Year 13 independant research task on Bones and Digestion. This lesson contains independant tasks, videos and reading for students to consolidate their learning and aid with revision.

This lesson is part of the Cambridge Nationals criteria for Health and Social Care - First Aid module. It covers how emergency services rank levels of severity. What a Hypo is and how to administer first aid to someone having a Hypo.

This lesson looks at the factors that positively affect communication, focusing on interpersonal skills. This lesson is aimed at Y10/11 or those studying the BTEC Health and Social Care with Cambridge.

Positive Communication - Focusing on relationships

Positive Communication - Looking at Environmental factors.

This lesson explains; what resources are, what renewable resources are and how they are distributed globally. It includes sections that are teacher led, have student discussion and independant research.

Amazon Deforestation Lesson Resource - this powerpoint is self explanitary in it’s easy use approach. It focuses on what deforestation is and how to stop it. It includes youtube videos and interactive activities to keep students engaged.

History lesson - this lesson focuses on what makes people important. It looks at some famous people from history, what made them famous and what as a class constitutes importance. It culminates in a task where students create a leaflet explaining what importance is and how someone becomes important.

This lesson can be used alone or as part of a sequence. It looks at what democracy is and how it works in the UK. It explains what parties, consistituencies and elections are and how they work. It includes discussion and written work and videos.

Research and creativity lesson. How to be a historian encourages students to understand how to be a Historian by researching what skills they need.

This lesson discusses the causes of the civil war and what led to the war starting. There is teacher directed time and an example exam question for the students to have a turn with consolidating their knowledge.

Transpiration Science Lesson This lesson looks at the process of transpiration. How you measure transpiration. What the cell structure does to reduce water loss and ends with a plenary consolidating the knowledge. This can be used as a one off lesson or as part of a series.

Reading the Bible - lesson for KS3 When studying RS/RE a big part of understanding where the basis of religion comes from is by analysing the scriptures. This lesson helps students understand how to read parts of the Bible and decipher what the parts mean. It looks at the language and why the Bible was written the way it was. Can be used as a one off lesson or as part of a series. Teacher to source own 4 versions of Psalm 23 for this lesson.

This lesson should follow other lessons on Buddhism. This lesson requires students to complete a research task looking at one famous Buddhist and creating a fact file about them.

Lesson covers 4 environmental factors needed for positive communication. Task involves comparing and contrasting 2 different settings and the difference in need to environmental factors that benefit each setting.

Drugs leaflet understanding what these two drugs are and ways to treat someone in a first aid scenario if they have had these drugs

Consent in health care; when consent can be given and taken away including capacity.

Animal care leaflet made for options evening explaining the course.

Did you know facts about the body for display purpose. Includes 20 facts. A taster fact… Our brains weigh around 1.3kg! Very colourful display.

Independent revision for CNS and Brain functionality. This lesson fits within the Cambridge Nationals Alevel Health and Social Care Anatomy module. It includes indepth revision tools and enables students to confidently revise what they need to know.