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GCSE, ENTRY LEVEL CERTIFICATEAND CAMBRIDGE NATIONALS

PROVISIONAL EXAMINATION TIMETABLEJUNE 2021

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Provisional version of the timetableThe final version of the timetable will be published in June 2020.

Centres must ensure that candidates take OCR’s examinations at the times indicated on the timetable. In notifying candidates of the dates and times of their examinations, centres must not place reliance upon the provisional timetable which is provided for the purpose of consultation only.

Contingency dayThe awarding bodies have designated Tuesday 29 June 2021 as a ‘contingency day’ for examinations. This is consistent with the qualification regulators’ document Exam system contingency plan: England, Wales and Northern Ireland - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/exam-system-contingency-plan-england-wales-and-northern-ireland

The designation of a ‘contingency day’ within the common examination timetable is in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom. It is part of the awarding bodies’ standard contingency planning for examinations. Centres must therefore remind candidates that they must remain available until Tuesday 29 June 2021 should an awarding body need to invoke its contingency plan.

Starting times of examinationsThe published starting time of all examinations is either 9.00 am or 1.30 pm. Each examination must be taken on the day and at the time shown on the timetable.

Centres may change the starting time of an examination within the scheduled morning or afternoon session without notifying OCR but candidates must start morning examinations no earlier than 8.30 am and by 9.30 am and afternoon examinations no earlier than 1.00 pm and by 2.00 pm.

If candidates are taking two or more examinations in a session and the total time is three hours or less, centres may decide the order in which to hold them. Centres may also give candidates a supervised break of no more than twenty minutes between papers within a session. This must be conducted within the examination room, under formal examination conditions at all times. This does not apply to candidates with approved supervised rest breaks.

Leaving the examinationCandidates must remain under supervision until 10.00 am for morning examinations and until 2.30 pm for afternoon examinations. For examinations of less than one hour’s duration, candidates must be supervised until the published finishing time of the examination.

Timetable deviationsIf you need to arrange overnight supervision, the forms do not need to be returned to OCR but must be completed and held in your centre records. When a change is made to the published starting time of an examination, it is the responsibility of the centre to inform all candidates affected by the alteration.

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Important Dates21 February 2021: Deadline for the receipt of final unit and certification entries by OCR21 March 2021: Deadline for the receipt of Cambridge Nationals entries by OCR following the January 2021 series31 March 2021: Deadline for the receipt of Cambridge Nationals coursework marks for visiting moderation31 March 2021: Deadline for the receipt of coursework marks by the moderator and OCR for GCSE Physical Education15 May 2021: Deadline for the receipt of all other coursework marks (including examiner marked coursework) by

OCR25 August 2021: Restricted release of results for above listed qualifications to centres only26 August 2021: Release of results for above listed qualifications to candidates

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GCSE, Entry Level Certificate and Cambridge NationalsProvisional Examination Timetable, June 2021

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GCSE

Art and Design15 May: Deadline for completion and submission of marks to OCR for the OCR-set Tasks:J170/02 Art, Craft and DesignJ171/02 Art and Design: Fine ArtJ172/02 Art and Design: Graphic CommunicationJ173/02 Art and Design: PhotographyJ174/02 Art and Design: Textile DesignJ175/02 Art and Design: Three-Dimensional DesignJ176/02 Art and Design: Critical and Contextual StudiesThe early release paper will be issued on 2 January 2021.Please note the coursework submission date for the above examinations is 15 May 2021.

