Year 9 Work

Geography

 

ATLP Y9 Geography Curriculum Oak National Academy Unit

 

Oak Academy Lessons
EXPLOITING THE WORLD Geography of the Middle East

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/the-geography-of-the-middle-east-096d

Climate Change

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/climate-change-68ab

Energy

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/energy-1d3b

The Geography of Russia

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/the-geography-of-russia-ce05

Lesson 1: How are resources distributed globally?
Lesson 2:  What is the effect of having excess carbon in the world?
Lesson 3: How has UK energy mix changed? Lesson 3 (Energy): How has the UK’s energy mix changed overtime?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/how-has-the-uks-energy-mix-changed-over-time-ctjp2d

Lesson 4: Why does the UK import so much food?
Lesson 5: How has the UK responded to importing food?
Lesson 6: What is the UK’s demand for water?
Lesson 7: How can the UK save and manage water?
Lesson 8: How does energy security vary? Lesson 1 (Energy) What is the global distribution of energy use and production?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-the-global-distribution-of-energy-use-and-production-71gpcr

Lesson 2 (Energy) What is energy security and energy poverty?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-energy-security-and-energy-poverty-68tpae

Lesson 9:  What are the impact of energy security?
Lesson 10: How is the need for natural resources changing our environment? Lesson 3 (Climate Change):  What is the greenhouse effect?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-the-greenhouse-effect-chh62d

Lesson 11:   How can we make energy more sustainable? Lesson 4 (Energy)  What are the advantages and disadvantages of non-renewables?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-are-the-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-non-renewables-71k6cc

Lesson 12:  What is Chambamontera?
Lesson 13: Where in the world is Russia? Lesson 1 (The Geography of Russia): Where is Russia and what are some of its key human and physical features?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/where-is-russia-and-what-are-some-of-its-key-human-and-physical-features-6mv68d

Lesson 14: Who lives in Russia?  Lesson 2 (The Geography of Russia):  How is the population distributed across Russia?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/how-is-the-population-distributed-across-russia-6gu3cc

Lesson 15: What natural resources does Russia have? Lesson 6 (The Geography of Russia): What are the opportunities and challenges of mineral extraction in the Tundra?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-are-the-opportunities-and-challenges-of-mineral-extraction-in-the-tundra-c8r66c

Lesson 16: How does Russia gain (and lose) from being rich in natural resources?
Lesson 17: What problems does Russia face using energy – Chernobyl?
Lesson 18:  What are the problems of transporting oil?
Lesson 19:  Where is the Middle East? Lesson 1 (Geography of the Middle East):   Where is the Middle East and what are some of its key human and physical features?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/where-is-the-middle-east-and-what-are-some-of-its-key-human-and-physical-features-cgrk4e

Lesson 20:  Why does black gold define Saudi Arabia? Lesson 8 (Geography of the Middle East): What is the importance of oil in the development of the Middle East?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-the-importance-of-oil-in-the-development-of-the-middle-east-6crpat

Lesson 21:  Should we trade with the Middle East? Lesson 7 (geography of the Middle East):  How is the UK connected to the Middle East?

https://teachers.thenational.academy/lessons/how-is-the-uk-connected-to-the-middle-east-cgvkge

Science

 YEAR 9 SCIENCE

CHEMISTRY

UNIT 7 ATOMS, ELEMENTS AND COMPOUNDS

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/atomic-structure-and-periodic-table-ft-246a

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/reactivity-609c

ATLP OAK- lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Bonding and structure 1

Elements & compounds (C1)

●       Identify elements and compounds an identify them from diagrams

●       Name compounds from word equations and formulae

●       Reactants and products in equations

●       Apply conservation of mass to equations

Types of chemical bonds 2

Ions (9CR)

●       Draw and describe the formation of ions

●       Describe the formation of one type of chemical bond

●       Describe the link between place in the periodic table and the ion formed

Ionic bonding 1

Ionic bonding (C2)

●       Describe the formation of an ionic bond

●       Represent ionic bonding using diagrams

●       Write formula for ionic compounds

Ionic compounds 2

Properties of ionic compounds (C2)

●       Make and record observations, working safely

●       Describe some of the properties of ionic compounds

●       Explain some of the properties of ionic compounds using knowledge of the structure

Covalent bonding 3

Covalent bonding (C2)

●       Define a covalent bond

●       Draw and describe covalent bonds using structural, ball and stick and displayed formula

●       Describe the limitations of the different models

●       Represent polymers using diagrams

Covalent compounds 4

Types of covalent substance (C2)

