English
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Literature Mock Revision: quote memorisation, exam techniques and time management strategies
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Language/Literature Revision: therapies to address weaknesses/fluency errors/misconceptions
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Maths
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Delta
Transformations and constructions
Theta
Transformations, loci and bearings
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Delta
Proportion and graphs
Theta
Further Algebra
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Science
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Biology: Genetics and reproduction:
Variation, evolution, selective breeding, and genetic engineering. The history of genetics and theories of evolution.
Chemistry: Chemical Analysis
How scientists can analyse and identify different compounds and elements based on their chemical properties
Physics: Waves
Properties including sound and ultrasound (Triple only). Waves in the Earth including earthquakes.
Electromagnetic Waves
Light waves and the electromagnetic spectrum. The uses of various parts of the spectrum including the uses in medicine.
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Biology: Ecology:
Adaptations, interdependence, and competition. Ecosystem organisation.
Chemistry: The Earth’s Resources
Renewable resources, life cycle assessments of a variety of products, the process of producing potable water on a micro and macro scale
Physics: Electromagnetism
Motor effects and how electromagnets are used in devices such as loudspeakers and relays.
Light
Lenses and where lenses are used
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Computer Science
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Impacts of Digital Technology
Computer technologies and applications and the ethical, environmental and legal considerations surrounding them.
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Algorithms
Revisiting applying Pseudocode and Python techniques under exam conditions
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Geography
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The Changing Economic World
Economic change in the UK: industrial structure & changes.
Economic change in the UK: impacts of globalisation; inequalities; transport & sustainability.
The Challenge of Resource Management
Global resource management: food energy & water; economic & social wellbeing; inequalities & demand.
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The Challenge of Resource Management
Resources in the UK: food, energy & water demand, changes & challenges.
In depth study: global water: water surplus & deficit; water security & insecurity; consumption & availability; impacts, strategies, and water transfer schemes.
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History
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Queen, government and religion, 1558-69 Challenges to Elizabeth at home, 1569-88
Problems facing Elizabeth, the religious settlement, plots and revolts at home, foreign policy and the Spanish Armada.
Focus: Causation; Consequence
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Challenges to Elizabeth abroad 1569-88 and Elizabethan society in the Age of Exploration, 1558-88
Foreign policy, Spanish Armada, education, leisure, poverty, exploration and colonisation.
Focus: Causation; Consequence
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French
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Current and future study and employment
Education post 16: future studies, future options universities and apprenticeships
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Current and future study and employment
Jobs, career choices and ambitions job preferences and part-time work, how to get a job
advantages and disadvantages of jobs
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German
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Current and future study and employment
Education post 16: future studies, future options universities and apprenticeships
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Current and future study and employment
Jobs, career choices and ambitions job preferences and part-time work, how to get a job
advantages and disadvantages of jobs
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Spanish
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Current and future study and employment
Education post 16: future studies, future options universities and apprenticeships
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Current and future study and employment
Jobs, career choices and ambitions job preferences and part-time work, how to get a job
advantages and disadvantages of jobs
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Art
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Component 2
Externally set assignments. Exam
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Component 2
Externally set assignments. Exam
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Business Studies
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Making human resource decisions
Organisational structures, effective communication and different ways of working; eg. full-time, part-time, permanent, temporary, freelance contracts
Effective recruitment – job roles and responsibilities, recruitment and selection process and methods
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Making human resource decisions
Effective training and development such as formal and informal training and self-learning
The importance of motivation in the workplace and financial and non-financial methods businesses use to motivate their employees
Revision and exam practice Paper 1, Theme 1 including structuring questions, how to answer generic questions for Section A, how to handle case studies in Section B and C and using the exam techniques with application
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Child Development
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Understand the development of a child from one to five years
Topic Area 4: Carry out and evaluate different play activities for a chosen development area with a child from one to five years.
Plan an activity for the child previously observed. Reflect upon and evaluate the planned activity.
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Unit R059: Understand the development of a child from one to five years
RO57 Health and well-being for child development
Revision of this unit in preparation for summer exam.
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Citizenship
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Theme D1 – International Organisations
UK and the Wider World
The UKs role in the UN, the UNHCR and the UN Security Council.
