Chemistry is structured as a linear course split into six modules over two years. Module 1 relates to practical skills which are assessed throughout the written examinations and also through the Practical Endorsement during the second year. In Module 2 you are introduced to the foundations of Chemistry, including atoms, compounds, molecules and equations, amount of substance, acid-base and redox reactions as well as electronic structure. You will then apply these principles and theories to exciting topics such as periodicity and qualitative analysis in Module 3 and alcohols, haloalkanes and organic synthesis in Module 4. In the Upper Sixth you will complete the remaining two modules. Module 5 covers topics such as reaction rates and equilibrium, pH and buffers as well as entropy, free energy and transition elements. Module 6 covers advanced organic chemistry including nitrogen compounds, spectroscopy and hydrocarbon. WHY STUDY CHEMISTRY? Exciting lessons – Consistently high results – Superb record of Oxbridge entry – Experienced and supportive teaching team – Varied learning methods – Improve thinking and problem solving skills – understand how the world operates – Excellent stepping stone to degree.
Grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry or Combined Science
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| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Hampshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, SP6 1EZ |
Chemistry is structured as a linear course split into six modules over two years. Module 1 relates to practical skills which are assessed throughout the written examinations and also through the Practical Endorsement during the second year. In Module 2 you are introduced to the foundations of Chemistry, including atoms, compounds, molecules and equations, amount of substance, acid-base and redox reactions as well as electronic structure. You will then apply these principles and theories to exciting topics such as periodicity and qualitative analysis in Module 3 and alcohols, haloalkanes and organic synthesis in Module 4. In the Upper Sixth you will complete the remaining two modules. Module 5 covers topics such as reaction rates and equilibrium, pH and buffers as well as entropy, free energy and transition elements. Module 6 covers advanced organic chemistry including nitrogen compounds, spectroscopy and hydrocarbon. WHY STUDY CHEMISTRY? Exciting lessons – Consistently high results – Superb record of Oxbridge entry – Experienced and supportive teaching team – Varied learning methods – Improve thinking and problem solving skills – understand how the world operates – Excellent stepping stone to degree.
Grade 6 in GCSE Chemistry or Combined Science
