You will expected to learn the fundamental principles and develop your skills in applying this knowledge in novel contexts. This involves note-taking, practical investigations and practising exam questions, including essays. The components of the A Level Biology courses are: • Biological molecules. • Cells. • Organisms exchange substances with their environment. • Genetic information, variation and relationships between organisms. • Energy transfer in and between organisms. • Organisms respond to change in their internal and external environments. • Genetics, populations, evolution and ecosystems. • The control of gene expression. The course will cover practical components that will come in the form of 12 practical activities that will need to be undertaken by students in class.