Weekly Work - Grade 12

Work for Vacation 2021

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	Week 1: Types of business entity and sources of finance				Question 1 – 5 from notes and questions	Question 1 – 5 from notes and questions
Accounting	Week 2: Computerised Accounting System				Question 1 – 5 from notes and questions	Question 1 – 5 from notes and questions
Art and Design	Syllabus and Project work (component 1).	Syllabus:		Coursework (component 1) examples:	Students are required to read and understand their syllabus. Students must prepare a coursework theme (component 1). Selection of a theme: Students must do research work (look up and save information) based on a selected artist related to component 1. Selecting an artist based on your theme: Students are required to keep in touch with their respective teachers via whatsapp for more information.
Biology (AS Level)	Topic 6: cell structure and function
Biology (A Level)	Topic 6: cell structure and function
Business Studies (AS Level)
Business Studies (A Level)
Chemistry
Computer Science (AS Level)	5.1 Operation System	Mr Prayag:	• Understanding operating systems • OS tasks • Utility • Library programs		Mr Prayag:	Mr Prayag:
Computer Science (A Level)	5.1 Operation System 5.2 Language Translators	Mr Prayag: Mr Ramjug: Mr Ramjug(Language Translators): Mr Jhangeer:	• Understanding operating systems • OS tasks • Utility • Library programs		Mr Prayag: Mr Ramjug(OS): Mr Ramjug(Translators):	Mr Prayag: Mr Ramjug (OS): Mr Ramjug (Translators):
Design and Textiles
Economics	Reading Materials on Scarcity, Choice, Opportunity Cost, Factors of Production and Division of Labour					The MCQs will be discussed in class during the first week of second term.
English General Paper		Tourism The future of tourism: Ian Yeoman at tedxgroningen Syllabus: Crime and Punishment: Why education, not punishment, is the solution to reducing crime | John lonergan | tedxdublin
Food Studies
French (AS Level)	Paper 2
French (AS Level)	Paper 2	Week 2
French (AS Level)	Paper 3
French (AS Level)	Paper 3
French (A Level)	Paper 2
French (A Level)	Paper 2	Week 2
French (A Level)	Paper 3	Notes:La Pollution Model Essay
French (A Level)	Paper 3
French (A Level)	Paper 4	Petit pays (Présentation) Le mariage de Figaro (Notes) Le mariage de Figaro (Les personnages)
French (A Level)	Paper 4
Hindi					Week 1 Week 2
Hinduism (AS Level)
Hinduism (A Level)
Literature in English
Mathematics (AS Level)
Mathematics (A Level)	Topic Quadratics (a)carry out the process of completing the square for a quadratic polynomial ax^2+bx+c and use this form, e.g. to locate the vertex of the graph of y=ax^2+bx+c or to sketch the graph (b) find the discriminant of a quadratic polynomial ax^2+bx+c and use the discriminant, e.g. to determine the number of real roots of the equation ax^2+bx+c=0 (c) solve quadratic equations and quadratic inequalities, in one unknown			● Explanation ● Worked examples [Book PMHSC]: Pg2-7 Worked example 1-6 ● Worked examples [Book PMHSC]: Pg9-13 Worked example7-11	[Book PMHSC]: Pg4-8 Ex 1.1-1.2 [Book PMHSC]: Pg10-13 Ex1.3-1.4
Physical Education (AS Level)
Physics	Physical quantities
Sociology (AS Level)
Sociology (A Level)		Week 1: Week 2:

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Weekly Work for: Week 3 (13th April 2020 - 19th April 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Introduction			• Explanation Video • Worked examples Videos: Question 8 from notes and questions Question 10 from notes and questions Question 5 from notes and questions Question 6 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF	Question 1 and 9 from Notes and Questions	Question 1 and 9 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Observational Study: Quick Sketches using different media	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework(line drawings/quick sketches)	Explanation and Worked examples Coursework Examples: Top in the world.	To complete a series of sketches based on either human figures in different postures using a variety of drawing and painting media(at least 3 A2 size papers)
Biology (AS Level)	Topic 2: Biological molecules			Introduction to Biological Molecules: Monomers & Polymers | A-level Biology | OCR, AQA, Edexcel	[Book VRC]: Unit B Pg 33-38 MCQs 1-50, Pg 63-66 Structured Qs 1-7
Biology (A Level)	Topic 3: Enzymes Sub topic 3.2: factors affecting enzyme action		Effect of temperature		See section exercises in Tutorial week 3
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.1 What is marketing?			• Explanation • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.1 What is marketing?			• Explanation • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change			• Explanation
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.1.1 Number Representation		• Number systems	• Two’s complement
Computer Science (A Level)	1.2.3 Client and Server side Scripting 1.1.3 Sound	Mr Jhangeer(1.2.3): Mr Ramjug(1.2.3): Mr Prayag(1.1.3): Mrs Ramjug(1.1.3):	• Client and server side processing • Representing sound • Sampling	• Explanation on Javascript • Explanation on sound editing features	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:
Design and Textiles	2.2 Contemporary fashion Textile outlets			Worked Examples		Students to show work to teacher when school resumes
Economics	2 (a) Demand and supply curves		Demand curve-movement and shifts Supply curve-movement and shifts	• Explanation	BOOK PEPYY: N10/12/5, J11/12/5, J13/12/6, J14/12/5, J14/12/6, J15/12/6
English General Paper	Democracy	Essay Comprehension			‘A democratic political system ensures a government no better than we deserve’ Discuss EGP Comprehension: EGP: The advent of Democracy pg 176-177
Food Studies	Protein			● Explanation ● Worked Examples	N 13 4a, b N 19 1, 3d
