Thursday, 20 October 2011
P2 Physics - section 2 homework tasks and end of section questions
2.1 Match the forces sheet and answers.
2.2 Resultant forces sheet - HOMEWORK NOW OVERDUE
2.3 Force and acceleration calculations - HOMEWORK NOW OVERDUE
2.4 Stopping and starting sheet and answers.
2.6 Free fall spreadsheet and instructions.
Summary questions and answers.
Exam-style questions and answers.
Bitesize revision page for the Physics we have covered so far this term. This includes Higher material and tests.
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
P2 Physics - end of section homework resources
We've spent the first few lessons of this term reviewing work you did with Mr Altaf at the end of last term. Make sure you can calculate distance, time, speed and acceleration using the two equations we've met, and that you understand the meaning of the slopes of distance and velocity time graphs, and the area under a velocity-time graph.
We will have a test on this on Monday 26th September - below are links to questions with answers for your homework.
1.2 Velocity and acceleration sheet and answers.
1.3 Velocity-time graphs sheet and answers.
1.4 Using graphs [higher] homework sheet and answers.
Summary questions and answers.
Exam-style questions and answers.
Monday, 28 March 2011
C1b Chemistry - Section Assessment Task on Edmodo
C1b Chemistry Section 7 - The Changing Earth
Homework to be completed by the end of the Easter holiday:
Summary questions for 'The Changing Earth' and the answers.
Exam-style questions for 'The Changing Earth' and the answers.
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Revision for your 2nd March modules
http://cheneygcsescience.blogspot.com
Don't worry about the Chemistry - you'll be doing both Chemistry units in June.
Friday, 4 February 2011
How People Affect the Planet

Here are the exam-style questions for this section.
We will return to the revision of this and the other sections after your ISA next week, and you should complete these questions by Wednesday 16th February.
Here are summary questions for the section if you want some extra practice.
This is the website we looked at which maps births, deaths and CO2 emissions:
http://www.breathingearth.net/
Saturday, 22 January 2011
The origin of life, evolution and extinction
We began this section by looking at the origins of life on Earth.
Here's the video we watched in a lesson, putting forward the mainstream scientific view of how life started around three billion years ago:
The author of this video is perhaps a bit preoccupied with debunking anti-evolution claims made by creationists, but the science in this and the other two videos below is very sound and clearly explained. If you are religious, remember that this doesn't actually need to be debate about the existence of God, but it is a debate about whether the intervention of a creator is necessary to explain the origin and variety of life...
The Theory of Evolution Made Easy
Your homework is to complete the exam style questions below by Friday 4th February. If you think you need some extra practice do the summary questions too.