Cambridge International AS & A Level Biology, Chemistry, Physics

from Collins International Cambridge Catalogue 2025

Cambridge IGCSE Drama

Cambridge International AS & A Level Science (9700/9701/9702)

These resources are endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education to support the full syllabuses for examination from 2022.

Biology Authors: David Martindill, Mike Smith and Michael Smyth Chemistry Authors: Sunetra Berry, Lyn Nicholls and Andrew Page Physics Authors: Chris Bishop, Carol Davenport, Richard Grimmer, Lynn Pharaoh and Michael Smyth

Allow students to develop and strengthen practical skills in a range of contexts, deepen understanding of key concepts and provide opportunities to draw connections between topics in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Student’s Books

Provide a clear emphasis on developing practical skills and handling, applying and evaluating data to equip students for a wide range of careers and further study

Allow students to refl ect on previous learning with prior understanding reviews, whilst end-of-chapter mind maps provide a summary of learning covered Build students' self-awareness by encouraging them to use questions and opportunities for refl ection throughout the book O er regular opportunities to handle, apply and evaluate data as well as recap understanding through assignments and experimental skills features

Challenge and stretch students with exam-style questions and extension exercises Teacher’s Guides (Digital copies only)

Digital teacher support includes syllabus mapping, notes on common misconceptions, a wealth of activities and regular assessments

Biology (9700)

Topics include: cells, biochemical processes, DNA, natural selection, organisms interacting with their environment and observation and fi eldwork.

Chemistry (9701)

Topics include: atoms & forces, chemical bonds, energy changes, experiments & evidence, and patterns in chemical behaviour and reactions.

Physics (9702)

Topics include: models of physical systems, forces & fi elds, testing predictions against evidence, mathematics as a language and problemsolving tool as well as matter, energy and waves.