th · 2018-07-11 · Find the equation of the line through two given points; Recognise, sketch and interpret graphs of simple cubic functions; Recognise, sketch and interpret graphs

Year Group- 11 Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

English Language

Topic

19th Century text – bespoke to class

Understanding, skills and knowledge

Read, understand and respond to a given novel. Develop a personal response. Use textual reference to support interpretations. Analyse the writers’ techniques and intentions. Understand the relationships between the novel and the context in which they are written.

Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

English Literature

Topic

AQA English Language Paper 2 Section A – Non-Fiction Reading


Identify and retrieve information from Non-fiction writing. Analyse writers’ techniques and intentions used to present viewpoints and ideas. Critically evaluate texts with appropriate textual reference. Compare techniques used to present viewpoints and ideas.

Maths Route H

Route F

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12

Autumn

Quadratics – Unit 16 Circles, cylinders, cones and

spheres – Unit 17 Fractions, reciprocals and indices –

Unit 18a Standard form – Unit

18b Revise & Improve

Spring

Similarity and congruence – Unit 19a

Vectors – Unit 19b Rearranging equations

– Unit 20 Graphs of cubics and reciprocals – Unit 20

Simultaneous equations – Unit 20

Revision Revise & Improve

Summer

Revision


Autumn Similarity and

congruence in 2D & 3D

Graphs of trigonometric functions. Further trigonometry.

Cumulative frequency, box plots and histograms

Quadratics, expanding more than two brackets. Sketching

graphs, graphs of circles, cubes and quadratics

Revise & Improve

Spring

Circle theorems & circle geometry

Complex changing subject of formulae, algebraic fractions, surds, proof

Vectors and geometric proof

Reciprocal and exponential graphs. Gradient and area

under curve. Direct/inverse proportion.

Revise & Improve

Summer

Revision

HIGHER

Autumn


Sim/congruence – Unit 12 Graphs of trig functions/further trig– Unit 13 CF, box plots & histograms – Unit 14 Quadratics, graphs, etc. – Unit 15

Similarity & Congruence

Understand and use SSS,

SAS, ASA and RHS

conditions to prove the

congruence of triangles

Prove that two shapes

are similar by showing

that all corresponding

angles are equal in size

and/or lengths of sides

are in the same ratio/one

is an enlargement of the

other, giving the scale

factor;

Know the relationships

between linear, area and

volume scale factors of

mathematically similar

shapes and solids.

Graphs of Trigonometric functions

Recognise, sketch and interpret graphs of

the trigonometric functions (in degrees)

y = sin x, y = cos x and y = tan x for angles

of any size.

Know the exact values of sin θ, cos θ tan

θ.

Apply to the graph of y = f(x) the

transformations y = –f(x), y = f(–x) for

sine, cosine and tan functions f(x).

Apply to the graph of y = f(x) the

transformations y = f(x) + a, y = f(x + a) for

sine, cosine and tan functions f(x).

Further Trigonometry

Know and apply Area = 1

2ab sin C to

calculate the area, sides or angles.

Know the sine and cosine rules, and use

to solve 2D & 3D problems;

Use trigonometric relationships and

Pythagoras’ Theorem in RHS triangles,

and use these to solve problems in 3D

configurations.

Collecting Data

Understand primary & secondary

data sources;

Understand what is meant by a

sample and a population;

Cumulative Frequency, Box Plots & Histograms

Construct and interpret cumulative

frequency tables, cumulative frequency

graphs/diagrams;

Compare the mean and range of two

distributions, or median and

interquartile range, as appropriate;

Interpret box plots to find median,

quartiles, range and interquartile range

and draw conclusions;

Construct and interpret histograms from

class intervals with unequal width;

Use and understand frequency density;

Estimate the mean and median from a

histogram with unequal class widths.