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3			P2:June 2005 P3: Environnement Il est trop tard pour sauver notre planète. Partagez-vous cet avis ?	P2 P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 - La rue Cases-Nègres :			P2:June 2005 P3: Environnement Il est trop tard pour sauver notre planète. Partagez-vous cet avis ? P4:homework P6: Couronne : Traduction pg 38	P2 P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes P4 P6
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension Essay Literature Short Story	Notes and questions Book Ramphul: बेरोज़गारी की समस्या Adhunik kahani sangrah book Short Story by Jayshankar Parsad	Puruskar Short Story		pg. 30-33 To discuss plight of the unemployed. Identify the main points of the story	P2
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension Essay Literature Short Story	Notes and questions Book Ramphul: बेरोज़गारी की समस्या Adhunik kahani sangrah book Short Story by Jayshankar Parsad	Puruskar Short Story		pg. 30-33 To discuss plight of the unemployed. Identify the main points of the story	P2
Hinduism (AS Level)	• Varnashramadharma And Swadharma (P1 – sec A) (a) Understand concepts (b) Relationship of dharma to the four ashramas and four varnas				ques. Outline the meaning of the term ‘varnashramadharma’.
Hinduism (A Level)	• Varnashramadharma And Swadharma (P1 – sec A) (a) Understand concepts (b) Relationship of dharma to the four ashramas and four varnas				ques. Outline the meaning of the term ‘varnashramadharma’.
Literature in English (AS Level}	Summary and Analysis Chapters 16-19 (Howards En)				Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Summary and Analysis Chapters 16-19 (Howards En)				Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.6 Series Use the expansion of , where n is a positive number		● Binomial Theorem	● Explanation ● Worked Examples	Pg129-134 Ex7.1, Miscellaneous Exercise, Harder Questions & Cambridge Past Exam Questions	Pg 233-234
Mathematics (A Level)	1.6 Series Use the expansion of , where n is a positive number		● Binomial Theorem	● Explanation ● Worked Examples	Pg129-134 Ex7.1, Miscellaneous Exercise, Harder Questions & Cambridge Past Exam Questions
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic: Structure and Function of the heart
Physics	Chapter 5: Forces			• Explanation	CP pg85-88 Q52-69 Pg88 Q70 Pg 77-82 Q7-38 Pg82 Q39,40,41
Sociology (AS Level)	Unit 3 Family 3.1 Perspectives on the role of the family • Functionalist • New Right • Loss of family functions
Sociology (A Level)	Unit 1:The mechanisms through which order is maintained, including power, ideology, force and consensus Unit 3 Family 3.1 Perspectives on the role of the family • Functionalist • New Right • Loss of family functions				• J19P22Q2,

Weekly Work for: Week 4 (20th April 2020 - 26th April 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Introduction	• Notes and questions		• Explanation Video • Worked examples Videos: Question 4 from notes and questions Question 3 from notes and questions Question 2 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF	Question 7 from Notes and Questions	Question 7 from Notes and Questions For any query send an email to mc2020acc@gmail.com. Write your class teacher name as subject.
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)	Topic 2: Properties of water			Properties of water	Addition question
Biology (A Level)	Topic 4: Cell membrane		Cell signalling
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.1 What is marketing?			• Explanation • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.1 What is marketing?			• Explanation • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.1.2 Images		● Representing bitmapped images	● Bitmap terminologies
Computer Science (A Level)	1.4.1 CPU architecture 1.1.4 Video	Mr Jhangeer(1.4.1): Mr Ramjug(1.4.1): Mr Prayag(1.1.4): Mrs Ramjug(1.1.4):	● Basic Von Neumann model ● ALU, CU and registers ● Interlaced & Progressive	• Buses	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:
Design and Textiles	Topic 2.1 : Design principles	notes on elements of designs functional designs		Design of textile products Design of textile products functional design
Economics	2b Price Elasticity of Demand		Price Elasticity of Demand : Explanation and Calculation Explanation and Calculation PED and Total Revenue	Price Elasticity of Demand : Explanation and Calculation: PED and Total Revenue:	Book PEPYY: J12/22/3a, J12/21/3a MCQs
English General Paper	Music	Essay Explanation: Comprehension	Tedxsydney - richard gill - the value of music education		Essay: Discuss the part music plays in public and private life. Comprehension: EGP: Tips for our transformation - Pg 161-164
Food Studies	1.1 Protein			Amino Acid Structure	N 19 1a, b, c
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3			P2: Nov 2005 P3: Alimentation On ne peut plus se nourrir sainement. Discutez	Paper 2:
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 - La rue Cases-Nègres :			P2: Nov 2005 P3: Alimentation On ne peut plus se nourrir sainement. Discutez P4:homework P6: Couronne page 24-25 Section A : « The French way of work » Questions 1 et 2	Paper 2: Paper 4: Paper 6:
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension Essay Translation Short Story – Puruskar	Refer to book Ramphul Employment and unemployment जिसके पास काम नहीं उसका कोई मान नहीं। क्या आप इस कथन से सहमत है ? Past Papers			pg. 39 ex 1,2,3 Plight of the unemployed. Nov 2007 P 5 Describe the character of Madhulika	P2:
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension Essay Translation Short Story – Puruskar	Refer to book Ramphul Employment and unemployment जिसके पास काम नहीं उसका कोई मान नहीं। क्या आप इस कथन से सहमत है ? Past Papers			pg. 39 ex 1,2,3 Plight of the unemployed. Nov 2007 P 5 Describe the character of Madhulika	P2:
Hinduism (AS Level)	Varnashrama Dharma (c) Is it possible or desirable for society to run according to ashramas today? (d) Identify the difference between Varna and Jati.				‘The system of the four ashramas began in a different world from ours so they are difficult to follow in contemporary society.’ Explain difficulties Hindus in contemporary society might have in following one of the ashramas. [10]
