Textbooks for AS/A level Mathematics AS Level Mathematics Book List Year 12 C1 ISBN 9780435519100 C2 ISBN 9780435519117 S1 ISBN

N 9780435519124 A Level Mathematics Book list Year 13 C3 ISBN 9780435519094 C4 ISBN 9780435519070 S2 ISBN 9780435519131 AS Level Further Mathematics Book List D1 M1 FP1 ISBN 9781846908934 ISBN 9780435519162 ISBN 9780435519230 A Level Further Mathematics Book List D2 FP2 FP3 S3 M2 ISBN 9780435519209 ISBN 9780435519216 ISBN 9780435519223 ISBN 9780435519148

ISBN 9780435519179

Calculators that are appropriate for the AS/A Level Mathematics Courses Scientific Calculator CASIO FX 991 ES PLUS Graphical Calculator TEXAS TI84 PLUS

Chemistry OCR A
A modern and relevant Chemistry course, which is clearly structured for flexible delivery, with an integrated and concise practical assessment model, to aid teachers and learners. The topics and the breakdown of the AS course is as follows Teaching units Assessment method and weighting

F321: Atoms, Bonds and Groups Atoms and Reactions Electrons, Bonding and Structure The Periodic Table.

Mandatory unit 1 hour exam AS 30% A Level 15%

F322: Chains, Energy and Resources Basic Concepts and Hydrocarbons Alcohols, Halogenoalkanes and Analysis Energy Resources Mandatory unit 1 hour 45 mins written exam AS 50% A Level 25%

F323: Practical Skills in Chemistry 1 AS internal assessment. Mandatory unit Internal assessment AS 20% A level 10% For A In order to prepare for the course review the Chemistry GCSE specification. If you have completed double award science then it is recommended that you read Head Start to AS chemistry (ISBN 978184762).

The core text that you will need to buy is OCR Chemistry (ISBN 9780435691813)

Physics AS
Core text will be Salters Horners Advanced Physics for Edexcel AS Physics students book published by Pearson ISBN 978 -1- 4058- 9602-3 Yes, they have to buy it themselves

Absolutely no holiday homework In Year 12 students will study context led topics: Higher, Faster, Stronger explores speed and motion, forces and energy in sport; Good Enough to Eat explores how Physics is used in the food industry; Spare Part Surgery looks at how material properties are important for prosthetic science; The Sound of Music explores how waves make sound and the nature and uses of light in sound recording playback; Technology in Space looks at components of control systems (for example electrical circuitry, solar cells) and remote sensing; Digging up the Past explores the uses of Physics in archaeology. The course is practically based with experiments used to help you understand the theory. We visit Thorpe Park early in the first term for our coursework, you will then write up a short report on the visit and carry out a practical investigation related to the visit.