Quadratics & Graphs

Sketch a graph of a quadratic

function, by factorising or by

using the formula, identifying

roots, y-intercept and turning

point by completing the square;

Expand the product of more than

two linear expressions;

Sketch a graph of a quadratic

function and a linear function,

identifying intersection points;

Sketch graphs of simple cubic

functions;

Solve simultaneous equations

graphically;

Solve quadratic inequalities in

one variable, by factorising and

sketching the graph to find

critical values;

Represent the solution set for

inequalities using set notation;

Solve linear inequalities in two

variables graphically;

Use iteration with simple

converging sequences.

Time at the beginning or end of the term for consolidation gap filling, seasonal activities, assessments, etc.

Spring


Circle theorems – Unit 16 Changing subject, algebraic fractions, surds etc. – Unit 17 Vectors & proof – Unit 18 Reciprocal/exponential etc. – Unit 19

Circle Theorems

Prove and use the Circle

Theorems;

Understand and use the

tangent is perpendicular

to the radius at that

point;

Find and give reasons for

missing angles on

diagrams using:

circle theorems;

isosceles triangles in

circles;

angle between a

tangent and radius

is 90°;

tangents from an

external point are

equal in length.

Circle Geometry

Find the equation of a

tangent to a circle at a

given point, by:

Recognise and construct

the graph of a circle using

x2 + y2 = r2.

Changing the subject, algebraic fractions, surds

Rationalise the denominator involving surds;

Simplify algebraic fractions;

Multiply and divide algebraic fractions;

Solve quadratic equations arising from algebraic fraction

equations;

Change the subject of a formula, including cases where

the subject occurs on both sides of the formula, or where

a power of the subject appears;

Change the subject of a formula such as 1 1 1

f u v ,

where all variables are in the denominators;

Solve ‘Show that’ and proof questions using consecutive

integers (n, n + 1), squares a2, b2, even numbers 2n, odd

numbers 2n +1;

Use function notation;

Find f(x) + g(x) and f(x) – g(x), 2f(x), f(3x) etc. algebraically;

Find the inverse of a linear function;

Know that f –1(x) refers to the inverse function;

For two functions f(x) and g(x), find gf(x).

Vectors & Geometric Proof

Understand and use

vector notation.

Represent vectors,

combinations of vectors

and scalar multiples in

the plane pictorially.

Calculate the sum &

difference of two vectors

and a scalar multiple of a

vector using column

vectors (including

algebraic terms).

Find the length of a

vector using Pythagoras’

Theorem.

Produce geometrical

proofs to prove points

are collinear and

vectors/lines are parallel.

Reciprocal & Exponential Graphs, Area Under a Curve

Recognise, sketch and interpret graphs of

the reciprocal function 1

yx

with x ≠ 0

/ exponential functions y = kx for positive

values of k and integer values of x;

Set up, solve and interpret the answers in

growth and decay problems;

Interpret and analyse transformations of

graphs of functions and write the

functions algebraically;

Estimate area under a quadratic or other

graph by dividing it into trapezia;

Interpret the gradient of linear or non-

linear graphs.

Direct & Inverse Proportion

Recognise and interpret graphs

showing direct and inverse

proportion;

Set up and use equations to

solve word and other problems

involving direct & indirect

proportion.


Summer

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6

Revision

Revision

FOUNDATION

Autumn


Quadratics – Unit 16 Circles, cylinders, cones etc. – Unit 17 Fractions, reciprocals, indices – Unit 18a Standard form – Unit 18b

Quadratic Equations - Expanding & Factorising • Define a ‘quadratic’ expression;

• Multiply together two algebraic

expressions with brackets;

• Square a linear expression, e.g. (x + 1)2;

• Factorise quadratic expressions of the

form x2 + bx + c;

• Factorise a quadratic expression x2 – a2

using the difference of two squares;

• Solve quadratic equations by factorising.

Quadratic Equations – Graphs • Generate points and plot graphs of

simple quadratic functions;

• Identify the line of symmetry of a

quadratic graph;

• Find approximate solutions to quadratic

equations using a graph;

• Interpret graphs of quadratic functions

from real-life problems;

• Identify and interpret roots, intercepts

and turning points of quadratic graphs.