Hinduism (A Level)	Varnashrama Dharma (c) Is it possible or desirable for society to run according to ashramas today? (d) Identify the difference between Varna and Jati.				‘The system of the four ashramas began in a different world from ours so they are difficult to follow in contemporary society.’ Explain difficulties Hindus in contemporary society might have in following one of the ashramas. [10]
Literature in English (AS Level}	Summary and Analysis Chapters 20-24 (Howards End) All my Sons				Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Summary and Analysis Chapters 16-19 (Howards En)				Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)			[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (Pg 59-63)	● Explanation ● Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 61 Ex 3.1 Pg 63 Ex 3.2	Pg 243
Mathematics (A Level)	● 1.6 Series recognise arithmetic progressions use the formulae for the nth term and for the sum of the first n terms to solve problems involving arithmetic progressions		● Arithmetic sequence (1/2) ● Arithmetic sequence (2/2)	● Explanation ● Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 139 Ex8.1
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic: Structure and Function of the heart
Physics	Force			• Explanation	CP MCQ pg 90-94 Q76-94 Pg 97-102 Q103-124 Long Qs 95-97 128 - 134
Sociology (AS Level)	1.1 The process of Learning Socialisation Types and agencies of socialisation Theories of Socialisation Unit 3 Family Perspective of Family Marxist Neo Marxis Feminist Radical Marxist Liberal				Questions provided by the teacher
Sociology (A Level)	Unit 1:social class, gender, ethnicity and age as elements in the construction of social identity. Unit 3 Family Perspective of Family Marxist Neo Marxis Feminist Radical Marxist Liberal			Explanation:	N19 P21 Q3 Questions provided by the teacher

Weekly Work for: Week 5 (27th April 2020 - 3rd May 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Admission, Retirement, and changes in partnership agreement	• Notes and questions		• Admission Explanation Video • Admission Worked examples Videos: Question 19 from notes and questions Question 28 from notes and questions Question 30 from notes and questions Question 5 from notes and questions Question 13 from notes and questions Question 21 from notes and questions Question 4 from notes and questions Question 3 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF	Question 6, 7, 10, 15 and 17 from Notes and Questions	Question 6, 7, 10, 15 and 17 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)	Topic 3: Enzyme			Enzymes (Updated)
Biology (A Level)	Topic 4: Cell membranes and transport Sub topic: 4.1 Movement of substances into and out of cells		Diffusion and Osmosis
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.2 Market research			• Explanation • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.2 Market research			• Explanation • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change			• Explanation
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.1.3 Sound
Computer Science (A Level)	1.4.2 The fetch-execute cycle 1.1.5 Compression techniques	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:			Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:
Design and Textiles	2.1 Design Principles		historical resources cultural heritage Cad designs importance of ComputerAided Design in Fashion Industry
Economics	(b) Income elasticity of demand and Cross elasticity of demand	Explanation on cross elasticity of demand Explanation on income elasticity of demand		Explanation:	BOOK PEPYY: J12/22/3a, J14/22/3a,
English General Paper	Poverty	Essay Explanation: Comprehension Explanation		Model Essay	Essay: ‘The problem of poverty is not easy to keep pace with.’ Discuss Comprehension
Food Studies	1a. Protein Denaturation & Enzymes				N13 4c
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3		Paper 2:	P2: June 2006 P3: Le travail et le chômage : L’attitude des gens envers le travail est souvent négative comment expliquez-vous cela ?	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 - La rue Cases-Nègres :		Paper 2:	P2: June 2006 P3: Le travail et le chômage : L’attitude des gens envers le travail est souvent négative comment expliquez-vous cela ? P6: Couronne : pg 26 section B	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes Paper 6 :
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension Essay Drama	Refer to book Ramphul Environment पेड़-पौधों को लगाना वातावरण को स्वच्छ बनाना है । Adhe adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Pg 39 ex 4(a)-(e) Importance of afforestation. List all the flaws of Savitri in the drama	Paper 2: Paper 4 :
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension Essay Drama	Refer to book Ramphul Environment पेड़-पौधों को लगाना वातावरण को स्वच्छ बनाना है । Adhe adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Pg 39 ex 4(a)-(e) Importance of afforestation. List all the flaws of Savitri in the drama	Paper 2: Paper 4 :
Hinduism (AS Level)	5. Varnashrama Dharma (e) How far varna should determine dharma in the modern age? (f) Swahdarma (personal dharma or duty)				‘The duty of each individual should always be determined by varna.’Explain how it might be difficult to follow this law in modern society? [10]
Hinduism (A Level)	5. Varnashrama Dharma (e) How far varna should determine dharma in the modern age? (f) Swahdarma (personal dharma or duty)				‘The duty of each individual should always be determined by varna.’Explain how it might be difficult to follow this law in modern society? [10]
