A comprehensive revision session (approx. 1 hour) for GCSE science students preparing for their terminal examinations. The resource contains diagnostic (quick answer) questions- designed for students to answer swiftly, on mini-whiteboards, key content (split into 4 sections) on the Nervous System and Hormones, including controlling blood sugar, learning checks and practice exam questions. This should be an interactive and engaging session and is suitable for both Foundation and Higher tier candidates.

Revision lesson covering key concepts from the first year of learnning in KS3 science. Topics covered include sound, chemical reactions, formulae, breathing, gas pressure and pH scale & indicators.

Interactive revision session (1 hour, approx.), suitable for Higher and Foundation Tier candidates, for key aspects on Biology Paper 1. Topics covered are Cell Structure and Magnification; Osmosis and Non-Communicable Disease. Includes worked examples and practice exam questions, based on past papers/specimen material.

Useful learning/revision resource, covering key components of the current AP syllabus. Contains complete lessons for Unit 1 (Chemistry of Life), with explanations, diagrams and learning checks.

A differentiated lesson, with progress checks and practice exam questions, to teach GCSE students about using quadrats and preparing them for good practice during the required practical on sampling.

These resources are designed to stretch and challenge the thinking of all students, regardless of ability, about the possible applications and drawbacks of the Human Genome Project. This fits into the GCSE 9-1 Science specification, under the Variation and Inheritance unit. The tasks will get students to access information provided and form and share their own opinions with their peers, nurturing independence and cooperation.

Complete GCSE Biology revision session on the topic of Decomposition and Decay. Includes practice exam questions, summary revision sheet (A4) for students to complete during the session, video clip, revision of the required practical on decay of milk and progress checks. Designed for all abilities, to last one hour, approx.

Revision lesson for foundation tier candidates on biology unit B15 (AQA)- Genetics, Inheritance and Classification. Designed as an interaction one-hour session. Print the first 10 slides for students to complete in timed sections. Answers are shown in the subsequent slides.

Practice exam questions on topics within AQA Science Trilogy Unit B2, including cell division and stem cells. Markschemes included in each document.

A concise A3 colour poster that summarises methods for each required practical activity for AQA Combined Science Biology (papers 1 and 2). Very useful for students to revise these and prepare for the investigative skills-based exam questions.

A concise resources tailored to the AQA Science Trilogy exam specification to aid students prepare for Paper 1 Biology . The presentation goes through the content of B3 and B4, where students complete summary passages by adding key words. At the end are a series of practice exam questions on these topics. Really useful and easy-to-use resource: print from the PPT- 2 slides per page- and allow students to complete each section independently before going through the answers.

Concise revision resources designed to fit a 60 minute session, covering the content of AQA Biology, Unit B10 (Trilogy). Suitable for foundation tier students. Students complete the activity sheets; teacher uses slides to go through the model answers; students can self-assess.

Revision resources including student booklet and teacher presentation, covering all aspects of Biology Unit B9-Respiration. Particularly suited for Foundation Tier students, the student booklet uses a mixture of multiple choice and open-ended questions and a graph-reading question.

Interactive revision resources (separate PPT for higher and foundation candidates) to cover content and application of Unit B8- Photosynthesis. Includes graph and investigative skills questions. Print the white-background slides (I suggest 2 slides per page) for students to complete and use the yellow background slides to coach model answers.

Concise revision resource for the last units in the AQA Biology Paper 2 examination. Covers all the key aspects of this section of the AQA specification: genetics, evolution, classification and ecology. Suitable for higher tier candidates. Print off the yellow-backed slides for students to complete (suggest doing 2 slides per page), and teacher leads the blue section whilst students correct their answers.

Interactive revision lesson (approx. 1 hour) for higher tier candidates, on key aspects of Biology Paper 1. Topics covered: Photosynthesis, Communicable Disease and Cell Division. Includes worked examples and practice exam questions, based on past/specimen papers.

Interactive GCSE Biology revision lesson covering the whole topic of genes, inheritance, types of reproduction, cell division and genetic screening. Suitable for foundation and higher tier candidates. Includes diagnostic questions for students to answer on mini-whiteboards, re-teaching key content and practice exam questions. A key words sheet is also provided.

KS3 Science Revision, suitable for all abilities. This resource includes complimentary PPt and pupil work booklet and covers key biology content from the KS3 biology currriculum. Most pupils will cover these topics in Year 7 and have an end-of-year exam or test. Practice exam questions are embedded into the revision. Suitable for a one-hour lesson, approximately, although lower-ability pupils may require 2 lessons. Topics included: plant reproduction, food chains/webs, cells & microscopes, skelton, joints and muscles.

Revision lesson for higher tier candidates on biology unit B15 (AQA)- Genetics, Inheritance and Classification. Designed as an interaction one-hour session. Students complete the worksheet by themselves; teacher goes through the model answers using the PPt slides. Includes typical exam questions.

A collection of catchy (and some cringe-worthy!) mnemonics, acronyms and phrases to help GCSE science students recall some of the basics for biology, chemistry and physics. Accompanied by images to help visual learners. These are a bit of a giggle and can be used to inspire students to make up their own!