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Organisation – enzymes, digestion, circulatory system, plant transport. Infection & response – pathogens, immunity, vaccination, drugs. Bioenergetics – photosynthesis & respiration. Homeostasis & response – nervous & endocrine control, hormones. Inheritance, variation & evolution – DNA, genetics, natural selection. Ecology – ecosystems, cycles, biodiversity. Required practicals – methods, variables, results, evaluation.  \nBBMA How to revise for …  \nTop Tips:  \nGood attendance is key – every lesson builds your skills and knowledge for both coursework and the final exam. By February, you’ll have completed 60% of your grade, so meet all deadlines and aim for quality. From February on, focus shifts to exam content. Use the NCFE specification to track your revision and don’t just read – practise applying your knowledge to exam-style questions. Target tricky areas from mocks and topic tests, and make sure you understand key business terms and command words like “analyse” and “evaluate.”  \nUseful Links:  \nLinks and resources are available in google classroom. This revision guide would be useful:  \nWhat should I revise? Use the NCFE specification to guide your revision, focusing on key areas like types of business, aims and objectives, marketing, finance, and external influences. 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