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Welcome to the Science Department.
I have just issued year 11 reports and highlighted to most parents that there are lists of topics on this website. If you want to know when your child's
exams are and what is going to be on each paper, please follow this link: Public examinations: when and what will be tested
Good luck to everyone!
Mr Ford.
Latest from us, Science and Education
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12th March 2024 |
9C lesson: In this lesson, you are going to research how the periodic table grew from a simple list of a few elements, to the amazing display that we see and use today. I want you to research the following and note the listed people and their key contributions in your exercise books. |
4th March 2024 |
Year 10: This week is all about enusring that you fully understand the process of electrolysis. Read up about: Electrolysis & Electroplating. Where does reduction and oxidation occur? How is this used in industry? Look into solutions - What are the products of the electrolysis of Brine? Finally, look at half equations (these show electrons) for the reactions occuring at the electrodes. |
23rd February 2024 |
Year 10 - Friday: You have now learned the basics of the electrolysis of melts. To begin with, look at this link and make sure that you are familiar with the stages, charges, names/keywords and where reduction and oxidation take place (at which electrodes). When you have finished, there is a 25 to 30 minute task set for you on Seneca. My lesson summary can under "electrolysis of melts". |
10th February 2024 |
One of my A-level chemists has recently been accepted into the prestigious school of veterinary science at the university of Liverpool. Congratulations and thanks for the squishy cow, I shall always treasure it! |
5th February 2024 |
This is your last scheduled revision lesson before we break up for half term. You will return straight into mocks. Use this time to read through what you will find in your mocks. Specifically, go through the list of items in the chemistry paper: |
This page was updated on: 31st December 2023