●       Explain why some covalent substances form molecules and others form giant structures

●       Compare the properties of simple and giant covalent substances

●       Describe and explain their properties in terms of bonding

●       Explain why polymers tend to be solids at room temperature

5

The structure and bonding of carbon (C2)

●       Describe the properties of diamond, graphite, fullerenes and graphene

●       Explain the properties using knowledge of the bonding and structure

●       Relate properties of these carbon allotropes to their uses

Metallic bonding 6

Metallic bonding (C2)

●       Describe the structure and bonding in metals

●       Describe and explain the properties of metals

●       Explain why alloys are harder than pure metals

Tests for common gases 4

Tests for gases (C8)

●       Carry out tests for the oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen

●       Describe the tests for oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen and chlorine and their positive results

●       Write and balance chemical equations to represent some of the reactions.

Formulation and sep techniques 2

Mixtures and separation (C1)

●       Define, identify and describe mixtures

●       Explain the steps in the separation of mixtures of soluble and insoluble substances

●       Explain how mixtures of soluble and insoluble substances are represented and recognised

Chromatography 4

Separation by chromatography (C1)

●       Describe the process of chromatography

●       Carry out the chromatography of chlorophyll, explaining key steps

●       Interpret chromatograms

Unit 8 Chemical Energy

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/energetics-and-rates-067a

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/chemical-reactions-5ffa

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
How do reactions occur? 1

Indicators of chemical reaction (7CC chemical reactions)

●       Describe evidence for a chemical reaction

●       Apply conservation of mass to simple chemical change

●       Explain why, in terms of particles, mass stays the same in a reaction

Endothermic and exothermic reactions 6

Energy changes (9CR reactivity)

●       Define endothermic and exothermic reactions

●       Recognize endothermic and exothermic reactions from temperature changes

●       Make and explain suggestions to changes in the equipment that would improve the data collected.

Rates 1

Measuring rate (9CR reactivity)

●       Describe ways to measure the rate of a reaction

●       Collect and correctly record data to measure the rate of a given reaction

●       Display the data appropriately

Rates 2

Analysing rates (9CR reactivity)

●       Take readings from reaction rate curves

●       Describe how and explain why reaction rate changes during a reaction

●       Process secondary data, identifying anomalies, calculation means and rounding answers to the correct number of decimal places.

Rates 3

How concentration affects rate (9CR reactivity)

●       Identify variables to change, measure and control to test a hypothesis

●       Collect and display data appropriately

●       Describe and explain the effect of concentration on the rate of reaction

Rates 4

How surface area affects rate (9CR reactivity)

●       Identify variables to change, measure and control to test the given hypothesis

●       Process and display data appropriately

●       Describe and explain the effect of surface area on the rate of reaction

Rates 5

Catalysts

●       Describe what a catalyst is and how it affects the rate of a reaction

●       Perform a fair comparison of three catalyst sources

●       Describe the test for oxygen and its positive result

Additional lessons 7

Combustion

●       Define a combustion reaction

●       Explain what is meant by complete and incomplete combustion and name the products

●       Compare complete and incomplete combustion

Additional lessons 8

Thermal decomposition

●       Define thermal decomposition

●       Write word and symbol equations to represent thermal decomposition reactions

●       Carry out a thermal decomposition reaction and explain it in terms of conservation of mass

9

Energetics revision

Review 1

●       Recall key terms, definitions and structures related to energetics and rates

●       Use scientific language accurately to correct statements

10 Assessment
11 Review 2

Unit 9 Sustainability

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/materials-and-the-earth-78e8

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/materials-and-the-earth-78e8

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Using the Earth’s resources 1

Use of Earth’s resources (C11)

●       State ways in which natural products are supported or replaced by man-made products

●       Extract and interpret information in charts, graphs and tables

●       Evaluate the use of finite and renewable resources

Sustainability
Potable water 8

Potable water RPA (C11)

●       Distinguish between pure and potable water

●       Describe and explain the steps involved in the treatment of safe drinking water

●       Test water for pH and dissolved solid content and calculate the concentration of dissolved solids

9

Potable water RPA 2 (C11)

●       Describe methods of producing potable water from salty water

●       Carry out the distillation of a water sample

●       Describe the differences between the water samples before and after distillation and how to test for these

10

Wastewater treatment (C11)

●       State components of wastewater that can cause problems in the environment

●       Describe how wastewater is treated to make it safe to release into the environment

●       Compare the treatments of waste, ground and salt water in terms of ease of producing potable water

Ceramics and composites 9

Ceramics, polymers and composites (8CM materials and the earth)

●       Describe some of the properties of ceramics, polymers and composites

●       Interpret secondary data

●       Explain the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling

7

Ceramics and composites (C11) HA

●       Describe the production of glass

●       Give some uses for composites

●       Compare quantitatively the physical properties of glass and clay ceramics, polymers, composites and metals

●       Explain how the properties of materials are related to their uses and select appropriate materials.

