Science · GCSE Chemistry (Key Stage 4)

Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work

Seventy-one pages completing the two-year course. Year 10 was the substance. This is the account: how much of it there is, what it actually is, what can be built from it and what it costs to make at scale. The remaining sixty-five of the subject content’s one hundred and sixty-one statements are taught here, each mapped to the phase that teaches it. Half the year is separate chemistry only and it does not spread evenly, so every unit states what a combined class actually studies and what to do with the time.

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Page 1 of Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work — Page 1

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Curriculum map · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 3 — Page 3 *Curriculum map*

Curriculum map · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 4 — Page 4 *Curriculum map*

Statutory subject content — the two years together · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 5 — Page 5 *Statutory subject content — the two years together*

Statutory subject content — the two years together · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 6 — Page 6 *Statutory subject content — the two years together*

1A · Quantitative Chemistry: Conservation of Mass, Moles and Concentration · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 7 — Page 7 *1A · Quantitative Chemistry: Conservation of Mass, Moles and Concentration*

1A · Quantitative Chemistry: Conservation of Mass, Moles and Concentration · Year 11 Chemistry Scheme of Work, page 8 — Page 8 *1A · Quantitative Chemistry: Conservation of Mass, Moles and Concentration*

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Referenced to the GCSE subject content for chemistry (DfE, DFE-00352-2014) and for combined science (DFE-00351-2014)
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