Chemistry

What can students do to develop their skills in this subject area?

Complete past paper questions.
Use the resources on the V drive to go over content covered in lessons.
Use Kerboodle to complete interactive activities that test knowledge and understanding.
Keep notes/resources organised.

What wider reading can be completed to support the curriculum?

New Scientist Magazine (articles are often posted on social media).
RSC Magazine (requires subscription to the RSC but is often only £1 for students).
Chemistry - Zach Brock.
Principles of Biochemistry - Abraham White, Philip Handler and Emil Smith.
Chemistry for Changing Times - John Hill, Terry McCreary and Doris Kolb.
Materials Science - E. N. Ramsden.
The Periodic Kingdom - P. W. Atkins.
The Disappearing Spoon - Sam Kean.
CGP Chemistry Revision Guide - OCR B.
Maths Skills for A Level Chemistry (Oxford).

Lectures and Public Events:

What websites could students visit to support the curriculum?

How can parents/carers help and what can be done at home?

Encourage students to participate in work experience and further enrichment to broaden scientific experiences.
Encourage your son or daughter to assist with lower school extra-curricular clubs or support in lower school Science lessons.
Purchase revision guides.
Ensure your son or daughter has a good college/work/life balance.

Mr N J Whittle

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