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A reminder of the work that has to be completed this week. All documents can be found on your class Team.

1. Watch the recorded PowerPoint (mp4) on forming ions. This has less slides than the main PowerPoint so after watching this please then access the PowerPoint and complete all tasks within this. There are a few video’s to watch, some notes to copy and some examples to try.
2. Attend the live sessions. I will be holding 2 sessions this week (from your feedback I have adapted the times to make sue that they don’t clash with other subjects)
   • Tuesday @9.45am – this will be a live lesson and I will go through how Ions are formed
   • Thursday @9am – This will be a tutorial. I will have some examples for us to work through and also there will be a chance for you to ask any questions.
3. Complete homework exercise 4 by Thursday this week as I will spend some time at the tutorial going over these answers and will also post the answers on the Team after this.
4. Complete the quiz – once again this will be posted as an assignment that your teacher will give you feedback on. I will post this after the tutorial on Thursday, so you have time to complete it by the end of the week.

 

Week commencing 22nd February

Firstly, a reminder that the Electric Fields assignment is due today.

The relevant pages of the Summary Notes should be read prior to the recorded lesson which will be available shortly. Past Paper questions have been posted which should be attempted.

Live Tutorial on Thursday will be going over these questions.

Reminder that the Cholesterol essay is to be done before Wednesday.  Hand it in as an assignment in Teams.  Now that we have finished 2.7 pathology of cardiovascular disease, we will be moving onto the final subunit of unit 2, 2.8 “Blood glucose levels and Obesity”.  Pupils are being asked to read through the PowerPoint and try to fill in pupil notes.  Wednesday’s live lesson p2 and 3 will go over the control of blood glucose and calculating BMI.

Homework 9 should be completed before Friday.  Our tutorial will go over Homework 9 and the Cholesterol essay,  Unit 1 past paper questions covering stem cells has been posted in your new REVISION folder in your class notebook.  Pupils are encouraged to do these questions in their past paper jotter before Friday.  Answers will be posted, and any help required will be offered.

There will be a live lesson on Tuesday period 6 and we will finish food production.

This week pupils will begin the work on Unit 2 Key area 5.  This will focus on Parasitism.  Pupils will learn about parasite niche and parasitic life cycles.

This week pupils will be working on consolidating their learning on limiting factors of Photosynthesis.  Pupils should have completed task 1-5 on the learning grid prior to the class tutorial on Thursday.

This Thursday The Royal Society of Chemistry will be streaming the Perseverance rover landing on Mars – LIVE from NASA’s feed (we have their approval in writing which is pretty insane. :)) – in collaboration with the UK Space Agency.

You can stream it live on our TikTok channel tomorrow (18th February) at 20:15:  https://www.tiktok.com/@royalsocietyofchemistry (you can view it on desktop, the app is not mandatory).

The actual landing is predicted to be at 20:55, but it can happen earlier or later – it is over 200 million miles away so who knows how accurate this prediction is!:)

The mission is searching for signs of ancient life on Mars which involves a lot of chemistry of course – including collecting and analysing samples of rock and regolith that will be coming back only in 2031.

As well as leading the search for alien life on the red planet, Perseverance will test out a new instrument, Moxie, that aims to convert the Martian air into oxygen.

Week commencing 15th February

Mr Phairs will upload a recorded video on the topic of particle accelerators onto each Class Team.

Summary Notes are to be read and relevant notes taken.

Past Paper style questions posted on Teams are to be attempted and the Quiz which will be posted later in the week to be submitted.

Mr Phairs will be hosting a different style of tutorial session on Thursday morning where he models answers to the past paper questions.

Week commencing 15th February

Both N4 and N5 level pupils should firstly watch the recorded lesson on Velocity-Time Graphs, available on the Live Lesson Team.

Relevant pages of Summary Notes should then be completed, and the problems detailed on each class Team should be completed.

A quiz will be assigned later in the week.

Mr Savage will host a live tutorial session on Thursday, detailing how we would approach past paper questions and answering any questions asked.