Chemistry

May 2010 Welcome to the Chemistry section of the web site

Chemistry has seven members of staff and is part of the Science faculty. The Principal Teacher Curriculum is Mrs Breakenridge.

 
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Mrs B Currie
Miss J Martin (PT PS) 
Mrs A Gibbard
Mrs C Campbell

 

     

WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY CHEMISTRY

The world of Chemistry is something you already know quite a lot about. We all do, because Chemistry is all around us. Everything, from the air we breathe to the earth underfoot, is made of chemicals. Chemists have learned to use chemicals found in nature to manufacture a vast array of products, from nylon to aspirin to glue. They use nature’s basic ingredients, combining them in new ways to make products we want and need.

We live in an age of Chemistry-based technology. Chemistry is a very important subject for any career in Science, and some knowledge of the subject is required in most branches of Science and Technology. Chemistry also provides the basis for many key areas of study such as medicine, agriculture, geology, food technology, chemical engineering, textile technology and materials science. Chemistry is required for most laboratory work, both in hospitals and industry.

Chemistry occupies a central position in the Sciences and it can be taken along with Physics or Biology, or as a subject on its own. It is a subject equally suitable for boys and girls.

The course has been designed to equip pupils with some knowledge and understanding of the chemical nature of the world in which they live and help them to understand chemical concepts referred to in the media. The course should encourage enthusiasm and promote the idea that Chemistry is a useful, interesting and enjoyable area of study.

Courses available:      
Standard Grade

Access 3/Intermediate 1
Intermediate 2

Higher

Advanced Higher
   
 

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