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Year 9 students follow a Science carousel and rotate Physics, Chemistry and Biology lessons each term.

BiologyChemistryPhysics
Topic TitleVariation for survivalOur health and the effects of drugsObtaining useful materialsUsing our earth sustainablyMotion on earth and in spaceWaves and energy transfer
Key Skills and Content•   Variation and classification•   Body systems•   Metals/Metal ores•     Combustion•   Forces•     Energy stores and transfers
•   Adaptations•   Cigarettes and alcohol•   Reactions of metals•     The atmosphere•   Forces in equilibrium•     Fuels are energy stores
•   Survival of the fittest•   Anabolic steroids•   Reactivity•     Useful materials•   Speed and motion•     Energy in the home
•   Cells•   Effects of drugs•   Changes in chemical reactions•     Damage to the Earth’s resources•   Gravitational fields and the motion of the Earth•     Sound waves
•   Reproduction•   Role of blood•   Reaction energy and catalysts•     Recycling•   The solar system and space•     Water waves
•   Inside the nucleus•   Preventing and treating infection•   Properties of materials•     Rocks/their cycle•   Stars and galaxies•     Light waves
•   Inheritance•   Microbes•   Special materials
•   Disease
SummativeCombination of:Combination of:Combination of:Combination of:Combination of:●       End of unit test comprising multiple choice and long answer questions
Assessment●     End of unit test (multiple choice and long answer questions)●     End of unit test (multiple choice and long answer questions)●     End of unit test (multiple choice and long answer questions)●     End of unit test (multiple choice and long answer questions)●     End of unit test (multiple choice and long answer questions)●       End of year cumulative test
●     Half-term Project●       Half-term Project●       Half-term Project●       Half-term Project●     Half-term Project
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