Polymers 9

Polymers (C7)

●       Describe the processes of addition and condensation polymerisation

●       Draw and name polymers

●       Recognise monomers from given polymers

6

Polymers (C11)

●       Give uses for different types of polymer

●       Explain how low density and high density poly(ethene) are both produced from ethene

●       Explain the difference between thermosoftening and thermosetting polymers in terms of their structures

Plastics and the ocean
Extracting metals 10

Metal ores (9CR Reactivity)

●       Explain why most metals are not found in their element form

●       Describe how metals can be extracted using carbon

●       Write word and symbol equations to represent the reactions

Carbon footprint 2

Greenhouse gases (C9)

●       Describe the greenhouse effect

●       Describe the reasons for and the impacts of increasing greenhouse gases on the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere

●       Evaluate the strength of the evidence for the link between CO2 levels and global temperature rise

3

Climate change carbon footprint (C9)

●       Describe potential consequences of climate change

●       Define the carbon footprint in a range of contexts

●       Suggest ways of reducing carbon footprints in different contexts and why actions to reduce carbon footprints may be limited

4

Other pollutants

●          Describe how carbon monoxide, soot, sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides are produced and released into the atmosphere

●          Predict the products of the combustion of a fuel given appropriate information

●       ●          Describe the problems caused by these pollutants

Life cycle assessments 2

LCA and recycling

●       Describe some ways of reducing our use of finite resources

●       Evaluate ways of reducing our use of limited resources

●       Carry out life cycle assessments given appropriate information

Biology

Unit 7 Cell Biology and Organisation 2

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/cell-biology-ft-48e9

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/biological-systems-and-processes-bf5a

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells 1

Different types of cell (B1 cells)

●       Label plant, animal and bacterial cell and describe the function of the organelles

●       Describe the differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

●       Make order of magnitude calculations

●       Compare different types of cells

Magnification 3

Plant cells RPA (B1 cells)

●       Describe how to use a microscope to view plant cells in focus

●       View plant cells and make accurate drawings

●       Use the equation M=I/A to calculate any value given the other two

●       Change the units if necessary

Specialised cells 9

Specialised cells (7BC)

●       Describe features of specialised cells, using key structures

●       Describe specialisation to function in a range of animal and plant cells

●       Explain how the specialised features enable the cell to carry out its function

Cell transport 6

Diffusion (B1 cells)

●       Describe and explain the results of an investigation on diffusion

●       Describe how substances move in and out of cells by diffusion, giving examples

●       Describe and explain factors that can affect the rate of diffusion

11

Active transport (B1 cells)

●       Describe how substances are taken up by active transport

●       Compare diffusion, osmosis and active transport

●       Apply knowledge to exam questions

Circulatory system 9

Heart (B2 organisation)

●       Label the major structures in the heart

●       Describe the path blood takes through the heart and around the body

●       Calculate blood flow using appropriate equations

●       Describe how heart rate is controlled

8

Blood and blood vessels (B2 organisation)

●       Describe the components of the blood and their function

●       Describe the structure and function of arteries and veins

●       Explain how blood components and blood vessels are adapted for their function

Respiratory system 3

Adaptations of respiratory system (9BB Body system and processes)

●       Describe the function of the structures in the respiratory system

●       Describe, using knowledge of diffusion, how gases are absorbed from the alveoli into the bloodstream

●       Explain how alveoli are adapted for their function

The digestive system 6

Organs of the digestive system and their adaptations (8BD digestion)

●       Explain why digestion is necessary

●       Label the organs of the digestive system and describe their function

●       Explain the importance of gut bacteria

●       Describe how the intestines are adapted for their function

Enzymes 7

Enzymes (8BD digestion)

●       Describe the action of the enzymes in the digestive system

●       Explain the results of the ‘model gut’ experiment

●       Evaluate the model

8

Effect of temp on enzyme (8BD digestion)

●       Identify variables to change, measure and control to test a hypothesis

●       Draw a table to record results

●       Draw a conclusion from results obtained

The nervous system 1

Nervous system (B5 Homeostasis)

