1. Science at Kings “Scientistsdiscovertheworldthatexists…” Theodore von Karman

2. Why Study Science? By its very nature, science attracts curious and imaginative individuals who have an interest in the world around them.

3. Biology Cutting Edge Stuff Cloning Cloning Obesity Obesity Disease Disease MRSA MRSA MMR vaccinations MMR vaccinations Drugs Drugs Extinction Extinction Evolution Evolution Pollution Pollution

4. Why do Biology? It is highly regarded amongst institutes of further education. It is highly regarded amongst institutes of further education. It combines many disciplines: It combines many disciplines: E.g communication, ICT and reasoning. It’s interesting and A LOT OF FUN ! It’s interesting and A LOT OF FUN !

5. Chemistry The Study of Matter Rocks Rocks Metals Metals Fuels Fuels Reactions Reactions Earth’s Atmosphere Earth’s Atmosphere Atoms Atoms

6. Why Study Chemistry? It is a highly regarded subject at A level in terms of currency for UCAS applications. It is a highly regarded subject at A level in terms of currency for UCAS applications. It is essential for Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary science, etc. It is essential for Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary science, etc. It is GREAT FUN- lots of practicals. It is GREAT FUN- lots of practicals.

7. Physics The laws of Nature The laws of Nature Electricity Electricity Magnetism Magnetism Waves Waves Forces and motion Forces and motion Radioactivity Radioactivity Astronomy Astronomy

8. Why study Physics? Very high currency for University courses. Very high currency for University courses. Challenges the boundaries of knowledge and it influences how we think. Challenges the boundaries of knowledge and it influences how we think. Essential in many careers; Essential in many careers; (e.g. most Engineering courses.) and desirable in many other careers; e.g. Archaeology, Architecture, Forensic Science, The Services, Patent Law, etc.

9. “Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” “Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” Louis Pasteur 1822-1895.