A-Level: Art Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

A-Level: Art Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Controlled AssessmentControlled Assessment Completion Window: 22 March

to 14 May

Controlled Assessment Final Submission Date: Friday 14

May

A-Level Biology Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1: Paper 1 REMonday 29 March p2 (move 13S from Friday 3)

Test Duration: 1 hour

Assessment 2: Paper 2 REMonday 26 April p2 (move 13S from Friday 3)


Assessment 3: Paper 3 REFriday 7 May p2 (move 13S from Thurs p4)


Assessment 4: Paper 1 ET/PFThurs 1 April p3 (move 13Q from Tuesday 2)


Assessment 5: Paper 2 ET/PF

Monday 19 April p2

(move 13S from Wednesday 5 )


Assessment 6: Paper 3 ET/PFThurs 13 May p3 (move 13Q from Tuesday 2)


Synpotic Essay

Paper 4 Gene Pools and Hardy Weinberg

Paper 5 Respiration & Photosynthesis

Paper 6 Biological Molecules

Students will take Compulsory Assessment 3 & 4 of the remaining 5 Assessments

Portfolio work (Individual Topic(s) of study). The Portfolio submitted will be marked

as a whole.

Continuation of the development of

Assessment Objectives, up to course

completion. Development of portfolio

independently, as well as in class, as

advised.

Paper 1 Cells, transport, microscopes, Immunity

Paper 2 DNA, Genetics, Environment

Paper 3

A-Level: Business Studies Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: 19 April to 23 April


Assessment 2Test Date Window: 26 April to 30 April


Assessment 3Test Date Window: 3 May to 14 May


Level 3: Applied Business Studies Topic Sub-Topics to ReviseAssessment 1


Test Duration: 2 hours

Controlled Assessment

Controlled Assessment Window: 19 April to 14 May

Controlled Assessment Final Submission Date: 14 May

A-Level Chemistry Topic Sub-Topics to ReviseAssessment 1Test Date: Tuesday 30 March

Test Duration: 1 Hour

Assessment 2Test Date: Tuesday 20 April


Assessment 3

Test Date: Thursday 6 May


Assessment 4Test Date: Tuesday 11 May


Unit 3: Personal & Business Finance

Consumer Protection, Methods of Saving,

Insurance, Income Statements, Statement

of Financial Position, Sources of Income,

Ratios, Depreciation, Break Even Charts

Paper 4

Born Haber Cycles, Gibbs free energy, Entropy,

Electrode Potentials and cells, Pollution

Paper 1

Acids, bases, pH and buffers, Equilibrium both

Kc and Kp, Atomic Structure, TOF

Paper 3

Halogenoalkanes, Aromatics and general

organic, Infra-red and 13C NMR spectroscopy,

Rates and Arrhenius

Paper 2

Amount of substance, Halogens, Bonding and

Shapes

Unit 2: Developing a Marketing Campaign

Various

Stakeholders, Limited and Unlimited

Liability, Product LifeCycle, Human

Resource Flow, Innovation, Organisational

Culture, Porter's Generic Strategy

Various

Ratio Analysis, Sensitivity Analysis, CSR,

Protectionism, Lean Production, Taylor's

Theory of Motivation.

VariousShare Prices, Management & Leadership

Styles, Bartlett & Ghoshal.

Marketing Key Terms

A-Level: Computer Science Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1



Assessment 2Test Date Window: 26 April to 30 April


Assessment 3Test Date Window: 3 May to 14 May



Controlled Assessment Completion Window: -

Controlled Assessment Final Submission Date: 21 May

A-Level: English Language Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1 (RRU)Test Date Window: 22 March to 14 May

Test Duration: 1 hour 5 minutes

Assessment 2 (NC)Test Date Window: 22 March to 1 April

Test Duration: 45 minutes

Assessment 3 (NC)Test Date Window: 19 April to 14 May


Wrting about a topical language issue

NEA -

Component 2 Topics - 2.1 - 2.3Computational Thinking, Problem Solving

and Programming, Algorithms

1.1 - 1.3 From the Spec

Structure & Function of Processor, Types

of Processor, System Software, App

Generation, Compression, Databases,

Networks

1.4 - 1.5 From the Spec

Data Types, Data Structures, Boolean

Algebra, Computing Legislation, Moral&

Ethical Computing

Language Change

Language in the Media

Practise annotating and comparing

language change texts.

Practise responding to past papers on

language change.

Practise annotating media texts. Revise

gender, power, technology and media

concepts. Practise

responding to past papers on language in

the media.

