GCSE (Years 10–11) · Science
Organisation
Pupils learn how organisms are organised from cells to systems, covering animal and plant tissues and organs, circulatory and respiratory systems, digestion and enzymes, and transport in plants; they also study disease, immunity and risk factors affecting organ function. Emphasis is placed on using models and interpreting data about organ function and circulatory health.
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