A guided reading sheet based around Pollution, global warming, and our carbon footprint. Students read text and answer comprehension questions. Includes a research task to promote research and independent, student-led learning.

This booklet offers KS3 students an opportunity to explore biology, chemistry, and physics during the summer break. Contains 17 pages of activities curated from various online resources including twinkl, covering a variety of topics including cells, specialised cells, variation, digestion and nutrition, respiration, atomic structure, atoms, elements, compounds, and mixtures, periodic table, and electrical circuits.

This guided reading activity is about vaccines. Students will read about the historical significance of Edward Jenner’s contributions, understand how vaccines work, learn about the production of antibodies, memory cells, and immune responses. It also briefly addresses the MMR vaccine and autism controversy, and introduces the concept of herd immunity. The activity also includes two research tasks to encourage independent investigation. Ideal for KS3-4 school students, this resource promotes scientific literacy and facilitates discussions on the vital role of vaccines in public health.

Classroom display poster (science themed) to encourage students to try even if they don’t know.

Make the fascinating journey of fertilisation accessible and engaging for your students with this focused reading resource where they explore the intricate journey of human fertilisation. This resource provides an engaging and informative narrative that covers the entire process, from the entry of sperm into the vagina to the formation of a zygote. This guided reading sheet is perfect for lessons on human reproduction and aligns with the British curriculum. It’s an excellent tool for individual study, group discussion, and enhancing students’ comprehension of this fundamental biological process. Most suitable for KS3.

Simple resource to get students to remember the sub-cellular organelles in plant and animal cells. Contains ready to print pdf with 2 tables per page and also an editable word document

This engaging and editable worksheet is based on two informative Fuse School videos about the skeleton and joints. Designed for interactive classroom learning, it features a series of multiple-choice and short-answer questions to reinforce students’ understanding of skeletal structures and joint functions. Using a QR code, students can directly access the videos, making this resource perfect for blended learning environments. Ideal for KS3 science classes, this worksheet supports independent study, revision, and comprehension of key concepts in anatomy and physiology. Suitable for in-class use, homework, or flipped classroom settings, this worksheet enhances learning through active engagement with multimedia resources.