Drama1 February – 1 June: Examinations to be held within this period for:J316/03 Drama: Presenting and performing texts

Physical Education31 March: Deadline for the receipt of coursework marks by the moderator and OCR for:J587/3 Performance in physical education

Entry Level Certificate

Physical Education15 May: Deadline for the receipt of coursework marks to the moderator and OCR for:R463 Physical Education


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Ancient History

Biology

Business

Chemistry

Citizenship Studies

Classical Civilisation

Classical Greek

Computer Science

Design and Technology

Drama

Economics

English Language

English Literature

Food Preparation and Nutrition

Geography

History

Latin

Mathematics

Media Studies

Music

Physical Education

Physics

Psychology

Religious Studies

Science

Cambridge Nationals Child Development

Creative iMedia

Engineering Design

Engineering Manufacture

Enterprise and Marketing

Health and Social Care

ICT

Information Technologies

Principles in Engineering and Engineering Business

Sport Science

Sport Studies

Systems Control in Engineering

Timetables by qualification


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GCSE

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Code Title Duration Day Date/session

Classical Civilisation

J199/11 Myth and religion 1 h 30 min Tue 18 May pm

J199/12 Women in the ancient world 1 h 30 min Tue 18 May pmJ199/21 The Homeric world 1 h 30 min Mon 7 June pmJ199/22 Roman city life 1 h 30 min Mon 7 June pmJ199/23 War and warfare 1 h 30 min Mon 7 June pm

Classical Greek

J292/1 Language 1 h 30 min Tue 18 May am

J292/2 Prose literature A 1 h Mon 24 May pm

J292/3 Prose literature B 1 h Mon 24 May pm

J292/4 Verse literature A 1 h Mon 7 June pm

J292/5 Verse literature B 1 h Mon 7 June pm

J292/6 Literature and culture 1 h Mon 14 June pm

Computer Science

J276/1 Computer systems 1 h 30 min Fri 14 May am

J276/2 Computational thinking, algorithms and programming 1 h 30 min Fri 21 May pm

Design and Technology

J310/1 Principles of design and technology 2 h Wed 9 June pm

Drama

J316/4 Drama: Performance and response 1 h 30 min Wed 9 June pm

Economics

J205/1 Introduction to economics 1 h 30 min Tue 18 May am

J205/2 National and international economics 1 h 30 min Thu 27 May pm

English Language

J351/1 Communicating information and ideas 2 h Mon 7 June am

J351/2 Exploring effects and impact 2 h Thu 10 June am

English Literature

J352/1 Exploring modern and literary heritage texts 2 h Thu 20 May am

J352/2 Exploring poetry and Shakespeare 2 h Wed 26 May am

Food Preparation and Nutrition

J309/1 Food preparation and nutrition 1 h 30 min Fri 11 June pm


GCSE Ancient History

J198/1 Greece and Persia 1 h 45 min Wed 9 June pm

J198/2 Rome and its neighbours 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June pm

Biology A

J247/1 Paper 1 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May am

J247/2 Paper 2 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am

J247/3 Paper 3 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May am

J247/4 Paper 4 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am

Biology B

J257/1 Breadth in biology (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May am

J257/2 Depth in biology (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am

J257/3 Breadth in biology (Higher) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May am

J257/4 Depth in biology (Higher) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am

Business

J204/1 Business 1: business activity, marketing and people 1 h 30 min Fri 28 May pm

J204/2 Business 2: operations, finance and influences on business 1 h 30 min Thu 10 June pm

Chemistry A

J248/1 Paper 1 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J248/2 Paper 2 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Thu 17 June am

J248/3 Paper 3 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J248/4 Paper 4 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Thu 17 June am

Chemistry B

J258/1 Breadth in chemistry (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J258/2 Depth in chemistry (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Thu 17 June am

J258/3 Breadth in chemistry (Higher) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J258/4 Depth in chemistry (Higher) 1 h 45 min Thu 17 June am

Citizenship Studies

J270/1 Citizenship in perspective 50 min Mon 14 June pm

J270/2 Citizenship in action 1 h 45 min Thu 17 June pm

J270/3 Our rights, our society, our world 1 h Wed 23 June am



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Media Studies

J200/1 Television and promoting media 1 h 45 min Tue 18 May pmJ200/2 Music and news 1 h 15 min Mon 14 June pm

