Courses

The courses and exam boards covered.

Physics, Chemistry and Biology from KS3 to AQA A-Level, and Maths for KS3, AQA GCSE and Edexcel iGCSE. You choose the course and tier for each lesson.

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Sciences: AQA at GCSE and A-Level. Maths: AQA GCSE or Edexcel iGCSE. KS3 follows the National Curriculum. Edexcel's UK GCSE and A-Level Maths are not available.

Physics
KS3 (Y7–9)GCSE SeparateAQAGCSE CombinedAQAA-LevelAQAFoundation & Higher apply to GCSE/iGCSE columns
Chemistry
KS3 (Y7–9)GCSE SeparateAQAGCSE CombinedAQAA-LevelAQAFoundation & Higher apply to GCSE/iGCSE columns
Biology
KS3 (Y7–9)GCSE SeparateAQAGCSE CombinedAQAA-LevelAQAFoundation & Higher apply to GCSE/iGCSE columns
Maths
KS3 (Y7–9)iGCSEEdexcelGCSEAQAFoundation & Higher apply to GCSE/iGCSE columns
Working Scientifically
KS3 (Y7–9)

Course by course

Every course, by subject and key stage.

Each course links to the page written for it. The codes are the exam boards' own.

Physics

Tiers and year groups

Set it for the class in front of you.

The same topic can be made again at another level, so a Foundation and a Higher version can sit side by side.

KS3

Years 7 to 9. Choose Support, Core or Extension: Support has more scaffolding and shorter steps, Core suits a typical mixed group, and Extension brings greater abstraction and challenge.

GCSE and iGCSE

Choose Foundation (grades 1 to 5, with no Higher-only content) or Higher (grades 4 to 9, including the Higher content). For the sciences you also choose Separate or Combined Science.

A-Level

There is no tier at A-Level. Choose Year 12 or Year 13, and the lesson is written for the AQA A-Level course you picked.

What is not covered

Boards and qualifications not listed above are not available, including Edexcel's UK GCSE Maths and A-Level Maths. For practical work, see the AQA required practicals; for KS3 investigation skills, see Working Scientifically.

Every course makes the same four resources, with the live diagrams your topic calls for. To judge one first, open a sample lesson.

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