Revise key concepts and theories related

to language and gender.

Practise adapting your style to different

audiences and purposes within the genres

of: speeches, articles, blogs etc.

A-Level: English Literature Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: 22 March to 1 April


Assessment 2


Test Duration: 1 Hour 15 minutes

Assessment 3

Test Date Window: 3 May to 14 May


• Plot

• Characters

• Key quotations

• Critics/Productions

Richard III

Dystopian (Synoptic unit)

• Plot

• Key ideas

• Key quotes

• Alternative interpretations.

• Dystopian features

• Dystopian timeline.

Christina Rossetti poetry/ Duchess of Malfi

• Plot – Duchess of Malfi

• Key ideas

• Key quotes

• Different interpretations

A-Level: Geography Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: 29 March to 1 April


Assessment 2



Globalisation and Tectonic processes and hazards

Tectonic Processes and Hazards - Natural

hazards and disasters, Earthquakes and

volcanoes, Primary and secondary hazards,

Why do some natural hazards become

disasters?, Governance and natural

disasters, Geophysical disaster trends and

hazard profiles, Multiple-hazard zones,

Hazard management theoretical models,

Managing the impacts of tectonic hazards.

Globalisation - Understanding

globalisation, The key players in

globalisation, TNCs and globalisation,

‘Switched on’ and ‘switched off’ worlds,

The global shift: winners and losers, Global

interconnections, Towards a global

culture?, Closing the development gap?,

Consequences, ethics and sustainability.

The water cycle and water insecurity and Superpowers

The water cycle and water insecurity - The

global hydrological cycle, Local

hydrological cycles – drainage basins, The

water balance and river regimes, Deficits

within the hydrological system, Surplus

within the hydrological system, Climate

change, Water insecurity – the causes, the

consequences, and managing supplies.

Superpowers - What is a Superpower?,

Changing patterns of power, Emerging

superpowers?, Global networking, Players

in international decision-making,

Superpowers and the environment,

Contested places, Contesting global

influence, Challenges for the future.

Assessment 3

Test Date Window: 10 May to 14 May


The carbon cycle and energy security and Migration, identity and sovereignty

The carbon cycle and energy security - The

carbon cycle, Carbon sequestration, A

balanced carbon cycle, Energy security,

Fossil fuels – still the norm, Alternatives to

fossil fuels, Threats to the carbon and

water cycles, Degrading the water and

carbon cycles, Responding to climate

change.

Migration, identity and sovereignty -

Globalisation and migration, The causes of

migration, The consequences of

international migration, Nation states and

borders, Nationalism in the modern world,

Globalisation and the growth of new types

of states, The role and importance of the

United Nations, The role of IGOs in trade

and finance, The role of IGOs in managing

global environmental problems, The

concept of national identity, Challenges to

national identity, Disunity with nations.

Level 3: Health & Social Care SINGLE Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: Tuesday 11 May (if required)

Test Duration: 1 hr 30 mins


Controlled Assessment Completion Window: 8 March to

1 April


April

Level 3: Health & Social Care DOUBLE Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: Tuesday 11 May (if required)

Test Duration: 1 hr 30 mins


Controlled Assessment Completion Window: Easter


April

Sociological Perspectives

Working in Health and Social Care

The roles and responsibilties of people

who work in the health and social care

sector, Roles of organisations in the health

and social care sector, Working with

people with specific needs in the health

and social care sector

Working in Health and Social Care

The roles and responsibilties of people

who work in the health and social care

sector, Roles of organisations in the health

and social care sector, Working with

people with specific needs in the health

and social care sector

Promoting Public Health

A-Level: History Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1Test Date Window: Thursday 22 April


French History Paper 1

The Regency, 1643–1661

• The French monarchy in 1643: the legacy of

Richelieu and Louis XIII; the establishment of

the Regency

• The Minority of Louis XIV: the roles of Anne

of Austria and Mazarin; the Parlement of Paris,

unrest and opposition; the Frondes

• France and Europe: the rise of French power

at the expense of the Habsburgs; the treaties

of Westphalia and the Pyrenees

• The condition of France at the accession of

Louis XIV in 1661: politics, economy and

society

Assessment 2Test Date Window: Friday 30 April


Assessment 3Test Date Window: Thursday 6 May


British History Paper 1

• Government: Pitt the Younger as Prime

Minister; Pitt’s relationship with the King; the

1784 election; reform of finance,

administration and trade

• Government: Lord Liverpool – attitudes to

reform and repression

• Pressures for change: Luddism and radical

agitation (1810s and 1820s)

• Greater democracy: Pressures for

Parliamentary reform and the Great Reform

Act

• Pressures for change 1832-46: Chartism, Irish

radicalism, Anti-Poor Law League, Anti-Corn

Law League, social reform campaigners inc.

