The powerpoints are consistent with the updated curriculum changes and adhere to all learning objectives specified in the national curriculum. The subject is spread over 5 powerpoints with varied activities to keep the subject matter interesting and engaging for all students. There is also differentiation available within the powerpoints to meet the needs of pupils with special educational needs. The following learning objectives are covered: <br /> * State the functions of different parts of the male reproductive system<br /> * State the functions of different parts of the female reproductive system<br /> * Describe what is meant by the term gametes<br /> * Describe the differences between the female gametes and the male gametes<br /> * Describe what is meant by fertilisation<br /> * Explain that genetic material is exchanged during fertilisation<br /> * Describe the process of intercourse<br /> * Explain how the egg and sperm cell meet<br /> * explain that after fertilisation, an embryo is formed which gets implanted into the uterine lining<br /> * Describe what happens during gestation<br /> * Describe what happens during birth<br /> * Explain the function of the placenta, umbilical cord and fluid sac<br /> * Describe the stages of development in the uterus<br /> * Describe and explain the menstrual cycle<br /> * State what is meant by ovulation<br /> * Explain what happens when an egg is fertilised<br /> * Evaluate different contraceptive methods including: condoms, the pill<br /> * Compare and contrast adolescence and puberty in males and females

<p>Includes the following lessons new spec AQA :<br /> -Vaccination<br /> -Antibiotics and painkillers<br /> -Discovering drugs<br /> -Developing drugs<br /> -Monoclonal antibodies<br /> All lessons come pre-differentiaated and are dyslexic friendly.</p>

<p>A lesson on microscopy new AQA spec, the lesson is differentiated and dyslexic friendly</p>

<p>A 2 part lesson on animal and plant cells to the new AQA spec that leads from microscopy. The lesson is differentiated and dyslexic friendly.</p>