Literature in English (AS Level}	Summary and Analysis Chapters 25-29 (Howards End)				Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Summary and Analysis Chapters 25-29 (Howards End)				Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	Coordinate Geometry (Parallel & Perpendicular lines, Angle of slope & Angle between lines)		[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (Pg 64-69)	Explanation Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 66-67 Ex 3.3 No. 1-10 Pg 69-70 Ex 3.4 No. 1-7	Pg 243
Mathematics (A Level)	1.6 Series • recognise geometric progressions • use the formulae for the nth term and for the sum of the first n terms to solve problems involving geometric progressions • use the condition for the convergence of a geometric progression, and the formula for the sum to infinity of a convergent geometric progression	● Notes and questions	Geometric sequence (1/2) Geometric sequence (2/2)	● Explanation Sum of infinite geometric series Worked examples Convergent geometric series	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 139 – 153 Ex8.1 - 8.2, Miscellaneous Exercise, Harder Questions & Cambridge Past Exam Questions
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic: Function of the vascular system
Physics	Motion in a circle			• Explanation	CP pg 125 Q1-6
Sociology (AS Level)	• Introduction to Socialisation • Perspectives on Family (Postmodernists)				J16P22Q1, J18P13Q3
Sociology (A Level)	Unit 2: Methods of research Unit 3 Family Perspective of Family Marxist Neo Marxis Feminist Radical Marxist Liberal			Explanation:	N19 P22 Q1(a) (b)

Weekly Work for: Week 6 (4th May 2020 - 10th May 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Admission, Retirement, and changes in partnership agreement	• Notes and questions		• Retirement Explanation Video • Retirement Worked examples Videos: Question 16 from notes and questions Question 12 from notes and questions Question 23 from notes and questions Question 18 from notes and questions Question 26 from notes and questions Question 20 from notes and questions Question 25 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF	Question 24, 27 and 29 from Notes and Questions	Question 24, 27 and 29 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)	Cell membrane			Cell Membrane Structure and Function)	Additional Exercises Book VRC]: Unit D Pg 107-114 MCQs 1-50, Pg 126-130 Structured Qs 1-7
Biology (A Level)	Topic 5: The mitotic cell cycle 5.1 Replication and division of nuclei and cells		Replication of DNA Structure of chromosome
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.3 Marketing mix			• Explanation • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.3 Marketing mix			• Explanation • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1Enthalpy change			• Explanation
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.1.4 Video
Computer Science (A Level)	1.4.3 The processor’s instruction set 1.7.1 Ethics and computing professional	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:			Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:
Design and Textiles	Designing to specification
Economics	2c Price Elasticity of Supply (PES)	Explanation of PES and its Determinants	Explanation of PES and its Determinants	Explanation:	Book PEPYY M16/22/3, N08/22/1 MCQ
English General Paper	War, conflicts and terrorism	Essay Explanation: Data Explanation:		Model Essay	Essay Comprehension
Food Studies	Digestion and Absorption Protein Digestion and Absorptio		Protein Digestion	Digesting food The GI tract and digestion	N10 3
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3	Paper 2 Paper 3		Paper 3	P2: Nov 2006 P3: Le développement social et économique Le tourisme est-il vraiment bénéfique aux pays du Sud ?	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6	Paper 2 Paper 3 Paper 4		Paper 3:	P2: Nov 2006 P3: Le développement social et économique Le tourisme est-il vraiment bénéfique aux pays du Sud ? P4: Faites une analyse du personnage de Rosine P6: Couronne : pg 27 section A Exercices 1 et 2	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes Paper 4 : Paper 6 :
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension Essay Drama	Refer to book Ramphul Environment पेड़-पौधों को लगाना वातावरण को स्वच्छ बनाना है । Adhe adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Pg 39 ex 4(a)-(e) Importance of afforestation. List all the flaws of Savitri in the drama	Paper 2: Paper 4 :
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension Essay Drama	Refer to book Ramphul Environment पेड़-पौधों को लगाना वातावरण को स्वच्छ बनाना है । Adhe adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Pg 39 ex 4(a)-(e) Importance of afforestation. List all the flaws of Savitri in the drama	Paper 2: Paper 4 :
Hinduism (AS Level)	5. Varnashrama Dharma g) Understand that swadharma is dependent on varna and ashrama and on personal circumstances also h). Dharmic contradictions and requirements during different times				‘Dharma might be conflicting sometimes and might put Modern Hindus in dilemmas? ‘Explain how this issue might be tackled by modern Hindus [10]
Hinduism (A Level)	5. Varnashrama Dharma g) Understand that swadharma is dependent on varna and ashrama and on personal circumstances also h). Dharmic contradictions and requirements during different times				‘Dharma might be conflicting sometimes and might put Modern Hindus in dilemmas? ‘Explain how this issue might be tackled by modern Hindus [10]
Literature in English (AS Level}	Summary and Analysis Chapters 30-35 (Howards End)				Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Summary and Analysis Chapters 30-35 (Howards End)				Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.3 & 1.4: Equation of circle and Circular Measure		[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (Pg 83-85)	Explanation Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 73 Ex 3.5 No. (1-7) Pg 86 Ex 4.1 No. (1-6)	Pg 244 & 246
Mathematics (A Level)	.7 Differentiation apply differentiation to tangents and normals	Tangent Normal		Tangent Normal	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 150 Ex 8.3.	Paper 2:
