Key Stage 3 Edition
There are two examinations that make up your KS3 SAT in Science, each lasting 1hr which you will sit in May.
The questions will become more difficult as you progress through the paper.
There are two tiers of entry:
 | Levels 3-6 |
| Levels 5-7 |
The content is divided into 36 units that you have studied throughout year 7, 8 and 9.
| Biology | Chemistry | Physics |
| 7A Cells | 7E Acids & Alkalis | 7I Energy Resources |
| 7B Reproduction | 7F Simple Chemical Reactions | 7J Electrical Circuits |
| 7C Environment & Feeding Relationships | 7G Particle Models of Matter | 7K Forces & their Effects |
| 7D Variation & Classification | 7H Solutions | 7L The Solar System & Beyond |
| 8A Food and Digestion | 8E Atoms & Elements | 8I Heating & Cooling |
| 8B Respiration | 8F Compounds & Mixtures | 8J Magnets & Electromagnets |
| 8C Microbes & Disease | 8G Rocks & Weathering | 8K Light |
| 8D Ecological Relationships | 8H The Rock Cycle | 8L Sound & Hearing |
| 9A Inheritance & Selection | 9E Reactions of Metals | 9I Energy & Electricity |
| 9B Fit & Healthy | 9F Patterns of Reactivity | 9J Gravity & Space |
| 9C Plants & Photosynthesis | 9G Environmental Chemistry | 9K Speeding Up |
| 9D Plants for Food | 9H Using Chemistry | 9L Pressure & Moments |
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Studying Tips
Remember to review
your notes or a revision guide at least once a week in the time before the
mocks and the exam
Help is at hand at
'Science Plus' every Tuesday at 3:35pm in the LRC
Remember that it will be necessary to cut back on the social life in order to make time for studying.