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Explore all curriculums available in this subject hub.
Pick by age, not by exam board. The board only starts to matter at 14. Each stage has its own page, its own plan, and its own tutors.
Ages 11–14
Particles and states of matter · Elements, compounds and mixtures
Particles and states of matter, Elements, compounds and mixtures, Separation techniques
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Ages 14–16
Atomic structure and bonding · The periodic table
Atomic structure and bonding, The periodic table, Moles and calculations
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Ages 16–18
Energetics and entropy · Equilibria and Kc / Kp
Energetics and entropy, Equilibria and Kc / Kp, Organic mechanisms
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Ages Exam support
Practical and required-experiment questions · Calculation layout and significant figures
Practical and required-experiment questions, Calculation layout and significant figures, Explanation structure
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Ages 11–14
Particles and states of matter · Elements, compounds and mixtures
Particles and states of matter, Elements, compounds and mixtures, Separation techniques
See this stage
Ages 14–16
Atomic structure and bonding · The periodic table
Atomic structure and bonding, The periodic table, Moles and calculations
See this stage
Ages 16–18
Energetics and entropy · Equilibria and Kc / Kp
Energetics and entropy, Equilibria and Kc / Kp, Organic mechanisms
See this stage
Ages Exam support
Practical and required-experiment questions · Calculation layout and significant figures
Practical and required-experiment questions, Calculation layout and significant figures, Explanation structure
See this stageChemistry punishes memorisation more than any other science. Almost every student we see who is working hard and not improving is working hard at the wrong thing.
Reactions learned as lists work until the paper asks about an unfamiliar compound. Students who understand why a reaction happens can handle one they have never seen; students who memorised cannot.
Almost every calculation in senior chemistry runs through the mole. When it was half-understood at 15, everything built on it stays fragile, and the student cannot say why.
Balancing, state symbols, ionic equations. Marks lost on presentation after the chemistry was correct, repeatedly, across a whole paper.
Mechanisms learned as arrows to copy rather than electrons moving for a reason. It works at 16 and collapses at 17, when the paper starts asking for unfamiliar mechanisms.
Our curriculum progresses with your child, building strong foundations and exam-ready skills at every step.
11–14
14–16
16–18
Exam support
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Nine times out of ten it is memorisation without understanding. Chemistry papers deliberately use unfamiliar examples, which defeats recall and rewards reasoning. The first session will tell you if that is what is happening.
Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, AQA GCSE, A-Level, IB MYP and Diploma, American high school and AP, and CBSE.
We cover the theory, method and question types around required practicals, and the data-handling they test. The practical itself is done at school.
We coach, question and give feedback — never write or edit submitted work.
Not harder, but less forgiving of gaps. Its topics stack more steeply, so an unclosed gap from a year ago shows up faster than it would in biology.
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