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic: Structure and function of the respiratory system
Physics	Work Energy Power (Work)			• Explanation	CP Pg 107 Q1-4 Pg 108 Q 5-26
Sociology (AS Level)	P1 – Socialization • The role of agencies of socialization (Primary) P2 – Family • The loss of functions of family	P1: P2:			P1 • J09P1Q1 P2 • J13P33Q2(b
Sociology (A Level)	Unit 2: Secondary Sources Family – The loss of functions of family			Explanation:	J 17 P22 Q3 J13P33Q2(b

Weekly Work for: Week 7 (11th May 2020 - 17th May 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting					Consolidation work on Partnership Introduction, Partnership Admission and Retirement	Consolidation work on Partnership Introduction, Partnership Admission and Retirement
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)
Biology (A Level)
Business Studies (AS Level)
Business Studies (A Level)
Chemistry
Computer Science (AS Level)
Computer Science (A Level)
Design and Textiles	Revision
Economics (AS Level)	Revision Exercises- Demand and supply and elasticities
Economics (A Level)	Revision Exercises- Demand and supply and elasticities
English General Paper	Consolidation Work				Consolidation work
Food Studies	Revision
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3				Paper 2 Paper 3	Paper 2: Paper 3:
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6				Paper 2 Paper 3 Paper 4: Le Barbier de Séville : farce ou drame comique ? La Rue Cases-Nègres Paper 6	Paper 2: Paper 3: Paper 4: Le Barbier de Séville La Rue Cases-Nègres Paper 6 :
Hindi (AS Level)					Revision work Tutorial 1 Tutorial 2
Hindi (A Level)					Revision work Tutorial 1 Tutorial 2
Hinduism (AS Level)	Topic:Varnashrama Dharma				Revision Lower six
Hinduism (A Level)	Topic:Varnashrama Dharma				Revision Lower six
Literature in English (AS Level)	Revision questions				Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Revision questions				Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)
Mathematics (A Level)
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic : Revision
Physics
Sociology (AS Level)
Sociology (A Level)

Weekly Work for: Week 8 (18th May 2020 - 24th May 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Admission, Retirement, and changes in partnership agreement	• Notes and questions		• Admission Worked examples Videos: Question 1 from notes and questions • Changes in between examples Videos: Question 2 from notes and questions Question 8 from notes and questions Question 9 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF	Question 11, 14 and 22 from Notes and Questions	Question 11, 14 and 22 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)	Mitosis and cell cycle			Mitosis	Book VRC]: Unit E Pg 141-148 MCQs 1-50, Pg 155-159 Structured Qs 1-8 Additional work
Biology (A Level)	Topic 5: The mitotic cell cycle 5.1 Replication and division of nuclei and cells		Replication of DNA Replication of DNA Structure of chromosome Structure of chromosome
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.3.5 Price			• Explanation • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.3.5 Price			• Explanation • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1Enthalpy change			• Explanation
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.1.5 Compression Techniques
Computer Science (A Level)	1.4.4 Assembly Language 1.7.2 Ownership of Software and Data	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Assembly language Two pass assembler Trace assembly language program Copyright and Patent Act Shareware		Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:	Mr Jhangeer: Mr Ramjug: Mr Prayag: Mrs Ramjug:
Design and Textiles	Designing to specification	estimating amounts safety specification costing	Safety in textiles Estimations of textile materials for tasks
Economics	2 (e) Market equilibrium and disequilibrium			Explanation	Book PEPYY: Nov2006/2/1, J2014/22/2a
English General Paper	Unemployment	Essay Explanation		Model Essay	Comprehension Essay
Food Studies	1.1 Protein Energy Malnutrition Defective Absorption				N18 1a N15 2b, e, f N12 4c
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3	Paper 3			P2:May/June 2007 P3: La vie quotidienne : Quelle est l’importance de l’amitié dans la vie des individus?	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2 Essay Writing - Paper 3 Text - Paper 4 Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6	Paper 3 Paper 4			P2:May/June 2007 P3: La vie quotidienne : Quelle est l’importance de l’amitié dans la vie des individus? P6: Couronne- page 29 Section 2 numéro 3.	Paper 2: Paper 3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes Paper 6 :
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension Translation Essay Drama	Past exam paper 2004 Employment and unemployment किस क्षेत्र में बहुत लोगों को नौकरी दी जा सकती है । Past Exam Papers Adhe Adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Nov 2004 ex 1-3 Areas of high employment. Nov 2008 P5 Describe the character of Singhania	Paper 2: Paper 5 :
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension Translation Essay Drama	Past exam paper 2004 Employment and unemployment किस क्षेत्र में बहुत लोगों को नौकरी दी जा सकती है । Past Exam Papers Adhe Adhure by Mohan Rakesh			Nov 2004 ex 1-3 Areas of high employment. Nov 2008 P5 Describe the character of Singhania	Paper 2: Paper 5 :
Hinduism (AS Level)	6. Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) a)Maya as illusion and illusory nature of apparent universe b)Maya as positive and negative				Define the term ‘maya.’[5]
Hinduism (A Level)	6. Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) a)Maya as illusion and illusory nature of apparent universe b)Maya as positive and negative				Define the term ‘maya.’[5]
Literature in English (AS Level}	Critical material for Howards End				Refer to list of questions sent last week.