Perimeter, Area & Volume – Circles, cylinders, cones & spheres

Identify, name and draw parts of a circle

including tangent, chord and segment;

Use formulae to find circumferences and

areas enclosed by circles;

Give an answer to a question involving

the circumference or area of a circle in

terms of π;

Find radius or diameter, given area or

perimeter of a circles;

Find the perimeters and areas of

semicircles and quarter-circles;

Calculate perimeters and areas of

composite shapes made from circles and

parts of circles;

Calculate arc lengths, angles and areas of

sectors of circles;

Find the surface area & volume of a

cylinder;

Find the surface area and volume of

spheres, pyramids, cones and composite

solids;

Round answers to a given degree of

accuracy.

Fractions

Add and subtract mixed number

fractions;

Multiply mixed number fractions;

Divide mixed numbers by whole

numbers and vice versa;

Find the reciprocal of an integer,

decimal or fraction;

Understand ‘reciprocal’ as

multiplicative inverse, knowing that

any non-zero number multiplied by

its reciprocal is 1.

Indices

Use index laws to simplify and calculate

the value of numerical expressions

involving multiplication and division of

integer powers, fractions and powers of a

power;

Use numbers raised to the power zero,

including the zero power of 10.

Standard Form

Convert large and small

numbers into standard

form and vice versa;

Add and subtract

numbers in standard

form;

Multiply and divide

numbers in standard

form;

Interpret a calculator

display using standard

form and know how to

enter numbers in

standard form.


Spring


Sim/congruence – Unit 19a Vectors – Unit 19b Rearranging – Unit 20 Graphs – Unit 20 Sim. Equations – Unit 20 Revision

Similarity & Congruence

Use the basic

congruence criteria for

triangles (SSS, SAS, ASA

and RHS);

Identify shapes which

are similar; including all

circles or all regular

polygons with equal

number of sides;

Identify the scale factor

of an enlargement of a

shape as the ratio of the

lengths of two

corresponding sides;

Understand the effect of

enlargement on

perimeter of shapes;

Know that scale

diagrams, including

bearings and maps are

‘similar’ to the real-life

examples.

Vectors

Understand and use

column notation in

relation to vectors;

Be able to represent

information graphically

given column vectors;

Identify two column

vectors which are

parallel;

Calculate and represent

graphically, the sum of

two vectors, the

difference of two

vectors and a scalar

multiple of a vector.

Rearranging Formula

Know the difference

between an equation

and an identity and use

and understand the ≠

symbol;

Change the subject of a

formula involving the

use of square roots and

squares;

Answer ‘show that’

questions using

consecutive integers (n,

n + 1), squares a2, b2,

even numbers 2n, and

odd numbers 2n +1.

Graphs

Solve problems

involving inverse

proportion using graphs,

and read values from

graphs;

Find the equation of the

line through two given

points;

Recognise, sketch and

interpret graphs of

simple cubic functions;

Recognise, sketch and

interpret graphs of the

reciprocal function

1y

x with x ≠ 0;

Identify and interpret

the gradient from an

equation ax + by = c.

Simultaneous Equations

Write simultaneous

equations to represent a

situation;

Solve simultaneous

equations (linear/linear)

algebraically and

graphically;

Solve simultaneous

equations representing a

real-life situation,

graphically and

algebraically, and

interpret the solution in

the context of the

problem.

Revision Time at the beginning or end of the term for consolidation gap filling, seasonal activities, assessments, etc.

Summer

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6

Revision

Revision

Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6 Combined Science

Topic

Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics

Recap of previous require practicals & homeostasis & response

Recap of previous require practicals & Rates of chemical change

Recap of previous require practicals & Particle model

homeostasis & response

Rates of chemical change and analysis

Forces & magnetism

Inheritance Chemistry of the atmosphere

Forces & magnetism

Ecology part 1

Using Resources

Waves Ecology part 2 & consolidation of biology for their GCSE exams

Consolidation of biology for their GCSE exams


GCSE EXAMS & consolidation of biology for their GCSE exams




Required practicals, exam question practice recalling information mathematical skills and defining and using key terminology.






