This resource from ABPI Schools shows a labelled diagram of the heart.

Join Ellie online for interactive adventures that make learning science fun! Perfect for primary children, especially over the long summer holidays. They can enjoy a new adventure every week and fill an expedition journal with their discoveries. Free and easy to access, with no extra supplies needed. Suitable for computers, tablets, and phones. Start your adventure in the park with Ellie : https://www.abpischools.org.uk/topics/ellies-park-adventure/ellies-park-adventure/ In the grand tradition of scientific expeditions, Ellie and her trusty bear Mags, are embarking on adventures to explore the world around them. Join Ellie on her expeditions by working through interactive online stories and subjects. Ellie will explore various places like a park, a household recycling centre, a supermarket, experience a rainy surprise, and even delve into baking. Just like good scientists, it’s important to keep detailed notes to remember what you’ve seen and learned. To track your journey with Ellie, you can save or print your very own Expedition Journal to fill in after each adventure. Find each activity using the links below: Ellie’s park adventure Ellie and the rainy day surprise Ellie researches the recycling centre Ellie scours the supermarket Ellie bakes with Great Aunt Betsi

Ellie is worried about the effects we are having on our planet, but her school teachers understand her concerns and make her their school Climate Champion. We follow Ellie on her journey as she discovers how making small changes can make a difference to our world.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the digestive system with parts labelled.

This resource from ABPI Schools helps younger children to understand illness and medicines.

This worksheet from ABPI Schools tests students on the skeleton.

This resource from APBI Schools shows how an artificial pacemaker works.

To support National Numeracy Day, this assembly / lesson plan is designed to get pupils thinking about the importance of numeracy in everyday life, and in future careers of all types. The resource include activities applicable to key stages 3, 4 & 5, all of which have scope for further differentiation and customization. There are real life examples and the plan provides scope for individual work, team work and further development.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows a labelled diagram of the brain.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows a labelled diagram of the neurones.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the digestion of enzymes.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the formation of a blood clot.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the components of blood.

This worksheet from ABPI Schools tests students on the male reproductive organs.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the use of DNA fingerprinting to identify a crime suspect.

Use this resource from ABPI Schools to teach about action potential.

This resource from ABPI Schools tests students on habitats.

This resource provides support for a series of lessons on medicines – what they do and how to use them safely. It looks at how medicines are discovered, developed and tested through the eyes of a little girl called Ellie. Ellie's story is told through Powerpoint presentations in English and Welsh and a &'Using medicines safely&'; poster is available to download or order online.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the relationship between enzyme activity and pH levels.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows a diagram of the human body showing endocrine glands.

This resource from ABPI Schools shows the structure of mitochondria.