Literature in English (A Level)	Critical material for Howards End				Refer to list of questions sent last week.
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.5. Trigonometry	● Notes and questions [Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (98-105)		Explanation Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 100 Ex 5.1 No. (1-10) Pg 105-106 Ex 5.2 No. (1-8)
Mathematics (A Level)	1.7 Differentiation apply differentiation to increasing and decreasing functions	● Notes and questions		● Explanation ● Worked examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 166 Ex 8.5.
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic : Structure and Function of Respiratory system
Physics	Work energy and Power			• Explanation	CP pg 111 Q27-63 Pg 117 Q64,65,66,68,69 Pg 120 Q70-91
Sociology (AS Level)	P1 – Socialization P2 – Family –	P1: P2:			P1 • N12P12Q1 P2 • J18P13Q3
Sociology (A Level)	Family: Family & Social Policy Quantitative Research: Questionnaires				N13P31Q1 N19 P21 Q1,

Weekly Work for: Week 9 (25th May 2020 - 31st May 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Dissolution	• Notes and questions		• Explanation Video • Worked example Videos: Question 5 from notes and questions Question 2 from notes and questions Question 1 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF: Question 5, 2 and 1 from Notes and questions	Question 3 from Notes and Questions	Question 3 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Observational Study: Media Experiments	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	Close-up studies using a variety of media and surfaces that suits their interest. Students should also annotate their work to outline their choice of media used, technique, characteristics of the process and the effect they give. Some examples of the artist’s work can influence inspire and inform media experimentation.
Biology (AS Level)	Mitosis and cell cycle			Mutations (Updated)	Additional question
Biology (A Level)	Topic 5: The mitotic cell cycle 5.1 Replication and division of nuclei and cells			Mitotic cycle	Homework work example
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.3.7 Promotion	(Important)	(Additional)	• Explanation (Important) • Worked examples
Business Studies (A Level)	3.3.7 Promotion	(Important)	(Additional)	• Explanation (Important) • Worked examples
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.2.1 Networks
Computer Science (A Level)	1.6.1 Data Security	Mr Jhangeer Mr Ramjug			Mr Jhangeer Mr Ramjug	Mr Jhangeer Mr Ramjug
	1.8.1 Database Management System	Mrs Ramjug Mr Prayag			Mrs Ramjug Mr Prayag	Mrs Ramjug Mr Prayag
Design and Textiles	Product design and development	research product development prototype	design and product development aestetic and technological requirements of products market research
Economics	2 (f) Consumer and Producer Surplus	Explanation		Explanation	MCQ PEP N12P23Q2a J10P22Q4a
English General Paper	Law and order	Essay Explanation Vocabulary			Essay: ‘Good law and order in society is the key to success’. How far do you agree? Vocabulary
Food Studies	2.2 Nutrition				N 15 7a,b, d N 19 3e, f
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2				June 2008
	Essay Writing - Paper 3				Il est trop tard pour sauver notre planète. Partagez-vous cet avis?	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2				June 2008
	Essay Writing - Paper 3				Il est trop tard pour sauver notre planète. Partagez-vous cet avis?	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
	Text - Paper 4				Analysez le personnage de Bartholo.
	Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6				Couronne: page 33-34 No 7 section A Lisez le passage et répondez aux questions 1 et 2.
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension	Nov 04 ex 4.5			Nov 2004 No. 4 (a) - (e)
	Essay	आज के युग में वनों का क्या महत्व है और इसकी देख-रेख के लिए क्या किया जा रहा है ?			Importance of afforestation.
	Literature Short Story	Namak ka daroga by Munshi Premchand			Write on the aim of the story – Namak ka daroga
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension	Nov 04 ex 4.5			Nov 2004 No. 4 (a) - (e)
	Essay	आज के युग में वनों का क्या महत्व है और इसकी देख-रेख के लिए क्या किया जा रहा है ?			Importance of afforestation.