●       Describe the role of receptors, neurons and effectors in responding to a stimulus

●       Collect data on skin receptors and write a conclusion using data collected

●       Describe an appropriate response pathway to any given stimulus

The endocrine system 8

Hormonal responses (B5 homeostasis)

●       Describe how the endocrine system brings about responses in the body

●       Label the main endocrine glands of the body

●       Compare hormonal responses with nervous responses

●       (HT) Describe the action of thyroxine and adrenaline

●       (HT) Explain the concept of negative feedback

The leaf 5

The leaf (9BP Plants and photosynthesis)

●       Describe how leaves are adapted for their function

●       Use a microscope correctly to observe stomata

●       Explain how features enable the leaf to do its job

Gas exchange in the leaf
Transport in plants 6

Transport in plants (9BP Plants and photosynthesis)

●       Label the xylem and phloem

●       Describe the role of the xylem and phloem in transporting water and sugars

●       Describe the path of water and glucose around the plant

Unit 8 Health and disease

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/infection-and-response-ft-4155

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Health
Mental health and well being
Communicable diseases 1

Infectious disease (B3 infection and response)

●       Name the cause of infectious disease and describe how they make us ill

●       Describe how pathogens can be spread, and how this spread can be reduced

●       Describe the main defence mechanisms of the body

Culturing bacteria 4

Immunity (B3 infection and response)

●       Describe how white blood cells respond to destroy pathogens

●       Explain the difference between the primary and secondary response

●       Explain what is meant by immunity

Communicable diseases in animals 2

Viral and bacterial diseases (B3 infection and response)

●       Describe the symptoms, spread and prevention of the viruses measles, HIV and TMV

●       Describe the symptoms, spread and prevention of bacterial diseases salmonella and gonorrhoea

●       Explain why antibiotics can be used to treat bacterial infections but not viral ones.

●       Process secondary data related to infection rates

Communicable diseases in plants 3

Plant diseases (B3 infection and response)

●       Describe the symptoms, spread and prevention of rose black spot

●       Describe the spread, symptoms and prevention of malaria

●       Explain what is meant by the term ‘vector’

Defence
White blood cells 4

Immunity (B3 infection and response)

●       Describe how white blood cells respond to destroy pathogens

●       Explain the difference between the primary and secondary response

●       Explain what is meant by immunity

Vaccinations 5

Vaccines (B3 infection and response)

●       Describe what is in a vaccine

●       Explain how vaccines prevent infection

●       Explain the advantages of large scale vaccination

Non communicable diseases 10

Heart disease (B2 organisation)

●       Describe some of the causes of heart disease

●       Explain how coronary heart disease can lead to a heart attack

●       Evaluate treatments for heart disease

11

LIfestyle and disease (B2 organisation)

●     Describe some risk factors for diseases

●     Explain the impacts of lifestyle choices and disease at local, national and global levels

●     Analyse and interpret secondary data on disease incidence rates

Cancer 12

Cancer (B2 organisation)

●     Describe how cancer forms in the body

●     Describe the risk factors associated with cancer development

●     Explain the difference between ‘benign’ and ‘malignant’ tumours

●     Explain how malignant cancer can spread

Recreational drugs
Genetic diseases 7

Inherited disorders (B6 inheritance)

●       Describe the symptoms of the genetic diseases cystic fibrosis & polydactyly

●       Use genetic cross diagrams and family tree diagrams to calculate probability of offspring inheriting these diseases

●       Evaluate the use of embryo screening for inherited disorders

Unit 9- Ecology

B7 Ecology, Year 11

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/ecology-ft-0a93

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Ecosystems 1

Communities (B7 Ecology)

●       Identify examples of interdependence within an ecosystem

●       Predict the impact of changes to one species on the rest of the community

●       Extract and interpret information from charts, tables and graphs relating to interaction of organisms in a community

Habitats 2

Biotic and abiotic factors (B7 Ecology)

●       Identify biotic and abiotic factors within an ecosystem

●       Explain how a change in a biotic or abiotic factor can affect a community

●       Extract and interpret information from secondary data

Competition 7

Competition (8BE Ecological relationships and classification)

●       Suggest things organisms may compete for

●       Describe ways in which organisms are adapted to be better competitors

●       Explain how these adaptations help them survive in given conditions

Adaptations 3

Adaptations (B7 Ecology)

●       Give examples of behavioural, structural or functional adaptations

●       Suggest factors that organisms are competing for given information

●       Identify and explain how organisms are adapted to live in their natural environment

