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The Carbon Challenge links with the National Curriculum in Science, Maths, Enterprise and Citizenship


KS3 Science

Ideas and evidence in science: 1a
Investigative skills: 2j–m

KS4 Science

Data, evidence, theories and explanations: 1a
Practical and enquiry skills: 2b
Communication skills: 3a–c
Applications and implications: 4a–b
Organisms and health: 5e
Chemical and material behaviour: 6a–c
Energy, electricity and radiations: 7a–b
Environment, earth and universe: 8a–b

KS3 Maths

Ma2 – Number and algebra: 1a–e, j; 2a, e; 3a, e, h, i; 4a–d
Ma4 – Handling data: 1e, h–j; 2a–d; 3b; 5a–d
Breadth of study: 1a, c, d, f, h

KS4 Maths (Foundation)
Ma2 – Number and algebra: 1a–c, k; 2a, e; 3a, c, e, n; 4a–d
Ma4 – Handling data: 1a–h; 2c, d; 3b; 5a, b, j, k
Breadth of study: 1a–c, f

KS4 Maths (Higher)
Ma2 – Number and algebra: 1a–g; 2a, c–e; 3a, c, e, j, o–q, s
Ma4 – Handling data: 1a–d; 2b, d; 3b; 5a, b
Breadth of study: 1a–c, f

Enterprise

The Carbon Challenge offers a significant contribution to the statutory requirement.

KS3 and 4 Citizenship

Developing skills of enquiry and communication: 2a–c
Developing skills of participation and responsible action: 3a–c




 
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