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Can students study a single separate science (i.e. only Biology, Chemistry or Physics)?

	All KS4 students (year 10 & 11, aged 14-16) are required to cover the PoS for science which is covered in the ‘core’ science GCSE. A single science subject, other than GCSE science itself, will not do this. However, it can be studied in conjunction with the single ‘core’ science, or by a student over the age of 16.
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Date published:	29/08/2007	Related category(ies):	FAQs ;
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Can students study a single separate science (i.e. only Biology, Chemistry or Physics)?

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