Music

J536/5 Listening and appraising 1 h 30 min Tue 15 June pm

Physical Education

J587/1 Physical factors affecting performance 1 h Thu 20 May pm

J587/2 Socio-cultural issues and sports psychology 1 h Mon 24 May pm

Physics A

J249/1 Paper 1 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J249/2 Paper 2 (Foundation tier) 1 h 45 min Tue 22 June am

J249/3 Paper 3 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J249/4 Paper 4 (Higher tier) 1 h 45 min Tue 22 June am

Physics B

J259/1 Breadth in physics (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J259/2 Depth in physics (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Tue 22 June am

J259/3 Breadth in physics (Higher) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J259/4 Depth in physics (Higher) 1 h 45 min Tue 22 June am

Psychology

J203/1 Studies and applications in psychology 1 1 h 30 min Mon 17 May pm

J203/2 Studies and applications in psychology 2 1 h 30 min Fri 28 May pm

Religious StudiesJ625/1 Christianity beliefs and teachings & practices 1 h Fri 14 May pm

J625/2 Islam beliefs and teachings & practices 1 h Fri 14 May pm

J625/3 Judaism beliefs and teachings & practices 1 h Fri 14 May pm

J625/4 Buddhism beliefs and teachings & practices 1 h Fri 14 May pm

J625/5 Hinduism beliefs and teachings & practices 1 h Fri 14 May pm

J625/6 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Christian perspective 2 h Tue 25 May pm

J625/7 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Muslim perspective 2 h Tue 25 May pm

J625/8 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Jewish perspective 2 h Tue 25 May pm

J625/9 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Buddhist perspective 2 h Tue 25 May pm

J625/10 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Hindu perspective 2 h Tue 25 May pm


Geography A (Geographical Themes)

J383/1 Living in the UK today 1 h Fri 28 May am

J383/2 The world around us 1 h Fri 11 June am

J383/3 Geographical skills 1 h 30 min Fri 18 June am

Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)

J384/1 Our natural world 1 h 15 min Fri 28 May am

J384/2 People and society 1 h 15 min Fri 11 June am

J384/3 Geographical exploration 1 h 30 min Fri 18 June am

History A (Explaining the Modern World)

J410/8-10 Thematic study 1 h each Wed 16 June am

J410/11-13 British depth study with a study of the historic environment

1 h 15 min each

Mon 21 June am

J410/14-18 Period study with non-British depth study1 h 45 min each

Wed 9 June am

History B (Schools History Project)

J411/11-19 British history – thematic study and depth study1 h 45 min each

Wed 16 June am

J411/21 History around us 1 h Wed 9 June am

J411/31-39 World history – period study and depth study1 h 45 min each

Mon 21 June am

Latin

J282/1 Language 1 h 30 min Fri 14 May am

J282/2 Prose literature A 1 h Mon 17 May pm

J282/3 Prose literature B 1 h Mon 17 May pm

J282/4 Verse literature A 1 h Fri 21 May pm

J282/5 Verse literature B 1 h Fri 21 May pm

J282/6 Literature and culture 1 h Thu 27 May pm

Mathematics

J560/1 Paper 1 (Foundation) 1 h 30 min Tue 25 May am

J560/2 Paper 2 (Foundation) 1 h 30 min Tue 8 June am

J560/3 Paper 3 (Foundation) 1 h 30 min Tue 15 June am

J560/4 Paper 4 (Higher) 1 h 30 min Tue 25 May am

J560/5 Paper 5 (Higher) 1 h 30 min Tue 8 June am

J560/6 Paper 6 (Higher) 1 h 30 min Tue 15 June am



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Cambridge Nationals

Child Development

R018 Health and well-being for child development 1 h 15 min Fri 11 June pm

Creative iMedia

R081 Pre-production skills 1 h 15 min Thu 10 June pm

Engineering Design

R105 Design briefs, design specifications and user requirements 1 h Tue 25 May pm

