SS1 Scheme Of Work, Biology

BIOLOGY SS1 SHEME OF WORK WEEK 1: REVELANT OF BIOLOGY TO AGRICULTURE WEEK 2: FOOD PRODUCTION/STORAGE WEEK 3: MICRO-ORAGANISMS AROUND US WEEK 4: CONCEPT OF CULTURING WEEK 5: MICRO-ORGANISM IN GROWTH OF MICRO-ORGANISMS WEEK 6: SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STIs) WEEK 7: MID TERM BREAK AND TEST/ OPEN DAY WEEK 8: TOWARDS BETTER HEALTH WEEK 9: REPRODUCTION WEEK 10: REPRODUCTION IN INSECTS WEEK 11: PRACTICALS WEEK 12: REVISION WEEK 13: EXAMINATION

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