	Literature Short Story	Namak ka daroga by Munshi Premchand			Write on the aim of the story – Namak ka daroga
Hinduism (AS Level)	6. Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) c)Maya as an obstacle to achieve moksha d)Meaning of the term moksha				‘Explain why it is difficult to attain moksha ?’[5]
Hinduism (A Level)	6. Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) c)Maya as an obstacle to achieve moksha d)Meaning of the term moksha				‘Explain why it is difficult to attain moksha ?’[5]
Literature in English (AS Level}	Symbolism of the house in Howards End and critical tools.			While watching the video, reflect on the following questions: a) How are the two families juxtaposed in the novel? b) What did you learn about the novel in the video?	Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	Symbolism of the house in Howards End and critical tools.			While watching the video, reflect on the following questions: a) How are the two families juxtaposed in the novel? b) What did you learn about the novel in the video?	Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.5. Trigonometry		[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (106-111)	Explanation Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 108-109 Ex 5.3 No. (1-10) Pg 111-112 Ex 5.4 No. (1-10)	Pg 249-250
Mathematics (A Level)	1.7 Differentiation apply differentiation to rates of change (including connected rates of change)	● Notes and questions		● Explanation ● Worked examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 171 Ex 8.7.
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic : Structure and Function of Respiratory system
Physics	Gravitation			• Explanation (upto 5mins)	CP pg 128-129 Q1-5 CP pg 131-133 Q 8-12
Sociology (AS Level)	P1 – Socialization				• J10P11Q1
	P2 – Family –				• N18P12Q1(b)
Sociology (A Level)	Family: Family & Households – Overall explanation (Main Points)				• N18P12Q1(b)
	Quantitative Research: Structured Interviews				N19 P21 Q1(a), N18 P23 Q3

Weekly Work for: Week 10 (1st June 2020 - 7th June 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Dissolution			Explanation Video Worked example Videos: Question 6 from notes and questions Question 7 from notes and questions Worked examples PDF: Question 6 and 7 from Notes and questions	Question 4 and 8 from Notes and Questions
Art and Design	Reflection on work( Reviewing and refining ideas as work develops)	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration		Self-assessment on work completed and complete 3 thumbnail sketches of possible final outcome compositions 1. Students review their own work, identify their strengths in terms of media and process and consider ideas for a final outcome. Students can share with their friends and discuss on problems they foresee. 2. Students review their friends work to identify areas that they have worked well and that could be developed further. 3. Annotate ideas and reflections making links to artist’s research of possible final outcome.
Biology (AS Level)	Mitosis and cell cycle			Mutations	Additional question
Biology (A Level)	Topic 5: The mitotic cell cycle				Work Example Additional question
Business Studies (AS Level)	3.3.8 Place
Business Studies (A Level)	3.3.8 Place			Explanation Work Example
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.2.2 IP Addressing
Computer Science (A Level)	1.8.2 Relational Database Modelling	Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug			Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug	Important: Fill this weekly evaluation form! Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug
	1.6.2 Data Integrity	Mr Ramjug Mr Jhangeer			Mr Ramjug Mr Jhangeer	Important: Fill this weekly evaluation form! Mr Ramjug Mr Jhangeer
Design and Textiles	Use of Ict in textile industry		Cad designs Importance of ComputerAided Design in Fashion Industry
Economics	A Level- The price system and the micro economy 2a-Law of diminishing marginal utility				Book PEPYY: Nov2012/42/2a, N2013/42/2a
English General Paper	Love and Marriage	Love and Marriage (vocabulary)			Comprehension : Sparked by some kind of genius
Food Studies	Nutrition
French (AS level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2				Nov 2008
	Essay Writing - Paper 3				L’environnement : Technologie et écologie ne peuvent coexister. Est-ce vrai ?	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2				Nov 2008
Essay Writing - Paper 3					L’environnement : Technologie et écologie ne peuvent coexister. Est-ce vrai ?	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
	Text - Paper 4
	Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6				Couronne- Page 35 section 2
Hindi	Comprehension Essay	Past exam paper पहनावे में परिवर्तन के परिणाम			Nov 05 ex 1,2,3 Changes in our way of dressing/ fashion
Hinduism	Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) e)Understand how moksha is understood by different Hindu traditions f)know about the different paths leading to moksha				Assess the belief that a particular path among various ones is the best which leads to moksha. [15]
Literature in English	Summary of characters			While watching the video, reflect on the following question: - How does Arthur Miller use the past and present to incredible dramatic effect in All My Sons?	Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.5. Trigonometry	[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (113-116)			Book PMHSC]: Pg 117 Ex 5.5 No. (1-10)	Pg 250
Mathematics (A Level)	1.7 Differentiation locate stationary points, and use information about stationary points in sketching graphs (the ability to distinguish between maximum points and minimum points is required, but identification of points of inflexion is not included).				[Book PMHSC]: Pg 163 Ex 8.4
Physical Education	Topic : Revision
Physics	Gravitation (final part)				CP Gravitation pg133 Q 15,17,18,19,20,21,24
Sociology (AS Level)	P1 – Socialization (Primary Agent)				J14P22Q1
	P2 – Family –				J16P13Q2
Sociology (A Level)	Family & Households – Overall explanation (Part 2)				J16P13Q2
	Qualitative research methods: Unstructured interviews, semi-structured interviews and group interviews.				J12 p22 Q1

Weekly Work for: Week 11 (08th June 2020 - 14th June 2020)

Subject	Topic	Notes	Online Resources (available in PoWs)	New Resources	Homework	Solution
Accounting	1.4.3 Partnership Dissolution				MCQs Partnership Introduction, Admission, Retirement and Dissolution	MCQs Partnership Introduction, Admission, Retirement and Dissolution
Art and Design	Creation of a final work (Part 1)	Refer To Reference book	This site will help students to have an overview of coursework At this point, students will be following a variety of interests, process and using a range of media. Students should make maximum use of these links to have an understanding of creative use of appropriate media that suit their interest. They should also refer back to artists for inspiration	Explanation and Worked examples Mistakes by students	1. Students should select the most successful composition option from the 3 thumbnail sketches. 2. Develop the composition into a final outcome using ideas, media and process from the previous weeks to inform their work. . 3. Adaption and change should be done as work progresses and add annotation and reflect on any changes during the process.
