The A-Level Biology (9700) course provides students with an in-depth understanding of the principles and processes that govern living organisms. The course covers key areas such as cell structure and function, biological molecules, genetics, energy transfer, homeostasis, ecology, evolution, and physiology of animals and plants. Students develop advanced analytical, evaluative, and problem-solving skills by learning to interpret biological data, design and conduct experiments, apply theoretical concepts, and critically analyze scientific findings. Strong emphasis is placed on practical laboratory work, accurate measurement, experimental techniques, and the correct use of scientific equipment, alongside rigorous theoretical understanding. This comprehensive approach prepares learners for higher education in biology, medicine, biotechnology, and related scientific fields, while fostering critical thinking and an appreciation of how biology explains life, health, and the natural world.