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Curriculum table

The ticks in the grid illustrate which curriculum areas are supported by each worksheet.

  Worksheet
National curriculum reference 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
BIOLOGY Science 2
KS3
1e Cells and cell functions       * *          
2i Lung structure and gas exchange                    
2m Abuse of alcohol affects health     * * * * * * * *
KS4
Coursework             *      
1e Relate cell function to structure and activity                    
2c Exchange of substances between capillaries and tissues   *           *    
2d Thorax and ventilation of lungs                    
2e Anaerobic respiration *                  
2q Effects of alcohol on body functions * * * * * * * * * *
5g Food production and distribution *                  
CHEMISTRY Sc3
KS4
Coursework *                  
3q Temperature, pH, and rate of reaction *                  
3r Enzymes and biotechnology *                  
PHYSICS Sc4
KS4
2a Distance, time, speed, graphs                 *  
2b Factors affecting stopping distances                 *  

  Worksheet
Scottish curriculum reference 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Standard Grade BIOLOGY
Investigating cells - living cells       * *          
Changing levels of performance - anaerobic respiration *                  
Biotechnology - living factories *                  
Need for energy - circulation and exchange   *           *    
Intermediate II BIOLOGY
Living cells - structure and functions of cells       * *          
Living cells - respiration *                  
Animal physiology - circulation and gas exchange   *           *    
Standard Grade CHEMISTRY
Rates of reaction *                  
Intermediate II CHEMISTRY
Rates of reaction *                  
Standard Grade PHYSICS
Distance, speed and time                 *  
Intermediate II PHYSICS
Distance, speed and time                 *  


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Over 60% of the population think that alcohol-related violence
is on the
increase.

Source: PMSU Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England, March 2004
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