Engineering Manufacture

R109 Engineering materials, processes and production 1 h Thu 27 May pm

Enterprise and Marketing

R064 Enterprise and marketing concepts 1 h 30 min Thu 27 May pm

Health and Social Care

R021 Essential values of care for use with individuals in care settings 1 h Mon 21 June pm

ICT

R001 Understanding computer systems 1 h Fri 14 May am

Information Technologies

R012 Understanding tools, techniques, methods and processes for technological solutions 1 h 45 min Fri 14 May am

Principles in Engineering and Engineering Business

R101 Engineering principles 1 h Wed 9 June pm

Sport Science

R041 Reducing the risk of sports injuries 1 h Thu 20 May pm

Sport Studies

R051 Contemporary issues in sport 1 h Thu 20 May pm

Systems Control in Engineering

R113 Electronic principles 1 h Tue 15 June pm


Religious Studies (Short Course)

J125/1 Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world 2 h Fri 14 May pm

Combined Science A

J250/1 Paper 1 (Biology) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Wed 19 May amJ250/2 Paper 2 (Biology) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Mon 14 June am

J250/3 Paper 3 (Chemistry) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Mon 24 May am

J250/4 Paper 4 (Chemistry) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Thu 17 June am

J250/5 Paper 5 (Physics) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Thu 27 May am

J250/6 Paper 6 (Physics) (Foundation) 1 h 10 min Tue 22 June am

J250/7 Paper 7 (Biology) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Wed 19 May am

J250/8 Paper 8 (Biology) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Mon 14 June am

J250/9 Paper 9 (Chemistry) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Mon 24 May am

J250/10 Paper 10 (Chemistry) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Thu 17 June am

J250/11 Paper 11 (Physics) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Thu 27 May am

J250/12 Paper 12 (Physics) (Higher) 1 h 10 min Tue 22 June am

Combined Science B

J260/1 Biology (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May amJ260/2 Chemistry (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J260/3 Physics (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J260/4 Combined science (Foundation) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am

J260/5 Biology (Higher) 1 h 45 min Wed 19 May am

J260/6 Chemistry (Higher) 1 h 45 min Mon 24 May am

J260/7 Physics (Higher) 1 h 45 min Thu 27 May am

J260/8 Combined science (Higher) 1 h 45 min Mon 14 June am



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Friday

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Tuesday

18May

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20May

Friday

21May

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Week 7

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24May

Wednesday

26May

Tuesday

25May

Thursday

27May

Friday

28May

Monday

7June

Wednesday

9June

Tuesday

8June

Thursday

10June

Friday

11June

Monday

14June

Wednesday

16June

Tuesday

15June

Thursday

17June

Friday

18June



Monday

21June

Wednesday

23June

Tuesday

22June

Thursday

24June

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25June

Monday

28June

Wednesday

30June

Tuesday

29June

Thursday

1July

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2July

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Morning Afternoon

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Examination Level Indicator

Cambridge Nationals are shown by (CAMNAT) after the title

Edition dated February 2020

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May

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J276/1R001R012

J282/1

Computer Science: Computer systemsICT: Understanding computer systems (CAMNAT)Information Technologies: Understanding tools, techniques, methods and processes for technological solutions (CAMNAT)Latin: Language

1 h 30 min1 h1 h 45 min

1 h 30 min

J625/1J625/2J625/3J625/4J625/5J125/1

Religious Studies: Christianity beliefs and teachings & practicesReligious Studies: Islam beliefs and teachings & practicesReligious Studies: Judaism beliefs and teachings & practicesReligious Studies: Buddhism beliefs and teachings & practicesReligious Studies: Hinduism beliefs and teachings & practicesReligious Studies (Short Course): Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world

1 h1 h1 h1 h1 h2 h

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Monday

17May

Tuesday

18May

Wednesday

19May

Thursday

20May

Friday

21May

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Morning AfternoonCode Title Duration


