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Year 11 · Chemistry

Master GCSE Chemistry & Achieve Top Grades

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

  • Structured Weekly Programme
  • Full Year 11 Chemistry Curriculum
  • Qualified UK Teachers
  • Live Online Lessons
  • Progress Tracking

What we cover

9 modules. Every mark accounted for.

What Students Will Learn

01

Atomic Structure

Understand atoms, isotopes, electronic structure and periodic trends

02

Bonding

Learn ionic, covalent and metallic bonding and their properties

03

Quantitative Chemistry

Master moles, reacting masses and complex calculations

04

Chemical Changes

Understand acids, salts, electrolysis and reactivity

05

Energy Changes

Learn exothermic and endothermic reactions and energy profiles

06

Rates & Equilibrium

Understand reaction rates, factors and dynamic equilibrium

07

Organic Chemistry

Study hydrocarbons, alkenes, cracking and polymers

08

Analysis & Atmosphere

Learn chemical tests, climate change and resource management

09

Exam Technique

Apply knowledge through GCSE-style questions, calculations and extended responses

The year at a glance

A structured programme — term by term.

Term Breakdown

Focus: Full GCSE recap and baseline

  • Quantitative chemistry
  • Energetics
  • Rates of reaction
  • Equilibrium
  • Electrolysis
  • Organic chemistry
  • Synoptic chemistry

GCSE readiness test

Week by week

Year 11 Chemistry Weekly Curriculum

Structured 48-week programme (July – June)

Designed to maximise exam performance and secure top grades

Summer SchoolFocus: Full GCSE recap and baseline
  • Week 1 — Quantitative Chemistry (Moles & Calculations)
  • Week 2 — Energetics (Exothermic & Endothermic)
  • Week 3 — Rates of Reaction (Graphs & Collision Theory)
  • Week 4 — Equilibrium (Reversible Reactions)
  • Week 5 — Electrolysis (Processes & Products)
  • Week 6 — Organic Chemistry (Hydrocarbons & Polymers)
  • Week 7 — Synoptic Chemistry (Linking Topics)
  • Week 8 — GCSE Readiness Assessment
Autumn TermFocus: Core chemistry (Paper 1)
  • Week 9 — Atomic Structure (Particles & Isotopes)
  • Week 10 — Periodic Table (Groups & Trends)
  • Week 11 — Bonding (Ionic & Covalent)
  • Week 12 — Bonding Properties
  • Week 13 — Quantitative Chemistry (Moles & RAM)
  • Week 14 — Reacting Masses
  • Week 15 — Chemical Changes (Acids & Salts)
  • Week 16 — Electrolysis
  • Week 17 — Energy Changes
  • Week 18 — Rates of Reaction (Factors)
  • Week 19 — Rates Practical
  • Week 20 — Reversible Reactions
  • Week 21 — Paper 1 Review
  • Week 22 — Paper 1 Gap Repair
  • Week 23 — Required Practicals
  • Week 24 — Paper 1 Mock Exam
Spring TermFocus: Paper 2 mastery and exam preparation
  • Week 25 — Paper 1 Feedback
  • Week 26 — Organic Chemistry (Alkanes)
  • Week 27 — Organic Chemistry (Alkenes & Cracking)
  • Week 28 — Polymers
  • Week 29 — Chemical Analysis (Tests for Ions & Gases)
  • Week 30 — Atmosphere (Composition of Air)
  • Week 31 — Climate Change
  • Week 32 — Using Resources
  • Week 33 — Paper 2 Review
  • Week 34 — Paper 2 Gap Repair
  • Week 35 — Required Practicals
  • Week 36 — Paper 2 Mock
  • Week 37 — Paper 2 Feedback
Summer TermFocus: Final exam preparation and performance
  • Week 38 — Full Papers Practice
  • Week 39 — Weak Area Repair
  • Week 40 — Timed Full Papers
  • Week 41 — High-Frequency Topics
  • Week 42 — Exam Strategy
  • Week 43 — Final Exam Preparation
  • Week 44 — Full Paper Practice
  • Week 45 — Targeted Reteach
  • Week 46 — 6-Mark Questions & Maths Focus
  • Week 47 — Light Review & Confidence Building
  • Week 48 — Final Consolidation & Exam Readiness

How we measure progress

Assessment Breakdown

Baseline Assessment

Summer School

Focus: Full GCSE chemistry recall · Exam readiness · Identification of gaps

Internal Assessment 1

Late October

Focus: Atomic structure · Bonding · Quantitative chemistry · Chemical changes

Internal Assessment 2

January

Focus: Rates of reaction · Equilibrium · Energy changes

Internal Assessment 3

February

Focus: Organic chemistry · Hydrocarbons · Polymers

Internal Assessment 4

March / April

Focus: Chemical analysis · Atmosphere · Using resources

Internal Assessment 5

May

Focus: Synoptic chemistry · Whole course understanding · Application questions

Full Mock Exams

Throughout Spring & Summer Term

Focus: Paper 1 and Paper 2 · Full GCSE specification · Timed exam performance

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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