

This resource introduces students to the structure and function of the nervous system through a series of clear, scaffolded worksheet activities.
Students explore the divisions of the nervous system, the structure of neurons, the roles of neuroglial cells, sensory receptors, action potentials, synapses, and saltatory conduction. The activities are designed to reinforce both biological understanding and correct scientific terminology.
Suitable for KS4 Biology, GCSE, and senior secondary Biology / Human Biology, this resource works well for classwork, revision, homework, or exam preparation.
Topics Covered
Central and peripheral nervous systems
Somatic and autonomic divisions
Structure and function of neurons
Neuroglial cells and myelination
Action potentials and axon conduction
Synapses and neurotransmitters
Saltatory conduction
Types of sensory receptors
What’s Included
Structured nervous system worksheet
Labelling, short-answer, and matching tasks
Clear explanations using correct biological language
Answer key included
No-prep, classroom-ready format
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to:
Explain the major divisions of the nervous system
Describe the structure and function of neurons
Identify the roles of neuroglial cells
Explain how nerve impulses are transmitted
Describe the role of synapses and saltatory conduction
Suitable For
KS4 Science / GCSE Biology
Senior secondary Biology or Human Biology
Revision lessons, homework, or cover work
Format
Black-and-white friendly
Print or digital use
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