Science

Staff

Teresa Graham HOD 

Hilary Donnan/Trevor Jamison/Catherine Johnston/Katie Drummond/Emma Hughes/Catherine Dobbin 

George McCutcheon/Brendan Leonard (Technicians)

What is Science?

Think about how detectives investigate a murder. They look for clues and then see what the clues mean.

This is what we do in science. We carry out investigations by asking questions and looking for clues. We collect evidence and then try to work out what it means. We look for patterns in the evidence.

To be able to do this we must have certain basic skills. In science classes we learn how to hypothesize, predict, plan, observe, measure, interpret data, and evaluate.

 

Key Stage 3 - Student Friendly  Schemes of Work

Year 8-10 

 

Year 8 - Units of Work

Year 9 - Units of Work

Year 10 - Units of Work

Key Stage 4- Student Friendly  Schemes of Work

GCSE

 

Year 11 - Units (Additional Applied)

Year 12 - Units (Additional Applied)

GCSE Double Award Applied Science

GCSE Double Award Science

GCSE Single Award Science

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Post 16

A Level

 

AS/A Level Applied Science

AS/A Level Biology

AS/A Level Chemistry

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