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2026 A/L | BIOLOGY PPTC [June] | By Sethmika Hemachandra
2026 Past Paper Training Class
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Overview
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PPTC Tute 02 2026
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PPTC Day 19 (Part 01) - Unit 05 | Gaseous Exchange in Animals.
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PPTC Day 19 (Part 02) - Unit 05 | Excretion, Excretory Metabolites, Types of Excretory Systems, The Human Urinary System, The Nephron and The Process of Urine Formation
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PPTC Day 20 - Unit 05 | Regulatory Functions of the Kidneys, The Human Nervous System - Types of Nervous Systems, Development of the CNS and Parts of the Human Brain.
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PPTC Day 21 (Part 01) - Unit 05 | The Peripheral Nervous System, The Autonomic Nervous System, Nerve Impulse Generation & Action Potentials, Synapse & Types of Sensory Receptors.
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PPTC Day 21 (Part 02) - Unit 05 | The Structure and Functions of the Eye, The Structure and Functions of the Skin and The Human Endocrine System - Hypothalamus and Pitiutary Gland.
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PPTC Day 22 - The structure and function of the human ear
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PPTC Day 23 - Human Endocrine System and The Disorders, Homeostasis and Asexual Reproduction.
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Description
2026 A/L BIOLOGY PAST PAPER TRAINING CLASS - By Sethmika Hemachandra
Physically @ SailingPen Nugegoda | Online via AceAcademy.lk
Date and Time : Every Saturday @ 9.00AM
08 MONTH CLASS
JAN to FEB: Unit 01, 02, 03
FEB to MAY: Unit 04, 05
JUNE to AUG: Unit 06, 07, 08, 09, 10
- Unit wise discussions of Past Papers from 2011 - 2025
- Recordings will be provided till the end of A/L examination.
- From January to August
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About the Instructor
About the Instructor
I am Sethmika Hemachandra. In 2023, I completed my A/Ls and secured the Colombo district 9th position (Island 47th) in the Biology Stream and now I'm studying as a medical student in the University of Colombo. As a student, I've noticed that A/L Biology is a subject disliked by most students, myself included at the beginning. This is because it's often taught in a way that requires a large amount of fact memorizing. However, as I learned more about the subject, I came to see what an amazing subject it truly is. That's why I decided to pursue teaching Biology - to help students learn, understand, and enjoy the subject as I did.