Claire Miller – författare

A complete resource package that covers the new OCR specification. The OCR A2 PE Student Book is designed and written with a strong focus on assessment to help students get the best results in the qualification. Written by senior examiners, the book is tailor-made to provide an exact match to the latest OCR A2 specification. The book has sections on Historical Studies, Comparative Studies, Sports Psychology, Biomechanics and Exercise and Sport Physiology, as well as full coverage of the practical unit. The Exam Café CD ROM provides what you need to know about preparing for exams and assessment, such as revision checklists, model answers with feedback, and examiner’s tips.

After the Ordinary Settlement is visited by the mysterious “Organisation’, Kyle goes to the Library searching for information about Pure Oxygen Machines and the Pure Human City. His parents seem scared, and refuse to tell him anything about the machines or the city. They believe he should be content to be where he is and who he is, but he is determined to find out more. His search reveals a book called ‘The Origins of Paradise’ and what he reads has him desperate to go to the Pure Human City.

A few days later, he disobeys his parents and sneaks out of the Ordinary Settlement. He makes his way to the Pure Human City seeking more answers. The shocking truth he learns there has him racing back to find his parents, urgently needing to tell them what he has uncovered.

Will they listen to him? Will they believe him?What will he do next?

Joanne lives in a Society where children have their DNA tweaked to meet the future needs of Society. At a graduation ceremony they are given a coloured jacket which will denote the role they will have for the rest of their lives.

She has been working with her botanist grandfather, and together they have discovered a breakthrough that will help all of Society. Joanne goes to the graduation ceremony ready to be given a green botanist jacket, like her grandfather, and announce what they have found.

She''s offered a blue jacket, the jacket of a space pilot. It is an honour that very few students are given.

She has a choice to make. For the first time in the history of the Society she takes the green jacket and defies her pre-destined future.

What impact will her choice make on Society? What will the reaction be? What does it mean for her future?