OCR Cambridge National · J809

Child Development GCSE

A Level 1/2 vocational award covering health and wellbeing for child development, equipment and nutrition, and supporting child development from birth to five.

Specification points

7

0 with marked evidence

Coverage

0%

Average paper standing

0 secure · 0 developing · 0 learning

How it is assessed

  • Unit R057Health and wellbeing for child development: written exam, 1h 15m (40%).
  • Unit R058Create a safe environment and understand nutritional needs: set assignment (30%).
  • Unit R059Understand the development of a child from one to five years: set assignment (30%).
Awarding body specification

Exam-style practice papers

Child Development practice paper: care, safety and development

Exam-style questions on antenatal care, safety, nutrition and developmental norms.

Unit R057 and assignment knowledge7 questions26 marks25 min guideNo timer

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Specification content and progress

R057

  • R057 TA1Pre-conception health and reproductionNot started

    Explain factors affecting pre-conception health and the roles of the reproductive systems.

  • R057 TA2Antenatal care and preparationNot started

    Explain antenatal care, screening, the stages of labour and preparation for birth.

  • R057 TA3Postnatal checks and careNot started

    Explain postnatal checks, the care of the newborn and conditions requiring specialist care.

R058

  • R058 TA1A safe environmentNot started

    Identify hazards in the home and choose equipment and safety measures suited to the child's age.

  • R058 TA2Nutrition and feedingNot started

    Explain feeding from birth, weaning stages, dietary needs and food-related conditions.

R059

  • R059 TA1Developmental normsNot started

    Describe physical, intellectual, social and emotional development from one to five years.

  • R059 TA2Play and learningNot started

    Explain the types and benefits of play and plan activities that support development.

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