Biology (AS Level)	Genetic control – nucleic acids			Nucleic acids - DNA and RNA structure	Additional question [Book VRC]: Unit F Pg 165-171 MCQs 1-50
Biology (A Level)	Topic 6: Nucleic acids and protein synthesis 6.2 DNA replication				Work example Additional question
Business Studies (AS Level)	2.1 Management Functions	(Important)	(Important)	• Explanation (Important) • Worked examples(Important)
Business Studies (A Level)	2.1 Management Functions	(Important)	(Important)	• Explanation (Important) • Worked examples(Important)
Chemistry	5.1 Enthalpy change
Computer Science (AS Level)	1.2.3 Client and Server side scripting
Computer Science (A Level)	Revision 1.4 and 1.6
	1.8.3 Data Definition	Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug			Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug	Mr Prayag Mrs Ramjug
Design and Textiles	Creative techniques Part 1			embroidery hand embroidery techniques		To send pictures on Whatapps group and to have a small presentation on respective techniques during online class
Economics	2c - Short-run and Long-run production function
English General Paper	Globalisation	Essay Explanation			Vocabulary Essay
Food Studies	Meat
French (AS Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2
	Essay Writing - Paper 3				See the question in the same document as notes.	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
French (A Level)	Reading and Writing - Comprehension – Paper 2
	Essay Writing - Paper 3				See the question in the same document as notes.	P3: The main points and the plan are already available in the notes
	Text - Paper 4				Analysez le rôle de Rosine dans les deux scènes.
	Transfer of Meaning - Paper 6
Hindi (AS Level)	Comprehension	Nov 05			Nov 2005 No. 1 - 5
	Essay	Nov 07 No. 2 शाकाहारी भोजन और स्वस्थ जीवन में गहरा सम्बन्ध है ।			Essay writing: Food and drink
	Drama	Adhe Adhure			Analyse the character of Mahendranath in the Adhe Adhure drama
	Short Story	Namak ka Daroga			What is the aim of the story – write in presenting a character like Munshi Vanshidhar in ‘Namak ka Daroga’ short story
Hindi (A Level)	Comprehension	Nov 05			Nov 2005 No. 1 - 5
	Essay	Nov 07 No. 2 शाकाहारी भोजन और स्वस्थ जीवन में गहरा सम्बन्ध है ।			Essay writing: Food and drink
	Drama	Adhe Adhure			Analyse the character of Mahendranath in the Adhe Adhure drama
	Short Story	Namak ka Daroga			What is the aim of the story – write in presenting a character like Munshi Vanshidhar in ‘Namak ka Daroga’ short story
Hinduism (AS Level)	The nature and significance of the Epics- Mahabharata and Ramayana (p2-Sec B) Describe some of the main events in each text				‘Outline the importance of the epics which remains in hearts of so many Hindus. [5]
Hinduism (A Level)	Maya and Moksha (P1-Sec B) Revision work				‘How does maya influence our spiritual quest?[15]
Literature in English (AS Level}	All my sons and Howards End			- - What did you learn about literary criticism? - Why are literary terms important? - Reflect on how what you learned in this video can help you improve your answers for literature.	Refer to document on google drive
Literature in English (A Level)	All my sons and Howards End			- - What did you learn about literary criticism? - Why are literary terms important? - Reflect on how what you learned in this video can help you improve your answers for literature.	Refer to document on google drive
Mathematics (AS Level)	1.6 Series		[Book PMHSC]: To study notes & worked examples (124-126)	Explanation Worked Examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 126-127 Ex 6.1 No. (1-15)	Pg 254
Mathematics (A Level)	1.7 Differentiation Work out problems on maxima and minima	● Notes and questions		● Explanation ● Worked examples	[Book PMHSC]: Pg 168 Ex 8.6
Physical Education (AS Level)	Topic : Acquiring, developing and performing movement skills
Physics	Deformation				CP Pg 133 MCQ 1-4,6,7,9-20 Structured Q41-47
Sociology (AS Level)	P1 – Socialization (Agencies of socialization- Part 2)				• N19P22Q1(c)
	P2 – Family –				• N17P22Q1
Sociology (A Level)	Family: Family Diversity (Part 1)				• N17P22Q1
	Participant and Non- Participant Observation				J18 P22 Q1