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The GCSE Additional Science specification provides a natural progression from GCSE Science. It places a greater emphasis on explaining, theorising and modelling science. It provides students with a solid foundation to move on to study separate AS and A Level Sciences.
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The GCSE Biology specification has three units which are all rich in relevant content. This provides a firm foundation for students who want to go on to study separate sciences at A Level.
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The GCSE Chemistry specification has three units which are all rich in relevant content. This provides a firm foundation for students who want to go on to study separate sciences at A Level.
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The GCSE Physics specification has three units which are all rich in relevant content. This provides a firm foundation for students who want to go on to study separate sciences at A Level.
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The GCSE Science specification develops scientific knowledge and understanding, and then illustrates it in reference to context. The content is presented in subject units, and biology, chemistry and physics can be taught separately by subject specialists.
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It's easy to deliver GCSE Separate Science option with two flexible routes. This route allows you to use the Separate Science resources, that covers just units B3, C3 and P3, alongside your existing resources for GCSE Science and GCSE Additional Science.
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These resources stimulate students to develop their understanding of science through authentic work-related contexts.
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GCSE Chemistry provides a firm foundation for students who want to go on to study chemistry at A Level.
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The ultimate personalised learning package
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The iPack OxBox CD-ROMs are the next generation iPack. They are flexible time-saving resources with everything you need to create lively and engaging lessons and prepare your students for their exams.
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