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GCSE Additional Science

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Studying Additional Science to GCSE level:

In Biology you will study how animals and plants behave, growth and reproduction.

In Chemistry you will study how chemicals are produced and used.

In Physics you will study forces, electricity and waves.  

For those with a particular aptitude and interest in science there will be an opportunity to gain qualifications in separate science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics) in Year 11.


Personal Qualities required to study GCSE Additional Science:

An interest in Science, a desire to take Science further than GCSE level, either at college of in a career.


By achieving a GCSE in Additional Science this could lead to:

The GCSE Science courses prepare students for study at AS and A Levels in Science.

A career in – Medicine, Pharmaceuticals, Energy, Electronics, Exploration, Sports Science, Research & Development, Mining, Vetenary Science, Politics, Accountancy, forestry, Horticulture, Computing, Armed Forces, Business and Management, Civil Service, Communications, Construction, Engineering, Farming, Food, Medicine, Astronomy & Space and Teaching.


More information
Any parents or students who would like more information about the course should contact Mr J Gillen who will be happy to answer any questions.


Remember: This course is worth 1 GCSE - you should choose this as ONE of your Option choices.