A power point that takes you through all of the objectives set out in the A level syllabus 3.5.2. Originally made for an online tutorial, useful as a presentation in a lesson or for student self-study/revision

A handout outlining how to choose the best essay title and plan for an essay which will maximise your marks. Use during a lesson, for revision or for student self study. Originally made for an online tutoring session.

Power point presentation, made for an online lesson for revision of digestion and absorption in humans and transpiration in plants. Useful for revision, covers the objectives for the AQA A level specification. Provides reference to relevant exam questions

AQA A level biology revision flowchart of mitosis, includes a diagram of the cell cycle showing where mitosis occurs. Each phase has accompanying thin section photographs and an explanation.

revision powerpoint covering learning objective 7.3.2: use and application of scientific methods and practices. includes presentation of data, evaluating results, drawing conclusions with reference to measurement uncertainties and errors.

AQA objective 3.4.1 revision powerpoint, includes DNA and RNA structure and function, splicing, replication and translation. Questions are embedded but answers are not given and students can find them in their text books/class notes

Open or closed book quiz on macromolecules and movement of substances into and out of cells. Based on the learning objectives for iGCSE Edexcel biology syllabus.

Open or closed book revision quiz based on learning objectives from Edexcel iGCSE syllabus. Cell structure

AQA biology A level, revision flow charts: the formation of T and B lymphocytes, their action and control; humoral response, cell mediated response, humoral immunity, cell mediated immunity, primary and secondary response. Teacher or students can make their own comprehension questions related to the flow charts, peer tutoring; illustrate flow charts.

A set of 'I can' statements using threads of knowledge and threads of progression for KS3 and 4 science. useful for planning and tracking student progress using Bloom&'s taxonomy.