Year 13 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to National Curriculum Attainment Targets
23 subjects · 131 units · 787 topics
Ages 17-18
Accounting
This Year 13 Accounting programme builds upon foundational financial principles to develop advanced analytical and evaluative skills. Students will explore complex financial accounting, management accounting, and ethical considerations within modern business environments. The curriculum prepares learners for higher education and professional accounting pathways by applying theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios.
Biology
This Year 13 Biology curriculum builds upon foundational concepts to explore complex biological systems, genetics, and evolution. Designed for advanced students, it prepares them for higher education by emphasising analytical skills, practical investigations, and critical evaluation of biological data.
Biology
This course explores the intricate mechanisms of life from the molecular level to global ecosystems. Students investigate advanced physiological processes, the nuances of genetic inheritance, and the critical role of biotechnology in modern medicine and conservation.
Business
This Year 13 Business curriculum builds upon foundational concepts to explore strategic decision-making, global markets, and change management. Students will analyse complex business scenarios, evaluate strategic options, and understand the impact of external environments on corporate performance.
Chemistry
Year 13 Chemistry builds upon foundational principles to explore advanced physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry. Students will develop rigorous analytical skills, evaluate complex reaction mechanisms, and apply quantitative methods to solve chemical problems in preparation for higher education.
Chemistry
A rigorous exploration of physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry for senior students. This course bridges the gap between foundational concepts and university level chemistry through mathematical modeling and complex structural analysis.
Criminology
This Year 13 Criminology curriculum explores the complex journey from the crime scene to the courtroom, alongside a critical evaluation of the criminal justice system. Students will analyse investigative techniques, the trial process, and the effectiveness of various forms of punishment and social control in modern Britain.
Economics
An in depth exploration of market failures, firm behavior, and macroeconomic management. Students analyze complex trade-offs and evaluate government interventions in both domestic and international contexts.
English
A comprehensive A Level course focusing on the deep interrogation of canonical and contemporary texts alongside sophisticated linguistic study. Students develop critical autonomy by synthesizing complex literary theories and evaluating the evolution of the English language across diverse contexts.
Environmental Science
This Year 13 Environmental Science programme builds upon foundational ecological principles to explore complex global environmental challenges. Students will analyse human impacts on the Earth's systems and evaluate sustainable strategies for resource management and conservation.
Film Studies
This Year 13 Film Studies curriculum provides an advanced, critical exploration of global cinema, historical movements, and contemporary digital landscapes. Students will rigorously analyse film form, spectatorship, and ideology, preparing them for higher education and the modern media industry.
Geography
An advanced exploration of the interconnected physical and human processes shaping our world. Students analyze complex feedback loops in Earth systems while evaluating the socio-economic challenges of a globalized society.
Geology
This Year 13 Geology curriculum explores the complex history of our planet, the extraction of Earth's resources, and the management of geological hazards. Students will critically evaluate the intersection of geological processes and human society, preparing them for advanced study or careers in the geosciences.
History
Key Stage 5 A-Level History Year 13: an intensive study of Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992, the British Empire's evolution, and independent historical enquiry, focusing on synoptic understanding and high-level historiographical debate.
Law
This Year 13 Law curriculum provides an in-depth exploration of the English legal system, focusing on criminal law, tort law, and human rights. Students will critically analyse legal principles, evaluate case precedents, and apply statutory interpretation to complex scenarios. The course prepares students for higher education and fosters a robust understanding of justice and legal frameworks in the UK.
Mathematics
A comprehensive study of advanced calculus, complex structures, and statistical modeling. This course prepares students for university level mathematics by bridging the gap between procedural fluency and abstract theoretical proof.
Media Studies
This Year 13 Media Studies curriculum provides an advanced exploration of the media's role in contemporary society, focusing on complex theoretical frameworks. Students will critically analyse media language, representation, industries, and audiences across various platforms, preparing them for higher education and industry practice.
Philosophy
This Year 13 Philosophy curriculum explores profound questions concerning the Metaphysics of God and the Metaphysics of Mind, aligning with the national A-Level framework. Students will critically evaluate complex arguments regarding divine attributes, the existence of God, and the fundamental nature of consciousness, fostering rigorous analytical skills and logical reasoning.
Physics
Year 13 Physics builds upon foundational concepts to explore advanced phenomena, preparing students for higher education and STEM careers. The curriculum delves into fields, nuclear physics, and thermodynamics, fostering rigorous analytical and practical skills.
Physics
A comprehensive exploration of high level physical laws governing the universe from subatomic particles to galactic structures. Students develop mathematical modeling skills and experimental techniques to solve complex engineering and theoretical problems.
Politics
This Year 13 Politics curriculum provides an in-depth exploration of global politics, political ideologies, and the comparative government of the UK and the US. Students will critically analyse complex political systems, evaluate the impact of core ideologies, and engage with contemporary global issues to prepare for their A-Level examinations and active citizenship.
Psychology
This Year 13 Psychology curriculum builds upon foundational concepts to explore complex human behaviours and psychological disorders. Students will critically evaluate major psychological debates, delve into biopsychology, and apply theoretical frameworks to real-world scenarios such as forensic psychology and mental health.
Sociology
This Year 13 Sociology curriculum explores complex social structures, inequalities, and contemporary debates within British society and globally. Students will critically analyse sociological theories, evaluate research methods, and apply their understanding to topics such as crime, deviance, and belief systems.