Secondary Science (KS3–GCSE)

Secondary Science (KS3–GCSE)

Explore cell biology, the human body, and the fundamentals of chemistry for Key Stage 3 and GCSE science.
0 Students
6 Lectures
Robert Ransdell
Robert Ransdell

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About This Course

This course introduces two foundational areas of secondary science: biology and chemistry. It's aimed at students working at Key Stage 3 through to GCSE level, and follows the structure of the UK National Curriculum for science.

Lessons cover cell structure, human body systems, the periodic table and chemical reactions, with a quiz and a practical investigation to apply what's been learned.

Robert Ransdell
Robert Ransdell
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10 Courses
8 Students
Robert teaches English literature and language to GCSE in south London, and runs his school's creative writing club. He is happiest prising open a poem with a class until they find something in it nobody expected. His courses cover the set texts properly, but always with an eye on helping students write something they are actually proud of.
Robert Ransdell
Curriculum Overview

This course includes 2 modules, 6 lessons, and 1:00 hours of materials.

Biology: Cells and Organisation
2 Parts | 0:30 Hours
Cell Structure and Function
Free

Learn about the structure of animal and plant cells and the function of their key parts.

Study Duration 15 Minutes
Attachments 0
Human Body Systems
Free

Learn how the circulatory, respiratory and digestive systems work together to keep us alive.

Study Duration 15 Minutes
Attachments 0
Chemistry: Atoms and Elements
4 Parts | 0:30 Hours
The Periodic Table
Free

Learn how elements are organised in the periodic table and what this tells us about them.

Study Duration 15 Minutes
Attachments 0
Chemical Reactions
Free

Understand what happens during a chemical reaction and how to spot the signs that one has occurred.

Study Duration 15 Minutes
Attachments 0
Biology and Chemistry Quiz

Test your knowledge of cells, the human body, the periodic table and chemical reactions.

Questions 5
Duration 15 Minutes
Passing Grade 60/100
Total Grade 100
Attempts 0/3
Investigate a Chemical Reaction

Carry out a simple, safe chemical reaction at home (for example, vinegar and bicarbonate of soda) with adult supervision. Write a short report describing what you did, what you observed, and explain in scientific terms why the reaction happened.

Minimum Grade 24
Total Grade 40
Deadline 14 Days
Attempts 3
Certificates
1 Parts
Course Certificate
Course Certificate
If you pass all the lessons in this course, you will receive this certificate.
Type Course Certificate
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Secondary Science (KS3–GCSE)
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This Course Includes

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Official Certificate
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Course Specifications

Sections
2
Lessons
6
Capacity
Unlimited
Duration
0 Hours
Students
0
Created Date
10 Sep 2026
Updated Date
1 Jan 1970
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