This comprehensive resource / knowledge organiser covers the key topics in science: cells and organization, circulatory system, digestive system, breathing and respiration, and bioenergetics. It is designed to help students revise these important concepts and prepare for exams.

A comprehensive end-of-year recap quiz for KS3 Science. This editable PowerPoint presentation contains approximately 50 questions covering key topics including Cells and Reproduction, Acids and Bases, Particles and Solutions, and Forces and the Solar System. The quiz comprises a variety of question types, including multiple choice, yes/no, true/false, fill in the gap, and enumeration. Allows you to assess students’ understanding and consolidate their knowledge before the academic year concludes in a fun way. I got out the good ol’ mini-whiteboards but you can choose to host your quiz however you wish.

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 editable guided reading activity focuses on magnets and magnetism, covering key concepts including magnetism, permanent and induced magnets, magnetic fields, and various applications of magnets. Additionally, it briefly introduces the concept of electromagnets. Contains 11 comprehension questions and 1 research task. Template credit: Calvin Hand

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.