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This week, you will explore how scientists can study cells in detail using microscopes. You’ll discover the differences between light microscopes, which use lenses and visible light, and electron microscopes, which use beams of electrons to reveal far greater detail. You will also learn how to use the magnification formula to calculate the actual size of tiny structures, and why improvements in microscope technology have been so important for advancing our understanding of bi

All the planning documents for GCSE Biology.

This week you will be introduced to the building blocks of life: cells. You’ll learn the difference between the two main types of cells — eukaryotic cells (animal and plant cells, which contain a nucleus and specialised organelles) and prokaryotic cells (bacteria, which are smaller and simpler, with DNA free in the cytoplasm). You’ll explore the structures that cells share, as well as the unique features found only in plants or bacteria, and begin to understand how these tiny

As part of Women's History Month, we take a look at Ada Lovelace.

12. Project Week. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

11. Kitchen Chemistry. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

10. Environmental Chemistry. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

9. Investigating Materials. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

8. Stars. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

7. States of Matter. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

Book list for year 7 chemistry.

6. Acids/Bases. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

5. Chemical Reactions. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

4. Elements and Compounds. Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

2. What Are Atoms and Molecules? Dive into the fascinating world of chemical reactions in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

What is chemistry? Dive into the fascinating work of chemical reaction in this 12-week unit of work for Year 7 UK students.

Discover the fascinating connection between adaptation, Darwin, and plate tectonics. Explore the theory of evolution and survival of the fit

Recording sheets for KS3 science experiments with helpsheets.

A short research activity on pumas, a.k.a cougars, mountain lions... This can be used alongside the BBC Dynasties series 2 puma episode.

Consolidate learning from KS1 and 2 in this round-up unit covering plant structure, use and lifecycle, photosynthesis, and experiments.