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GCSE Science for AQA - Additional Science Student Book
GCSE Science for AQA - Additional Science Student Book

By Ken Gadd, Mary Jones

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This student textbook provides material to prepare students for GCSE Science. Topics are split into low, mid and high demand sections to aid understanding and progression.

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GCSE Science for AQA - Additional Science Teacher Pack and CD-Rom
GCSE Science for AQA - Biology, Chemistry, Physics Student Book
Chemistry Bath Science 16 19
Chemistry University of Bath Science Bath Science 16 19
Twenty First Century Science: GCSE Additional Applied Science Module 3 Textbook: Scientific detection
Twenty First Century Science: GCSE Additional Applied Science Module 4 Textbook: Harnessing Chemicals
Applied Science
Applied Science

By Ken Gadd

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GCSE Applied Science Double Award
Edexcel Applied Science GCSE
Edexcel Applied Science GCSE

By Ken Gadd

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This series features full colour student resources precisely matching the GCSE Double Award specifications and encapsulating the distinctive teaching and learning styles of this qualification. High...

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