A set of concise, mark scheme aligned notes for the AQA A level topic of mass transport in animals. Includes pages on: Features of transport systems Structure of Haemoglobin, explanations of oxygen dissociation curves and the Bohr shift Structure of the heart, cardiac cycle and structure of blood vessels Formation and return of tissue fluid These notes have been written by an A level Biology teacher with over 6 years experience, who is also an AQA A level examiner (Paper 3). They are concise but not too condensed and they contain mark scheme language to ensure students are able to understand the content and apply it effectively.

A set of three worksheets that allow students to label up an animal, plant and bacterial cell - with tables to complete the functions of organelles and a challenge question on each sheet.

A series of exam-style questions to test students on their knowledge of cell structure - the question increase in both complexity and cognitive skill required as they progress.

A mini-test to test GCSE students on cell structure, organelle function, specialised cell types and calculating bacterial growth numbers.

A set of 15 worksheets covering the Photosynthesis topic of the AQA GCSE course. Including: Introduction to photosynthesis Required practical 6 Uses of glucose Limiting factors of photosynthesis Starch testing