Natural selection 8

Natural selection (8BE Ecological relationships and classification)

●       Describe ways in which organisms may vary within a species

●       Explain why some organisms within a species are better adapted to their environment

●       Explain why genetic variation within a species can drive natural selection

Sampling 5

Random sampling (8BE Ecological relationships and classification)

●       Make and record measurements to estimate the population of daisies

●       Process the results appropriately

●       Apply knowledge to process secondary data

4

Estimating populations(8BE Ecological relationships and classification)

●       Make and record measurements to estimate a population

●       Process results appropriately and compare with given values

●       Suggest how to improve accuracy

7

Estimating populations RPA 2 (HA) (B8 Ecology)

●       Calculate percentage cover of organisms

●       Describe how to use a transect line to test a hypothesis

●       Process and interpret secondary data, identifying variables

Human impact on ecosystems 13

Global warming (B8 Ecology)

●       Describe and explain ways in which humans affect ecosystems

●       Evaluate the data linking greenhouse gases to global warming

●       Describe some of the consequences of global warming

Improving human impact on ecosystems 14

Biodiversity (B8 Ecology)

●       Describe some impacts of humans on biodiversity

●       Explain the importance of biodiversity

●       Describe ways that humans have tried to restore or maintain biodiversity

Physics

UNIT 1 – FORCES 2

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/forces-in-action-543b

ATLP OAK- Lesson number/title OAK- Core content
Upthrust 5 (9PM)

Floating

●       Describe the effect of upthrust on the weight of objects

●       Explain why objects float in terms of resultant forces

●       Explain how upthrust can vary in water

Pressure on a surface
Pressure in a liquid 4 (9PM)

Pressure in liquids

●       Describe the action of pressure in liquids and the cartesian diver

●       Describe how the pressure changes as you go deeper in a liquid

●       Calculate pressure and forces in hydraulic systems

Pressure in space
Work 3 (9PF)

Work done

●       Define and calculate work done

●       Use the formula for work done to calculate work done, force or distance

●       Change units where appropriate and round answers to 3 significant figures

Moments 1 (9PF)

Levers

●       Identify pivots and levers

●       Calculate moments

●       Explain why levers are force multipliers

2(9PF)

Moments

●       Explain, in terms of turning forces, how an object can be made to balance.

●       Collect data to test a hypothesis

●       Use the moment equation to calculate force needed or distance to make turning forces balance

Elastic objects 5(9PF)

Hooke’s law

●       Identify variables to change and measure to test a hypothesis

●       Design a table to ensure repeatable readings

●       Collect, process and display repeatable data

Hooke’s law 6 (9PF)

Hooke’s law analysis

●       Recognise and explain what is meant by ‘elastic limit’

●       Use Hooke’s Law to calculate force, extension or spring constant

●       Describe a use of an elastic object and explain the significance of Hooke’s Law in context

Speed time graphs 8 (7PF)

Speed

●       Use an equation to calculate speed

●       Give the correct units in all cases.

●       Calculate the relative speed of objects passing one another

Newton’s laws
Stopping distances
Safe car design
Assessment 11 Assessment
12 Review 2

UNIT 2 – WAVES 2

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/light-and-space-fa61

ATLP Lesson number/title Core content
Em spectrum.
Sound and radio waves 1 (9PS)

Sound waves

●       Label the main features of a wave diagram

●       Compare light and sound waves

●       Describe what happens when waves meet

Wave for communication
Reflection 4 (8PL)

Reflection

●       Apply the law of reflection to different scenarios

●       Describe properties of reflected images

●       Describe and explain specular and diffuse reflections

Refraction 5 (8PL)

Refraction

●       Draw the pathway light takes through a glass block.

●       Measure the angle of refraction using a protractor.

●       Describe how refraction takes place using key words and phrases.

The seasons 12 (8PL)

Our solar system

●       Use secondary data to describe and explain patterns in year lengths in the solar system

●       Describe and explain differences in day length, position of the sun and temperatures in different seasons

●       Explain why the Earth experiences seasons, but no other planet in the solar system does

Visible spectrum 8 (8PL)

Spectrum of light

●       List the colours of the visible spectrum.

●       Describe how white light can be dispersed to give a range of different colours

●       Explain why we see objects as a particular colour.

