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Curriculum Overview KS3

Subject:

Business Studies

Overview effective from[date

]:

September 2017

3.6.4 Analysing the financial performance of a business

Specification

content

Learning

objectives

Additional guidance

Suggested

timing

(hours)

Learning activities and resources

Purpose of

financial

statements

To understand the

importance of

financial

statements for

assessing business

performance and

helping make

business decisions.

1

Starter – students test their partner with three financial key terms and one

calculation.

Reference –

Tutor2u webpage on financial accounts

BBC Bitesize video on financial records

In pairs students consider the reasons why businesses keep financial statements.

Components of

financial

statements

To identify the

main components

of the income

statement.

2

Reference –

BBC Bitesize webpage on financial records

Teacher led explanation on the main components of the income statement.

Students draw out an income statement and highlight key calculations.

Students complete a mix and match activity on the main costs included – which

costs are expenses and which are direct costs?

Complete

Sam Wich: Profit or loss

Students to complete practice questions assessing gross profit and net profit

calculations.

To identify the

main components

of the statement of

financial position.

To understand that

the statement of

financial position is

2

Reference –

BBC Bitesize webpage on balance sheets

Teacher explanation of the components of the statement of financial position.

Students write a definition of the statement of financial position.

In pairs students discuss what it means to be a snapshot in time.

Students write definitions of assets and liabilities and brainstorm examples of each.