Build confidence in Science (Double Award) through live, specialist teaching.
Science (Double Award) at iBOS develops connected learning across biology, chemistry and physics leading to two International GCSE grades, with teachers checking understanding live and connecting each stage to the current Pearson specification.
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Knowledge · dialogue · feedback · mastery
What pupils study in Science (Double Award)
Knowledge · dialogue · feedback · mastery
The course develops connected learning across biology, chemistry and physics leading to two International GCSE grades. The current Pearson specification, entry route and assessment arrangements govern each cohort and are confirmed by the school.
Core principles in biology
Core principles in chemistry
Core principles in physics
Scientific methods, data and evaluation
How live teaching supports progress
Teachers explain ideas, question pupils and respond to misconceptions in real time. Guided practice, independent work and feedback make the next step visible before gaps become established.
Assessment and examination preparation
Pupils learn the knowledge and skills defined by the current specification, practise applying them to unfamiliar material and prepare for formal Pearson Edexcel assessment. The school confirms the relevant papers, examination series and entry arrangements.
Progression after International GCSE
Subject choices are considered as a complete programme. Results, interests and later university or career intentions inform the move into International A Levels or another suitable post-16 route.
Is Science (Double Award) the right choice?
This route still demands steady work across all three sciences. The school confirms whether Double Award or separate sciences best fits the pupil. Final option combinations depend on the current timetable, sufficient demand and the academic team’s confirmation.
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01 · PathwayPlace this within Years 1–13
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03 · OutcomePlan assessment and examinations
Connect subject choices to specifications, exam entry and later destinations.
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