J292/1J205/1

Classical Greek: LanguageEconomics: Introduction to economic s

1 h 30 min1 h 30 min

J247/1J247/3J257/1J257/3J250/1J250/7J260/1J260/5

Biology A: Paper 1 (Foundation tier)Biology A: Paper 3 (Higher tier)Biology B: Breadth in biology (Foundation)Biology B: Breadth in biology (Higher)Combined Science A: Paper 1 (Biology) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 7 (Biology) (Higher)Combined Science B: Biology (Foundation)Combined Science B: Biology (Higher)

1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 10 min1 h 10 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min

J352/1 English Literature: Exploring modern and literary heritage texts 2 h

J282/2J282/3J203/1

Latin: Prose literature ALatin: Prose literature BPsychology: Studies and applications in psychology 1

1 h1 h1 h 30 min

J199/11J199/12J200/1

Classical Civilisation: Myth and religionClassical Civilisation: Women in the ancient worldMedia Studies: Television and promoting media

1 h 30 min1 h 30 min1 h 45 min

J276/2J282/4J282/5

Computer Science: Computational thinking, algorithms and programmingLatin: Verse literature ALatin: Verse literature B

1 h 30 min1 h1 h

Code Title Duration

J587/1R041R051

Physical Education: Physical factors affecting performanceSport Science: Reducing the risk of sports injuries (CAMNAT)Sport Studies: Contemporary issues in sport (CAMNAT)

1 h1 h1 h




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Monday

24May

Tuesday

25May

Wednesday

26May

Thursday

27May

Friday

28May

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28

May

(Wee

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31 MAY – 4 JUNE SPRING BANK HOLIDAY WEEK – NO EXAMINATIONS



J248/1J248/3J258/1J258/3J250/3J250/9J260/2J260/6

Chemistry A: Paper 1 (Foundation tier)Chemistry A: Paper 3 (Higher tier)Chemistry B: Breadth in chemistry (Foundation)Chemistry B: Breadth in chemistry (Higher)Combined Science A: Paper 3 (Chemistry) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 9 (Chemistry) (Higher)Combined Science B: Chemistry (Foundation)Combined Science B: Chemistry (Higher)



J560/1J560/4

Mathematics: Paper 1 (Foundation)Mathematics: Paper 4 (Higher)


J352/2 English Literature: Exploring poetry and Shakespeare 2 h

J250/5J250/11J260/3J260/7J249/1J249/3J259/1J259/3

Combined Science A: Paper 5 (Physics) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 11 (Physics) (Higher)Combined Science B: Physics (Foundation)Combined Science B: Physics (Higher)Physics A: Paper 1 (Foundation tier)Physics A: Paper 3 (Higher tier)Physics B: Breadth in physics (Foundation)Physics B: Breadth in physics (Higher)


J292/2J292/3J587/2

Classical Greek: Prose literature AClassical Greek: Prose literature BPhysical Education: Socio-cultural issues and sports psychology

1 h1 h1 h

R105

J625/6

J625/7

J625/8

J625/9

J625/10

Engineering Design: Design briefs, design specifications and user requirements (CAMNAT)Religious Studies: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Christian perspectiveReligious Studies: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Muslim perspectiveReligious Studies: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Jewish perspectiveReligious Studies: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Buddhist perspectiveReligious Studies: Religion, philosophy and ethics in the modern world from a Hindu perspective

1 h

2 h

2 h

2 h

2 h

2 h

J204/1J203/2

Business: Business 1: business activity, marketing and peoplePsychology: Studies and applications in psychology 2


J383/1J384/1

Geography A (Geographical Themes): Living in the UK todayGeography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds): Our natural world

1 h1 h 15 min

Code Title Duration

J205/2R109

R064J282/6

Economics: National and international economicsEngineering Manufacture: Engineering materials, processes and production (CAMNAT)Enterprise and Marketing: Enterprise and marketing concepts (CAMNAT)Latin: Literature and culture

1 h 30 min1 h

1 h 30 min1 h




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J199/21J199/22J199/23J292/4J292/5

