Year 7 Science Bridging Course

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Are you moving from primary school to secondary school this September? Our Year 7 Science Bridging Course is specially designed to help students make a smooth and confident transition into Key Stage 3 Science.

Science in secondary school is more practical, investigative, and exciting than ever before. This summer course will keep students engaged during the holidays while building the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed from the very first science lesson in Year 7.

Throughout the course, students will explore a wide range of fascinating topics, including:

  • Introduction to Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
  • Working scientifically and carrying out investigations safely
  • Laboratory rules and the use of scientific equipment
  • Cells, tissues, organs, and body systems
  • Classification and characteristics of living organisms
  • Materials, particles, and changes of state
  • Acids, alkalis, and simple chemical reactions
  • Forces, motion, and energy
  • Light, sound, electricity, and magnetism
  • The Earth, space, and the Solar System
  • Recording observations, analysing results, and drawing scientific conclusions

Why Join This Course?

✅ Build confidence before starting secondary school science

✅ Develop essential scientific knowledge and practical skills

✅ Learn how to think, investigate, and solve problems like a scientist

✅ Stay academically active and productive during the summer holidays

✅ Reduce first-day nerves by becoming familiar with Year 7 science topics

✅ Gain a head start on the Key Stage 3 Science curriculum

Our lessons are engaging, interactive, and designed to spark curiosity through real-life scientific investigations, quizzes, and exciting activities. Students will not only learn important scientific concepts but also develop critical thinking, observation, and analytical skills that will help them excel throughout secondary

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Course Content

Cells and Organisation
By the end of today's lesson, you should be able to understand what a cell is, identify the main parts of animal and plant cells, explain the function of each cell part, understand the difference between plant and animal cells, describe the levels of organisation in living organisms and recognise specialised cells and explain how they are adapted for their jobs

  • Cells and Organisation
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