Shaftesbury and Chadwick and the

government response to these movements.

French History Paper 2

Foreign Policy

• France and the Dutch Republic: relations

between Louis XIV and Charles II of England;

the Franco-Dutch War

• France and the policy of Reunions: the drive

to annex ‘lost’ territories to France such as

Luxembourg, Casale and Strasbourg; the

Treaty of Ratisbon

• The issue of the Spanish Succession: the aims

and policies of France; the international

response to French claims; the outbreak of war

Assessment 4Test Date Window: Friday 14 May



Controlled Assessment Completion Window: 10 to 26

MarchControlled Assessment Final Submission Date: Friday 26

March

NEA

British History Paper 2

• Economic Developments c1783-1812:

Industrialisation; the growth of cotton and

other industries.

• Government: Lord Liverpool – economic

policies (Huskisson)

• Economic Developments 1812-32:

Continuing industrialisation and developments

in key industries; economic policies and free

trade

• Economic Developments 1832-46: the

railway ‘revolution’ and associated economic

growth; Corn Law repeal

• Economic Developments 1846-1885: the mid-

Victorian boom; industrial and transport

developments

• Greater democracy: Pressures for

Parliamentary reform and the Great Reform

Act

• Pressures for change: Chartism, Irish

radicalism

Level 3: IT Topic Sub-Topics to ReviseControlled Assessment

Controlled Assessment Completion Window: N/A

Controlled Assessment Final Submission Date:

A-Level: Maths Pure Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Test Assessment Window: 8 March to 31 March

Test Date: (40mins/32mks): Wed 31 March

Test Assessment Window: 1 April to 28 April

Test Date:(40mins/32mks): Wed 28 April

Test Assessment Window: 29 April to 12 May

Test Date:(40mins/32mks): Wed 12 May

A-Level: Maths Applied Topic Sub-Topics to ReviseAssessment 1 - Statistics

Test Assessment Window: 8 March to 21 April

Test Date: (30mins/26mks): Wed 21 April

Assessment 2 - Mechanics

Test Assessment Window: 24 April to 10 May

Test Date: (30mins/26mks): Mon 10 May

Representations of Data, Normal Distribution

Histograms, normal distribution, box plots,

mean & standard deviation, median.

Assessment 1

Trig Ratios & Circle

Using trigonometric formulae with radians,

using trigonometry to solve problem

questions, equations of a circle, equations

of lines intersecting circles.

Assessment 2Differentiation & Binomial Expansion

Implicit differentiation, product rule,

quotient rule, binomial expansion of

various indices.

Assessment 3Radians & Sequences

Arc length, small angle approximation,

sigma notation, recurrence relations,

modelling with arithmetic series,

geometric series.

Constant Acceleration & Forces & Friction

Speed-time, SUVAT, modeling, particles on

inclined planes, vertical projections.

Unit 3 - Currently Internally Verified for External Moderation N/A

A-Level: PE Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: 17 to 25 March

Test Duration: 30 mins per topic

Assessment 2

Test Date Window: 29 March - 22 April

Test Duration: 15 mins per topic

Assessment 3Test Date Window: 26 April - 7 May

Test Duration: 30 mins & 20 mins

Assessment 4

Test Date Window: 10 May - 21 May

Test Duration: 40 mins & 20 mins

Controlled Assessment:NEA Completion Window: Open now

NEA Final Submission Date: Friday 7 May

A-Level Physics Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1: Paper 1 JMAWk Beg Monday 29th March


Assessment 2: Paper 2 JMA Wk Beg Monday 3rd May


Assessment 3: Paper 3 AGOMonday 19th April


Assessment 4: Paper 4 AGOMonday 10 May


Paper 3 Electricity and mechanics

Paper 4 Fields up to magnetic (not emf induction)

Particles and anti-particles, quantum

phenomena, waves, optics

Paper 1Uniform circular motion, simple harmonic

motion, thermal physics

Paper 2

Skill Acquisition Anatomy &

Physiology

Stages of Learning, Feedback, Information

Processing & Working memory

Venous Return, Cardiac Conduction, Wave

Summation, Redistribution of blood

NEA

Exercise Physiology Biomechanics

Energy Systems used for ATP re-synthesis

Linear Motion, Impulse & links to muscle

fibres

Sport Pyschology Sport in

Society

Stress Management

Drugs in Sport

Sport Pyschology Sport in

Society

Attribution Theory

Commercialism

A-Level: Psychology Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: Monday 19 April


