GCSE science consists of the study of biology, chemistry and physics. In the GCSE Science curriculum, the following topics are typically covered:
1. Biology:
– Cell biology
– Organisms and their environment
– Genetics and evolution
– Health, disease, and the development of medicines
2. Chemistry:
– Atomic structure and the periodic table
– Bonding, structure, and the properties of matter
– Quantitative chemistry
– Chemical changes and energy
3. Physics:
– Energy
– Electricity and magnetism
– Particle model of matter
– Forces and motion
– Waves
– Radiation and space
These topics are taught to provide a broad understanding of key scientific concepts and principles. It is important to note that the specific topics covered may vary slightly depending on the exam board and school.