The Lady Amélie Jakobovits Campus

Chemistry

Year 12

Year 12 Chemistry

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

AS Physical Chemistry topics

  • Atomic Structure
  • Amount of Substance
  • Bonding

AS Organic Chemistry topics

  • Introduction to Organic Chemistry
  • Alkanes and Halogenoalkanes

 

 

 AS Physical Chemistry topics

  • Energetics
  • Redox

AS Organic Chemistry topics

  • Alkenes and Alcohols
  • Organic Analysis

AS Inorganic Chemistry topics

  • Periodicity
  • Group 2 and 7 elements

AS Physical Chemistry

  • Kinetics
  • Equilibria

A-level Organic Chemistry

  • Isomerism

A-level Inorganic Chemistry

  • Period 3 elements

 

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 

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

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.