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16 May 2026

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A complete set of 64 one-page knowledge organisers built around the Edexcel IGCSE Double Award Science specification (4SD0). Covers every topic taught in the Double Award scheme of work across Biology, Chemistry and Physics — single download, single PDF, ready to print or share.

Built by a practising IGCSE Science teacher (ESF, Hong Kong) for the 2026 sequence. Designed to replace messy revision notes with a single, predictable layout students learn to navigate.

What’s included (70-page PDF):

  • Biology — 22 organisers covering every Double Award biology topic (cells, molecules, transport, respiration, reproduction, ecology, biological resources)
  • Chemistry — 23 organisers (states of matter, atomic structure, bonding, Group 1 and 7, atmosphere, acids and salts, energetics, rates, equilibria, alkanes, alkenes, polymers)
  • Physics — 19 organisers (forces and motion, electricity, waves, energy, density and pressure, gas laws, magnetism, electromagnetism, radioactivity, astrophysics)

Each subject section opens with its own cover and contents page, so students can navigate straight to a topic. Topics that are part of the single-award specs but not part of the Double Award scheme (e.g. electrolysis, alcohols, esters, change of state, cosmology) are excluded so this resource matches what Double Award students actually study.

Every organiser carries the same eight-box layout: key vocabulary, core content with diagrams, the ‘why’ behind the science, common exam mistakes, and self-check questions students can use to test themselves rather than just re-reading.

How to use:

  • Print and hand out before each topic test as a one-page summary
  • Set as a homework cover-and-quiz exercise
  • Use as a teacher reference for explaining the ‘why’ behind each topic
  • Send to students for independent revision in the run-up to mocks or finals

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