Separate Science

Topic

Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics Biology Chemistry Physics

Recap of previous require practicals &cells and organisation

Recap of previous require practicals & using resources

Recap of previous require practicals & space

Infection & response

Using resources

Space Bioenergetics & Homeostasis

Quantitative chemistry & periodic table

Energy & energy uses

Inheritance & ecology

Rate, organic and analysis

Radioactivity & waves














Humanities Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

History Topic

GCSE History AQA – Conflict and Tension 1919 – 39 The interwar years and the causes of WWII

Revision – Exam preparation


The Treaty of Versailles The League of Nations in the 1920s The Failure of the League of Nations in the 1930s Hitler’s foreign policy and the causes of WWII

Conflict and Tension 1919 – 39 The interwar years and causes of WWII American 1920-73: Opportunity and Inequality Britain: Health and the People 1000 – Present Norman England 1066 - 1100


Geography Topic

Changing Economic World Revision Issue Evaluation Revision Changing Economic World


Development Development gap Newly emerging economy; Nigeria UK economy

Revision of all topics Review of pre-release material from AQA

Revision of all topics Development Development gap Newly emerging economy; Nigeria UK economy

MFL Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

French

Topic

Holidays Work Future plans / Environment

Bringing the world together

Revision


Talking about past and ideal holidays, booking a hotel, buying souvenirs, discussing travelling

Part-time jobs and pocket money, jobs, applying for a job, work experience

Future plans, taking a gap year, helping the environment, prep for second mocks

Global problems, sporting and charity events, natural disasters and volunteering, ethical shopping

Revise all topic areas in preparation for final exams


Spanish

Topic

Daily life Work Future plans / environment

Bringing the world together

Revision


Food, daily routine, celebrations and festivals

Part-time jobs and pocket money, jobs, applying for a job, work experience

Future plans, taking a gap year, helping the environment, prep for second mocks

Healthy lifestyles, sporting and charity events, natural disasters and volunteering

Revise all topic areas in preparation for final exams

Expressive Arts Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

Music Topic

Performance exams preparation and final recording. Composing to a set brief.

Performance exams preparation and final recording. Composing to a set brief.

Traditional Music – Folk, Blues. Modern period of Music including minimalism and serialism.

Coursework completion including documentation, write ups and scores completed. Exam revision for final listening exam.

Final Exam preparation.


All coursework to be completed By Christmas with prior knowledge gained.

All coursework to be completed By Christmas with prior knowledge gained.

Pupils gain knowledge and understanding pending their final GCSE listening and appraising examination.

Round up and holistic revision of all topics covered from the GCSE Music course. Listening tests to aid this.

Final Exam preparation


Art Topic

Finalisation of coursework


Externally Set Assignment Externally Set Assignment

Finalisation of coursework and preparation for art exhibition.


All prior knowledge gained during the course is used to complete all coursework projects.


All prior knowledge gained during the course is used in this independent exam project.




Drama Topic

Performance skills workshops

Performance skills workshops

Performance exam Devising log Revision for final exam


Students will prepare for their final devised performance in response to stimulus material

Students will prepare for their final scripted exam to a visiting examiner focus on vocal and physical skills used

Students will prepare for their final scripted exam to a visiting examiner focus on vocal and physical skills used

Students will finalise their response to stimulus, development and collaboration and analysis of devised performance.

Students will prepare for questions on scripted exam and live theatrical performance


Photography Topic



Externally set assignment Externally set assignment Externally set assignment and preparation for art exhibition.







ICT and Business Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

Computer Science

Topic

Non Exam Assessment Practice Project

Non Exam Assessment Project

Units 1.1 Systems Architecture 1.2 Memory 1.3 Storage 1.4 Wired and Wireless

Networks

Units 1.5 Network Topologies 1.6 System Security 1.7 System Software 1.8 Ethical, Legal,

Cultural, Environmental Concerns

Units 2.1 Algorithms 2.2 Programming Techniques 2.3 Producing Robust Programmes 2.4 Computational Logic 2.5 Translators and facilities of languages 2.6 Data Representation


Pupils will develop their skills in designing, producing and testing robust programs to meet a set criteria. This will mirror the Non Exam Assessment Project that will be conducted in the next half term

Pupils will undertake the NEA Programming Project set by the OCR examination board for this cohort. They will show how they have designed, produced and tested a solution to meet a set criteria using Python.

