jobs
- Preparing for the speaking exam: role-play
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Conversation: Jobs
- Preparing for the speaking exam: presentation
- Preparing for the writing exam
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Role play: Shopping
- Checking your writing
- Using a dictionary
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Role play: Part-time jobs
- Presentation structure - J-Lo
- Everyday activities: About the house
- The world around us: Around the town
- Personal and social life: Describing someone
- The world around us: Festivals
- The world around us: Finding the way
- Personal and social life: Holidays
- International world: Holidays
- Personal and social life: Interests
- he world of work: Job application
- Everyday activities: The media
- Everyday activities: The news
- The world of work: Part-time jobs
- The world of work: Part-time jobs
- Personal and social life: Personal details
- International world: Places of interest
- Everyday activities: School life
- The world around us: Shopping
- International world: Tourism
- International world: A tourist brochure
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