mark scheme for an essay on DNA profiling

mark scheme for an essay on decomposition of a human body

mark scheme for an essay on antibiotics and C.difficile and MRSA to help train students in referencing

mark scheme for an essay on water to help train students in referencing etc as it matches those aspects of the EDEXCEL coursework.

mark scheme for an essay on CVD to help train students in referencing etc as it matches those aspects of the EDEXCEL coursework.

mark scheme for an essay on blood and circulation to help train students in referencing etc as it matches those aspects of the EDEXCEL coursework.

An activity to learn how to use excel to draw detailed bar graphs (with all gridlines and labels etc) The sheets can be adapted to add instructions for scatter graphs etc

These tasks each focus on a different part of the additional science investigation (or the core science data analysis) and can be used as practices to get students used to the format. Each contains a mark scheme and some have parts that can be given as homework to train students in researching for these tasks!

Summary for all of the practicals for Edexcel A2 biology This is for the old 2008 Edexcel biology A level course but it will still be relevant in part to the new Edexcel Biology A course

worksheet looking at characterisitics in 5 cows and 5 bulls. Student answer the questions by selecting the correct pair from their description.

A good homework activity. Simple comprehension on penicillin and its discovery. Good how science works.

use the idea of a record producer to get students to write a song about food and digestion. split the class into 4 groups, each has a different character with a different music style. They have to create a song for their musical character. The pdf is an image for the IWB

mark scheme for essay titled ’ How did the work of other scientists help Crick and Watson to develop their theory for the structure of DNA’

Revision sheet for AS biology for the core practicals, including summary of method, expected results and possible evaluation issues. This is for the old 2008 Edexcel biology A level course but it will still be relevant in part to the new Edexcel Biology A course