The UK and NATO
The purpose and application of international law
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Theme D2 – International Humanitarian Politics
Supporting other countries through foreign aid and NGOs
The UKs role and influence in the WTO, Commonwealth of Nations, the UK and the Council of Europe
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Dance
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Component 1:
Own Choreography
Component 2:
Section C The 6 Professional Works:
A Linha Curva, Artificial Things, Emancipation of Expressionism, Infra, Shadows and Within Her Eyes
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Component 1:
Own Choreography
Component 2:
Section A: knowledge and understanding of choreographic processes and performing skills.
Section B: Critical Appreciation of Own Work
Section C The 6 Professional Works: A Linha Curva, Artificial Things, Emancipation of Expressionism, Infra, Shadows and Within Her Eyes
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Design Technology
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NEA task
Formal Portfolio
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Revision: Design and Technology in the 21st Century
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Drama
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Component 2: Scripted Performance
Rehearsing or producing a design realisation for a monologue, duologue, and/or group performance. Applying theatrical skills to realise artistic intentions in a live performance.
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Component 3: Bringing Texts to Life - DNA
Demonstrating knowledge and understanding of how drama and theatre is developed and performed.
Component 3
Live Theatre EvaluationAnalysing and evaluating the work of others.
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Fashion and Textiles
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Component 2: Externally Set Assignment Part One
Students must complete work in response to a creative brief of their choosing from a selection provided by the exam centre. Students will need to consider their skills and creative ability when choosing a brief to ensure they can work independently for a preparatory period of study prior to their 10-hour assessment. The students will create a final outcome that meets their chosen brief.
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Component 2: Externally Set Assignment Part One
Students must complete work in response to a creative brief of their choosing from a selection provided by the exam centre. Students will need to consider their skills and creative ability when choosing a brief to ensure they can work independently for a preparatory period of study prior to their 10-hour assessment. The students will create a final outcome that meets their chosen brief.
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Hospitality and Catering
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Revision
Hospitality and catering providers.
Working in the hospitality and catering industry.
Working conditions.
Contributing factors to the success of hospitality and catering provision
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Revision
The front and back of house operation.
Customer requirements.
Provision to meet specific requirements.
Health and safety.
Food Safety
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Media Studies
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Television Sitcom (Paper 2):
IT Crowd Series 4, Episode 2: The Final Countdown (2010)
Friends, Season 1, Episode 1 (NBC/Channel 4 1994)
Coursework production.
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Television Sitcom (Paper 2):
IT Crowd Series 4, Episode 2: The Final Countdown (2010)
Friends, Season 1, Episode 1 (NBC/Channel 4 1994)
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Music - Music Videos and Online Media (Paper 2)
Website of:
Katy Perry OR Taylor Swift
And
Bruno Mars OR Pharell Williams.
Music video from the 1980s and early 1990s:
TLC, Waterfalls (1995)
Coursework production.
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Music
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Non-examined assessment focus
GCSE Brief composition finished
Paperwork portfolio completed
Solo and Ensemble Performance recorded
Critical listening continued
Melodic and Rhythmic dictation
Exam technique
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PE (GCSE)
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Practical:
Exam Prep
Theory: Applied anatomy and physiology
1.3 Aerobic and Anaerobic
1.4 Short- and long-term effects
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Revision
Paper 2: Health and Performance
Health, fitness and wellbeing
Sports psychology
Socio-cultural influences
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PE (Core)
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Trampolining
Develop core skills in isolation and developed through a routine.
Fitness
Understanding the importance of leading a healthy active lifestyle.
Net sports - Badminton or volleyball
Develop a range of core skills in isolation and perform rules and tactics in a game situation.
Games - Basketball, handball, football or netball
Develop a range of core skills in isolation and perform rules and tactics in a game situation.
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Religious Studies
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11.3 Living the Muslim Life
Overview of Islamic practices, including The Ten Obligatory Acts of Shi’a Islam and the Five Pillars. Review of Islamic festivals.
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11.4 Marriage and the Family
Christian teachings about marriage, sexual relationships and family life. Review of key thematic content.
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Sociology
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Crime and deviance
Factors affecting criminal and deviant behaviour: Gender, social class, ethnicity and age
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Crime and deviance
Formal and informal methods of social control
The relationship between crime and the media
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