Assessment 2



Assessment 3



Assessment 4

Test Date Window: Wednesday 5 May


Assessment 5

Test Date Window: Wednesday 5 May


Biopsychology

The nervous system and the endocrine

system, neurons and synaptic

transmission, localisation and function in

the brain, plasticity and functional

recovery of the brain after trauma, ways of

investigating the brain, biological rhythms -

circadian, ultradian, infradian, endogenous

pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers

Approaches

The Origins of Psychology, Behaviourism,

Social Learning theory, The Cognitive

approach, Biological approach,

Psychodynamic approach, Humanism,

Comparison of approaches

Issues and Debates

Gender and Cultural Bias, Free will and

determinism, Nature v Nurture, Holism

and reductionism, Idiographic and

nomothetic approaches, Ethical

implications of research studies and theory

Attachment

Caregiver-infant interactions, development

of attachment, the role of the father,

animal studies, learning theory, Bowlby

theory, Ainsworths Strange Situation,

Cultural variations, Maternal deprivation,

Romanian orphan studies, influence of

early attachment

Forensics

Offender profiling, Biological explanations,

Psychological explanations, Dealing with

offending behaviour

Assessment 6

Test Date Window: Friday 7 May


Assessment 7

Test Date Window: Monday 10 May


Assessment 8



Assessment 9

Test Date Window: Thursday 13 May


Students will take Compulsory Assessment 1 & up to 3 of the subsequent optional Assessments

Psychopathology

Definitions of abnormality, characteristics

of disorders, behavioural approach to

explaining and treating phobias, cognitive

approach to explaining and treating

depression, biological approach to

explaining and treating OCD

Social Influence

Types of conformity and explanations for

conformity, variables affecting conformity,

conformity to social roles, situational

variables affecting obedience, agentic

state and legitimacy of authority, the

Schizophrenia

Diagnosis and classification of

schizophrenia, biological explanations,

psychological explanations, drug therapy,

psychological therapies, interactionist

approach

Memory

Short and long term memory, Multi store

modle of memory, Working memory

model, Types of LTM, Explanations of

forgetting (interference and retrieval

failure), Accuracy of Eye Witness

Testimony (misleading information and

anxiety), The Cognitive Interview

Level 3: Applied Psychology Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1

Test Date Window: Wedneday 28 April


Controlled Assessment:

Level 3: Applied Science Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1Test Date Window: Tuesday 30 March


Controlled Assessment:

Controlled Assessment Completion Window: Open now


April

Controlled Assessment Completion Window: 21 May Unit 6 Introduction to Psychopathology

Unit 13 N/A

Practical Skills & Analysis

Variables, Statistical Analysis, Data Analysis

and Hypotheses.

Unit 3

1. Psychological definition of health and ill

health, addiction and stress

2. Theories of stress, behavioural addiction

and physiological addiction

3. Stress

4. Physiological addiction

A-Level: Sociology Topic Sub-Topics to Revise

Assessment 1Test Date Window: Wednesday 21 April


Assessment 2Test Date Window: Monday 26th April


Assessment 3Test Date Window: Wednesday 5 May


Assessment 4



Assessment 5



Students will take Compulsory Assessment 1 & up to 2 of the subsequent optional Assessments

Beliefs in Society

Theories of religion, Religion and social

change, Secularisation, Religion, renewal

and choice, Religion in a global context,

Organisations, movements and members,

Ideology and science

Families and Households

Couples, Childhood, Theories of the family,

demography, Changing family patterns,

Modernism and family diversity, Family

and Social Policy

Crime and Deviance

Functionalist, strain and subcultural

theories, Interactionism and labelling

theory, Class, power and crime, Realist

theories of crime, Gender, crime and

justice, Ethnicity, crime and justice, Crime

and the media, Globalisation, green crime,

human rights and state crime, Control,

punishment and victims

Theory and Methods

Quantitative and Qualitative Research

Methods, Sociology and Science,

Objectivity and values, Functionalism,

Marxism, Feminism, Action theories,

Globalisation, modernity and

Education

Social class and achievement, Ethnicity and

achievement, Gender and achievement,

identity and subject choice, theories of

education, Educational Policy and

Inequality

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A-Level: Art Topic Sub-Topics to Revise