Unit 1: Revision Sections 1.1 – 1.4 These lessons will be dedicated to revision for the above Sub Sections for Unit 1

Unit 1: Revision Sections 1.5 – 1.8 These lessons will be dedicated to revision for the above Sub Sections for Unit 1

Unit 2 Revision Sections 2.1 – 2.5 These lessons will be dedicated to revision for the above Sub Sections for Unit 2


Enterprise and Marketing

Topic

Learning Outcome 3: Be able to pitch a proposal to an audience – Task 3

Completion / Catch Up of Controlled Assessment R065 and R066

These lessons will be dedicated to revision for R064 exam at the end of Year 11.




Learners must be able to: 3.1 Use and develop personal and presentation skills to deliver a professional pitch, i.e. • Personal presentation to demonstrate the intended image • Professionalism • Verbal informal language, • Non-verbal





• Use of notes/cues • Use of appropriate visual aids/media • Self-confidence, enthusiasm, self-belief • Target the needs and desires of audience • Time management • Rehearse in advance of a pitch • Deliver a practice pitch • Answer questions from the audience Support peers, i.e. • Give and respond to constructive peer feedback • Establish ideas for further refinement Review a practice pitch in order to plan for a professional pitch to an external audience 3.4 Deliver a professional pitch to an external audience


Vocational ICT

Topic

Unit 3 coursework- artwork and imagery Create programme

Unit 3 coursework- artwork and imagery Create canopy and skirt

Unit 1- web design Preparation for practical exam



Unit 3 coursework- artwork and imagery Create programme


Pupils will understand how to create products that meet a set criteria. Pupils will annotate their design choices

Pupils will understand how to create products that meet a set criteria. Pupils will annotate their design choices

Pupils will understand what makes a good web site. Pupils will evaluate existing websites and review these.

Pupils will understand what makes a good web site. Pupils will evaluate existing websites and review these.

Pupils will complete previous exams using the skills they have just learnt.

Pupils will understand how to create products that meet a set criteria. Pupils will annotate their design choices throughout completing their coursework.

throughout completing their coursework. Pupils will review their own products and others, being critical and suggesting improvements.

throughout completing their coursework. Pupils will review their own products and others, being critical and suggesting improvements.

Pupils will learn how to create a website to set criteria, they will learn a variety of skills to prepare themselves for the exam. Pupils will learn skills such as; adding images, different types of hyperlinks, creating CSS styles and adding text. Pupils will review and test their website through creation.

Pupils will learn how to create a website to set criteria, they will learn a variety of skills to prepare themselves for the exam. Pupils will learn skills such as; adding images, different types of hyperlinks, creating CSS styles and adding text. Pupils will review and test their website through creation.

Pupils will review their websites and test throughout. Pupils will look at mark schemes and ensure they are achieving the top possible grades.

Pupils will review their own products and others, being critical and suggesting improvements.

Technology Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

Food and Nutrition

Topic Science Terms revisit and NEA1 NEA 2 Revision


Students Complete NEA 1: The food Investigation Assessment (15%) They will be required to:

Research and plan a task

Investigate the working characteristics, function and chemical properties of ingredients through practical experimentation and use the findings to achieve a particular result.

Analyse and evaluate the task.

Students Complete NEA 2: The food Investigation Assessment (35%) They will be required to plan, prepare, cook and present a selection of dishes, to meet particular requirements such as dietary need, lifestyle choice or specific context.

Students will recap the skills, knowledge and understanding that they have developed over the course in preparation for their final exam.


