Chemistry students will explore fundamental concepts and practical applications across different academic levels. In Senior 1, they will learn about the particle nature of matter, states and changes of matter, and the air and environment, along with experimental techniques. They will also study mixtures, elements, and compounds, distinguishing between temporary and permanent changes. Moving into Senior 2, students will delve into acids and alkalis, the periodic table, and the reactivity series of metals, gaining insights into material properties and chemical reactions. Senior 3 introduces more complex topics such as carbon in life, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, and energy sources like fossil fuels. Finally, Senior 4 focuses on advanced topics, including REDOX reactions, thermochemistry, industrial processes, and nuclear chemistry, highlighting real-world applications like energy production and consumer chemicals. By the end of their studies, students will have a strong foundation in chemistry, preparing them for scientific careers or further education.