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AS Geography Specification for first teaching in 2016
This official specification outlines the requirements for AS Geography courses to be taught from 2016, providing guidance on what students should learn during Key Stage 5. It's a helpful resource for parents to understand the curriculum and assessment expectations for their child's geography education.
AS Religious Studies Specification for first teaching in 2016
This official specification outlines the AS Religious Studies curriculum for first teaching in 2016, designed for students in Key Stage 5. You can find it available through the exam board's source link for detailed guidance and requirements.
GCSE Citizenship Studies Specification for first teaching in 2016
This official specification outlines the GCSE Citizenship Studies curriculum for students in Key Stage 4, detailing what is expected for first teaching from 2016. You can find it through the exam board's source link for further information.
GCSE Geography Specification for first teaching in 2016
An official specification outlining the content and requirements for the GCSE Geography course taught from 2016, which is useful for understanding what students will be learning at Key Stage 4.
GCSE History Specification for first teaching in 2016
This is the official specification for GCSE History, outlining the required content for the first teaching in 2016, useful for parents to understand what their child will learn during the course. You can find it available at its source link for further details.
Geography 7037 A-level Specification for first teaching in 2016
An official specification for the Geography A-level (7037) designed for first teaching in 2016, providing guidance for teachers and schools on the curriculum requirements.
A level subject content: Ancient history
Government-set content for AS/A level ancient history (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Archaeology
Government-set content for AS/A level archaeology (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Classical civilisation
Government-set content for AS/A level classical civilisation (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Geography
Government-set content for AS/A level geography (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: History
Government-set content for AS/A level history (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Philosophy
Government-set content for AS/A level philosophy (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Religious studies
Government-set content for AS/A level religious studies (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
Download Specification (file 1 of 5)
This is an official specification for History at Key Stage 5, providing essential guidance for students and teachers alike, available directly from the exam board.
Download Specification (file 2 of 5)
This official specification outlines the content and assessment for Key Stage 5 History courses, providing essential guidance for schools and parents. You can access the document through the provided link to learn more about the programme.
GCSE subject content: Ancient history
Government-set content that every GCSE ancient history course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Citizenship studies
Government-set content that every GCSE citizenship course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Classical civilisation
Government-set content that every GCSE classical civilisation course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Geography
Government-set content that every GCSE geography course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: History
Government-set content that every GCSE history course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.