<p>UK has poor birth weight (BW) figures. BW is a predictor for life outcomes. Pack gives information for young people to make proper decisions for their life. Aimed at 13-14 year olds (Yr9 &amp; KS3). Cross curricular from English to Science in 9 Topics: 1. Mother and babies in the animal world; 2. Birthweight statistics; 3. Research relating birth size to future outcomes; 4. Foetal development; 5. Healthy lifestyle before and during pregnancy; 6. What did granny eat?; 7. Brain development; 8. How to be healthy; 9. Family history and health patterns. Each can be a stand-alone topic or part of a suite of topics. Each topic has a series of questions or exercises for the student to undertake following personal research.</p>

<p>BeePlus is an environmental project spread over one week aimed at KS2 pupils. Teaching input will take place in a science class, with activities and learning experiences spread across the entire curriculum. Topics covered are:<br /> Day 1 - All about bees<br /> Day 2 - Honeybee colonies<br /> Day 3 - Beekeeping<br /> Day 4 - Honey and beeswax<br /> Day 5 - Problems and solutions/honeybee decline<br /> The resource comprises of a resource manual with teachers’ information sheets, pupil information pages for each day with related activity sheets. Unfortunately, the CD of the resource manual is no longer available for teachers to show elements on screen and the Powerpoint presentation for days one and two and posters to print off. The manual does work without the CD, but teachers need to ignore all references to the CD.<br /> This resource was originally rolled out in 2011 to 10,000 children in schools, Brownie Packs and Guide Groups across the country, and continues to be of interest with a revision in 2017.</p>