Cameras 6 (8PL)

The eye

●       Label the parts of the eye

●       Use ray diagrams to show how images are formed in pinhole cameras and the eye

●       Describe how an image is formed and how we see

7 (8PL)

Vision

●       Safely carry out an eye dissection

●       Describe how the eye focuses on near and far objects

●       Explain the cause of long and short sightedness and how this can be corrected

Assessment Review and assessment from 8PL and 9PS

UNIT PARTICLES 1

https://teachers.thenational.academy/units/particle-model-of-matter-ft-a3f6

ATLP Lesson number/title Core content
States of matter 1 9PM

States of matter

●       Describe the arrangement and motion of particles in a solid, liquid and gas

●       Define diffusion in terms of particle concentration and explain effect of temperature on diffusion

●       Explain changes of state in terms of particles

Change of state
Specific heat capacity 1
Specific heat capacity 2
Specific latent heat
Heating and cooling
Density 2 9PM

Density

●       Explain observations using particle model and density

●       Compare densities and predict if objects will float or sink

●       Calculate the density of regular objects

Density of irregular objects
Pressure in liquids 4 9PM

Pressure in liquids

●       Describe the action of pressure in liquids and the cartesian diver

●       Describe how the pressure changes as you go deeper in a liquid

●       Calculate pressure and forces in hydraulic systems

Changing gas pressure 6 9PM

Atmospheric pressure

●       Define atmosphere and describe how atmospheric pressure is caused

●       Explain how changes in atmospheric pressure can happen and what the effects are

●       Calculate percentage change

Assessment 7

Matter revision

Review 1

●       Recap aspects of the matter topic

●       Practice recall of key facts, skills and answering exam questions

8 Assessment
9 Review 2
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Finance Activity Quiz (MAR 20) Finance Activity Quiz
Independence Activity Quiz (MAR 20) Independence Activity Quiz
Operations Activity Quiz (MAR 20) Operations Activity Quiz
Useful Links (MAR 2020) https://ocr.org.uk/qualifications/gcse/business-j204-from-2017/

https://www.tutor2u.net/business
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zpsvr82

COMPUTING
 Home Study Folder  Year 9 ICT Home Study Folder
DANCE
Choreographing Dance Challenge Book (MAR 2020) Choreographing Dance Challenge Book
Component 1 Analysis Check List (MAR 2020) Component 1 Analysis Check List
Component 1 Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Component 1 Knowledge Organiser
Component 1 Research Journals Check List (MAR 2020) Component 1 Research Journals Check List
Component 3 Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Component 3 Knowledge Organiser
Dance Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Dance Knowledge Organiser
Component 3 Worksheet 1 (MAR 2020) Component 3 Worksheet 1
Component 3 Worksheet 2 (MAR 2020) Component 3 Worksheet 2
DRAMA
Frantic Assembly (MAR 2020)  Frantic Assembly
Brecht (MAR 2020) Brecht
Stanislavski (MAR 2020) Stanislavski
FRENCH
French Autumn (MAR 20) French Autumn 1 
French Autumn 2 
GEOGRAPHY
Home learning booklet (MAR 20) Home learning booklet
Work Pack 2 Maps 
Work Pack 2 Maps Questions
HEALTH AND SOCIAL
Knowledge Organiser (Apr 2020) Health and Social  Knowledge Organiser 
Physical Development (MAR 2020)  Infancy
Childhood
Adulthood
 Development (MAR 2020) Interllectual
Emotional
Social
Factors Affecting GD (MAR 2020) Physical
Economic
Coursework Guidance (MAR 2020) Coursework Guidance
HISTORY
Medicine Revision (MAR 2020)  Medicine Revision
Medicine Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Medicine Knowledge Organiser
MUSIC
Instructions (MAR 2020) Instructions
BTEC Unit 1 Revision Sheet (MAR 2020) BTEC Unit 1 Revision Sheet
BTEC Revision Guide (MAR 2020) BTEC Revision Guide
BTEC Home Learning (MAR 2020) BTEC Home Learning
RE/CITIZENSHIP
SPANISH
Spanish Autumn (MAR 20) Spanish Autumn 1 
Spanish Autumn 2 
Spanish School
SPORT
 Home Study  Year 9 PE Home Study Folder
TECHNOLOGY
Year 9 please complete the design challenges using the design movements for inspiration any questions feel free to send me an email bell.y@thecoleshillschool.org. Read over the power point on flat pack furniture as we will be developing a flat pack furniture product after the bird feeders project. (MAR 2020) Flat Pack Furniture
Design Movements
Design Challenge
Design Challenge Educational Toy
Product Analysis
Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Knowledge Organiser
Knowledge Organiser (MAR 2020) Knowledge Organiser
Design Challenge (APR 2020) Design Challenge Year 9