Year 7 Science Topics

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Year 7 Science Topics

GCSE Biology Chemistry and Physics are taught to STEM groups by two teachers experienced in delivering all three sciences to GCSE. Therefore, there may be terms where students do not cover topics in all three subject areas due to the length of topics being covered.

Year 7 Science Topics

Term 1	Term 2	Term 3	Term 4	Term 5	Term 6
Biology Introduction to Science - Cells Microscopy Organelles Specialised Cells	Biology Cells Unicellular Organisms Levels of Organisation Reproduction The Human Reproductive System The Menstrual Cycle	Biology Reproduction Variation Inheritance	Biology Reproduction Reproduction in Plants	Biology Biological Processes Diet and Food Groups The Digestive System Other Organ Systems	Biology Biological Processes Respiration Affects of Smoking and Drugs
Chemistry Introduction to Science - Particles The Particle Model Changing State Solutions	Chemistry Particles Separating Techniques Chemical Reactions Signs of a Chemical Reaction Chemical Equations	Chemistry Chemical Reactions Conservation of Mass Acids and Alkalis	Chemistry Chemical Reactions Reactions of Acids Extraction of Metals	Chemistry The Periodic Table Atoms, Elements and Compounds The History of the Periodic Table	Chemistry The Periodic Table Properties of Groups Within the Periodic Table
Physics Introduction to Science - Energy Energy Transfers Thermal Energy Transfers	Physics Energy Work Done Gravitational Potential and Kinetic Energy Forces and Motion Linear Motion Graphing Motion	Physics Forces and Motion The Equations of Motion Forces Resolving Forces	Physics Forces in Action Pressure Moments of a Force Simple Machines	Physics Space The Solar System Seasons Phases of the Moon	Physics Space Life Cycle of a Star The Big Bang

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