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Year 10 · Biology

Master GCSE Biology & Achieve Top Grades

Our structured weekly programme helps students master core GCSE biology content, strengthen exam skills, and build scientific confidence.

  • Structured Weekly Programme
  • Full Year 10 Biology Curriculum
  • Qualified UK Teachers
  • Live Online Lessons
  • Progress Tracking

What we cover

9 modules. Every mark accounted for.

What Students Will Learn

01

Cell Biology

Understand cell structure, microscopy and specialisation

02

Transport in Cells

Learn diffusion, osmosis and active transport

03

Bioenergetics

Understand respiration and photosynthesis

04

Organisation

Explore digestive, circulatory and gas exchange systems

05

Infection & Immunity

Study pathogens, immunity and treatments

06

Plant Biology

Learn plant structure and photosynthesis factors

07

Ecology

Understand ecosystems, biodiversity and human impact

08

Working Scientifically

Develop practical and experimental skills

09

Exam Technique

Apply knowledge through GCSE-style questions

The year at a glance

A structured programme — term by term.

Term Breakdown

Focus: KS3 to GCSE transition

  • Cells and microscopy
  • Enzymes
  • Respiration and photosynthesis
  • Circulatory system
  • Genetics basics
  • Ecology fundamentals

Diagnostic & GCSE readiness check

Week by week

Year 10 Biology Weekly Curriculum

Structured 52-week programme (July – July)

Designed to build knowledge, exam skills, and scientific mastery

Summer SchoolFocus: Transition to GCSE biology
  • Week 1 — Diagnostic (KS3 Biology Review)
  • Week 2 — Cells & Microscopy
  • Week 3 — Enzymes (Activity & Factors)
  • Week 4 — Respiration & Photosynthesis
  • Week 5 — Circulatory System
  • Week 6 — Genetics Introduction (DNA & Inheritance)
  • Week 7 — Ecology (Ecosystems & Biodiversity)
  • Week 8 — GCSE Readiness Assessment
Autumn TermFocus: Cell biology and transport
  • Week 9 — GCSE Transition (Intro to Biology)
  • Week 10 — Cell Structure (Animal & Plant Cells)
  • Week 11 — Microscopy (Magnification & Equipment)
  • Week 12 — Cell Differentiation (Specialised Cells & Stem Cells)
  • Week 13 — Diffusion
  • Week 14 — Osmosis
  • Week 15 — Active Transport
  • Week 16 — Internal Assessment 1
  • Week 17 — Enzymes (Structure & Function)
  • Week 18 — Enzyme Factors (Temperature & pH)
  • Week 19 — Photosynthesis (Process & Equation)
  • Week 20 — Limiting Factors
  • Week 21 — Plant Structure (Leaf Adaptations)
  • Week 22 — Respiration (Aerobic)
  • Week 23 — Respiration (Anaerobic)
  • Week 24 — Assessment Consolidation
Spring TermFocus: Organisation, infection and bioenergetics
  • Week 25 — Internal Assessment 2
  • Week 26 — Digestive System
  • Week 27 — Enzymes in Digestion
  • Week 28 — Circulatory System
  • Week 29 — Blood Components
  • Week 30 — Gas Exchange (Lungs)
  • Week 31 — Health & Disease
  • Week 32 — Internal Assessment 3
  • Week 33 — Infection & Disease (Pathogens)
  • Week 34 — Immune System
  • Week 35 — Vaccination
  • Week 36 — Antibiotics & Resistance
  • Week 37 — Drug Development
Summer TermFocus: Ecology, practical skills and exam preparation
  • Week 38 — Internal Assessment 4
  • Week 39 — Bioenergetics Review
  • Week 40 — Ecology Introduction
  • Week 41 — Energy Transfer
  • Week 42 — Biodiversity
  • Week 43 — Nutrient Cycles
  • Week 44 — Human Impact (Pollution & Conservation)
  • Week 45 — Internal Assessment 5
  • Week 46 — Synoptic Biology Review
  • Week 47 — Required Practicals (Enzymes & Photosynthesis)
  • Week 48 — Experimental Design (Reliability & Validity)
  • Week 49 — Mixed Review (Whole Course)
  • Week 50 — Exam-Style Problem Solving
  • Week 51 — Full Mock Assessment
  • Week 52 — Final Consolidation & Confidence Building

How we measure progress

Assessment Breakdown

Baseline Assessment

Summer School / Start of Autumn Term

Focus: KS3 biology recall · GCSE readiness · Core concept gaps

Internal Assessment 1

Late October

Focus: Cell biology · Microscopy · Transport processes

Internal Assessment 2

January

Focus: Bioenergetics · Respiration · Photosynthesis

Internal Assessment 3

February

Focus: Organisation systems · Digestion · Circulation

Internal Assessment 4

April

Focus: Infection and immunity · Disease · Treatment and prevention

Internal Assessment 5

June

Focus: Ecology · Biodiversity · Human impact

Full Mock Assessment

Late June / Early July

Focus: Full GCSE biology paper · Synoptic biology · Extended responses and data analysis

3x
Higher Grades (7-9) than the National Avg.
800+
Students in Our Cohort this Year
100+
Classes Running Each Week

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