Classical Civilisation: The Homeric worldClassical Civilisation: Roman city lifeClassical Civilisation: War and warfareClassical Greek: Verse literature AClassical Greek: Verse literature B

1 h 30 min1 h 30 min1 h 30 min1 h1 h


J560/2J560/5



J410/14-18

J411/21

History A (Explaining the Modern World): Period study with non-British depth studyHistory B (Schools History Project): History around us

1 h 45 min each1 h

J351/2 English Language: Exploring effects and impact 2 h

Code Title Duration

J383/2J384/2

Geography A (Geographical Themes): The world around usGeography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds): People and society

1 h1 h 15 min

J198/1J310/1J316/4R101

Ancient History: Greece and PersiaDesign and Technology: Principles of design and technologyDrama: Drama: Performance and responsePrinciples in Engineering and Engineering Business: Engineering principles (CAMNAT)

1 h 45 min2 h1 h 30 min1 h

J204/2R081

Business: Business 2: operations, finance and influences on businessCreative iMedia: Pre-production skills (CAMNAT)


R018 J309/1

Child Development: Health and well-being for child development (CAMNAT)Food Preparation and Nutrition: Food preparation and nutrition

1 h 15 min

1 h 30 min

J351/1 English Language: Communicating information and ideas 2 h

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Monday

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Tuesday

15June

Wednesday

16June

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June

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Friday

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Morning AfternoonCode Title Duration Code Title Duration


J560/3J560/6



J410/8-10J411/11-19

History A (Explaining the Modern World): Thematic studyHistory B (Schools History Project): British history – thematic study and depth study

1 h each1 h 45 min each

J248/2J248/4J258/2J258/4J250/4J250/10

Chemistry A: Paper 2 (Foundation tier)Chemistry A: Paper 4 (Higher tier)Chemistry B: Depth in chemistry (Foundation)Chemistry B: Depth in chemistry (Higher)Combined Science A: Paper 4 (Chemistry) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 10 (Chemistry) (Higher)

1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 10 min1 h 10 min

J383/3J384/3

Geography A (Geographical Themes): Geographical skillsGeography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds): Geographical exploration


J198/2J270/1J292/6J200/2

Ancient History: Rome and its neighboursCitizenship Studies: Citizenship in perspectiveClassical Greek: Literature and cultureMedia Studies: Music and news

1 h 45 min50 min1 h1 h 15 min

J536/5R113

Music: Listening and appraisingSystems in Control Engineering: Electronic principles (CAMNAT)

1 h 30 min1 h

J270/2 Citizenship Studies: Citizenship in action 1 h 45 min

J247/2J247/4J257/2J257/4J250/2J250/8J260/4J260/8

Biology A: Paper 2 (Foundation tier)Biology A: Paper 4 (Higher tier)Biology B: Depth in biology (Foundation)Biology B: Depth in biology (Higher)Combined Science A: Paper 2 (Biology) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 8 (Biology) (Higher)Combined Science B: Combined science (Foundation)Combined Science B: Combined science (Higher)





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of 7

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Monday

21June

Tuesday

22June

Wednesday

23June

Thursday

24June

Friday

25June




J410/11-13

J411/31-39

History A (Explaining the Modern World): British depth study with a study of the historic environmentHistory B (Schools History Project): World history – period study and depth study

1 h 15 min each1 h 45 min each

J250/6J250/12J249/2J249/4J259/2J259/4

Combined Science A: Paper 6 (Physics) (Foundation)Combined Science A: Paper 12 (Physics) (Higher)Physics A: Paper 2 (Foundation tier)Physics A: Paper 4 (Higher tier)Physics B: Depth in physics (Foundation)Physics B: Depth in physics (Higher)

1 h 10 min1 h 10 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min1 h 45 min

J270/3 Citizenship Studies: Our rights, our society, our world 1 h

R021 Health and Social Care: Essential values of care for use with individuals in care settings (CAMNAT)

1 h


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Monday

28June

Tuesday

29June

Wednesday

30June

Thursday

1July

Friday

2July




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