Pupils should take responsibility for their own learning. In addition to formal homework set by the class teacher pupils should be reading their notes on a regular basis and seek support from their teacher if they are unsure of any area of the course. Homework will be marked by the class teacher and feedback given to pupils to aid progress.
Pupils will be issued with homework on a regular basis. Homework is an integral part of the course and it is essential that pupils complete this and return on the specified date. A pupil achieving National 5 may progress to National 5 Lab Skills or Higher.A pupil achieving National 4 may progress to National 5.A pupil achieving National 3 may progress to National 4.Īt the end of S4 pupils could choose from the following progression routes: Assessments may include a combination of practical work, examinations and assignments.Īt the end of S3 pupils will progress to a course leading onto a qualification at National 3, National 4 or National 5. These assessments are appropriate to the subject and level of study. The course will be assessed and marked throughout the session by teachers. During S3 pupils will also overtake some of the National 4 and National 5 Biology outcomes. In S3 pupils will follow Biology course as part of a broad general education, covering level 4 Biology outcomes and experiences. The Course develops scientific understanding of biological issues and aims to develop learners’ interest in and enthusiasm for biology, by using a variety of approaches, with an emphasis on practical activities.īiology is an important subject in many careers such as medicine, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, food science, sport science, pharmaceutical industry and beauty therapy. The Course will be of interest and value to learners wishing to develop skills, knowledge and understanding of biology. It explores the use of genetic modification to produce new plants and drugs, curing genetic diseases and developing new sources of food. Biology affects everyone and aims to find solutions to many of the world’s problems. Advances in technologies have made this varied subject more exciting and relevant than ever. Miss E Aitchison (Pupil Support Manager)īiology - the study of living organisms - plays a crucial role in our everyday existence, and is an increasingly important subject in the modern world.
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