Textiles Topic

AO1 Identify, Investigate and outline design possibilities

A02 Design and Make Prototypes that are fit for purpose

AO3 Analyse and Evaluate

Revision


Students will develop their skills, knowledge and understanding of:

Identifying and investigating design possibilities


Generating design ideas

Developing design ideas

Realising design ideas


Analysing and Evaluating


Producing a design brief and specification


Resistant Materials

Topic

AO1 Identify, Investigate and outline design possibilities

A02 Design and Make Prototypes that are fit for purpose

AO3 Analyse and Evaluate Revision AO1 Identify, Investigate and outline design possibilities






Generating design ideas

Developing design ideas

Realising design ideas


Analysing and Evaluating





Citizenship Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

Citizenship Topic

How bright is my future? Who has power and who has influence?

Who has power and who has influence?

Who has power and who has influence?

Revision Revision


Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - Post-16 options - Skills profile - CV - Personal statement - College

presentations - Course / college

research - Application forms - Interview skills

Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - Who has power and

influence - People and politics - Digital democracy - Pressure groups - Amnesty

international - Volunteers - Charities

Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - Trade unions - The role of the media - Media and

defamation laws - Free press - The EU and the

impact of leaving it - The UN - The Commonwealth - NATO - World Trade

Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - World Trade

Organisation - International Justice - ICC - NGO - UK role in world

peace and conflict

Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - Revision of all GCSE

topics

Pupils will gain knowledge and understanding on all the following areas: - Revision of all GCSE

topics


RE Topic Islamic Beliefs Islamic Beliefs/ Religion, Peace and Conflict

Religion, Peace and Conflict

Christian Practice Christian Practice/ Islamic Practices


Examine key Islamic beliefs and how they influence actions.

Examine key Islamic beliefs and how they influence actions/ Religious views of issues relating to peace and conflict.

Examine religious views of issues relating to peace and conflict.

Examine key Christian practices.

Examine key Christian practices/ key Islamic practices.

PE Half Term 1 Half Term 2 Half Term 3 Half Term 4 Half Term 5 Half Term 6

GCSE PE Topic

Classification of skills and SMART target goal setting.

Sport Psychology Arousal and aggression, motivation and personalities.

Engagement patterns and commercialisation. Social groups, media, sponsorship, technology.

Drugs in sport Prohibited substances, prohibited methods, performance enhancing drugs, recreational drugs.

Conduct and behaviour in sport. Hooliganism, spectator behaviour positive/negative. Combatting hooliganism.


Understanding specification content and interpretation in to exam format.






OCR Sport Science

Topic

Unit 3 – The body’s response to physical activity. Long-term effects of activity on the musculo-skeletal and cardio-respiratory systems.

Unit 5 – Sports Nutrition Nutrients needed for a healthy, balanced diet.

Unit 5 – Sports Nutrition Understand the importance of nutrition in sport.

Unit 5 – Sports Nutrition Effects of poor diet on sports performance.

Unit 5 – Sports Nutrition Develop diet plans for performers.


Identify, measure and record long-term effects of activity on the musculo-skeletal and cardio-respiratory systems.

Describe characteristics of a balanced diet, food sources and nutrients roles described.

Importance of nutrition before, during and after activity, basic dietary requirements for different sports.

Malnutrition, overeating, undereating and dehydration.

Specific needs and requirements of the athlete met in plan, evaluation and areas for improvement.


BTEC Performing Arts (Dance)

Topic

Component 1 – Exploring the Performing Arts

Component 1 – Exploring the Performing Arts

Component 3 – Performing to a Brief




Style 2 – Research the professional works, application to practical workshops

Style 3 – Research the professional works, application to practical workshops

External assessment - Controlled Brief provided by Pearson




BTEC Health and Social Care

Topic

Component 2- Health and Social Care Services and Values

Component 2- Health and Social Care Services and Values

Component 3 Health and Wellbeing




How health and social care services meet the needs of an individual –Heath centre user How health and social care services meet the needs of an individual –Care Home user

Barriers to accessing services, how they impact an individual and ways of overcoming such barriers Care values - What they are, how they impact care, application to settings

External assessment - Factors that affect health and wellbeing Interpreting health indicators Lifestyle indicators

External assessment -Health and wellbeing improvement plans Obstacles to implementing plans

External assessment - Health and wellbeing improvement plans Obstacles to implementing plans

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