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Science Curriculum, Assessment, Expectations and Opportunities in year 8 and 9

Yr 7 Curriculum Map – Activate 1 KS2 science Learning Done Biology (B1) Chemistry (C1) Physics P1 Cells Body Systems Reproduction Particles Elements and Compounds Reactions Acids and Alkalis Forces Sound Light Space Assessment is carried out by a series of in class, content based tests, leading to an end of year examination

Yr 8 Curriculum Map – Activate 2 Building on ideas learned in year 7 Biology (B2) Chemistry (C2) Physics (P2) Health and Lifestyle Ecosystems and processes Adaptation and inheritance The periodic table Separation techniques Metals and acids The Earth Electricity and magnetism Energy Motion and pressure Assessment is carried out by a series of in class, content based tests, leading to an end of year examination

6 mark questions in training for GCSE

6 mark questions in training for GCSE

New Grading System in Science – first award August 2018 Year 8 & 9 targets will be on this scale. 6C 5A 5B 5C 4A 4B We use a ‘B’ to represent ‘below the GCSE scale’ B1 B2

Bridging course KS3 to KS4 Yr 9 Curriculum Map Bridging course KS3 to KS4 Biology Chemistry Physics GCSE Learning begins after Christmas Double (most) and Triple (some) Science Biology - Cells Chemistry - Atoms Physics - Energy

Majority of the year group Options for year 9 students Majority of the year group Grades 1-9 Set by ability to provide challenge and support as appropriate Selected Students Student choice Scientific Ability Combined Science Trilogy Science – one option block

Homework Science Homework... Science homework should be… Extends learning beyond the classroom Is relevant and current Is set every week Is marked and stuck into the back of books Is referred to in lessons Helps students to make progress because they can recall what is being studied between lessons Is rewarded in line with School policy Is recorded on SMHW when it is Submitted and is awarded Red, Amber or Green for below, on and above expectations for each student. Science homework should be… Presented neatly on A4 paper Appropriately titled, labelled and named Submitted on time Have taken approximately 30 minutes to complete Completed to the best of the ability of the student

Opportunities Beyond the classroom Science Week Activities Competitions EcoSchools Club Science Week Activities Trips and visits

Year 8 field trip

To help you support your child in your quest for knowledge and success: All homework is on Show my homework – now keep track of submissions and grading KS3 Revision guides are available to buy at a reduced price from the School You can contact your child’s Science teacher or Mrs Butterfield if you have any questions about your child’s learning in Science l.butterfield@barnwell.herts.sch.uk