Chemistry
Year 12
Year 12 Chemistry |
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Term 2 |
Term 3 |
AS Physical Chemistry topics
AS Organic Chemistry topics
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AS Physical Chemistry topics
AS Organic Chemistry topics
AS Inorganic Chemistry topics
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AS Physical Chemistry
A-level Organic Chemistry
A-level Inorganic Chemistry
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Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Topic test after every topic AS mock exam Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Year 13 Chemistry |
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Term 1 |
Term 2 |
Term 3 |
A-level Physical Chemistry topics Thermodynamics Electrode Potentials
A-level Organic Chemistry topics Carbonyls Aromatic Compounds Polymers Biochemistry (Amino Acids, Proteins, and DNA) Further Synthesis and Analysis |
A-level Physical Chemistry topics Rate Equations Gas Equilibria Acids, Bases, and pH
A-level Organic Chemistry topics Further Synthesis and Analysis
A-level Inorganic Chemistry topics Transition Metals |
Revision and Exam Prep |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Mock Exam Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
How we assess students’ understanding in the classroom:
- Every topic practice exam questions are done in class as classwork and gone over in class so students have immediate feedback on how they are doing.
- After every topic there is a written exam.
- Required practicals are all formally assessed based on the Common Practical Assessment Criteria (CPACs).
How we support learning:
- Opportunities in class given to work on practice questions independently and in groups while monitored by the classroom teacher to support student development.
- Support given to develop students practical skills over time to meet the CPAC requirements to pass the Practical Endorsement.
- Students given support to become independent learners and take responsibility for their learning and encouraged to reflect on their strengths and weaknesses.
How parents can support learning:
- Support homework activities and promote study at home by giving students time and a suitable environment to do so.
- Helping students to manage their time effectively to balance study and out of school activities.
- Provide access to the internet for use in research.
Year 13
Year 13 Chemistry |
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Term 1 |
Term 2 |
Term 3 |
A-level Physical Chemistry topics Thermodynamics Electrode Potentials
A-level Organic Chemistry topics Carbonyls Aromatic Compounds Polymers Biochemistry (Amino Acids, Proteins, and DNA) Further Synthesis and Analysis |
A-level Physical Chemistry topics Rate Equations Gas Equilibria Acids, Bases, and pH
A-level Organic Chemistry topics Further Synthesis and Analysis
A-level Inorganic Chemistry topics Transition Metals
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Revision and Exam Prep |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Assessment |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Mock Exam Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
Topic test after every topic Required practicals assessed for Practical Endorsement |
How we assess students’ understanding in the classroom:
- Every topic practice exam questions are done in class as classwork and gone over in class so students have immediate feedback on how they are doing.
- After every topic there is a written exam.
- Required practicals are all formally assessed based on the Common Practical Assessment Criteria (CPACs).
How we support learning:
- Opportunities in class given to work on practice questions independently and in groups while monitored by the classroom teacher to support student development.
- Support given to develop students practical skills over time to meet the CPAC requirements to pass the Practical Endorsement.
- Students given support to become independent learners and take responsibility for their learning and encouraged to reflect on their strengths and weaknesses.
How parents can support learning:
- Support homework activities and promote study at home by giving students time and a suitable environment to do so.
- Helping students to manage their time effectively to balance study and out of school activities.
- Provide access to the internet for use in research.