Nutrition lesson for Teachers or Health Professionals. Raise awareness about poor food choices through a nutrition survey and highlight healthy diet choices. Food labels and worksheet to teach' reading food labels'. Familiar food labels to supplement labels bought in and for use in ranking foods by nutritional qualities.

Cards for a Circuit training session exercising the main muscle groups. Download and print for your circuit session today. Only basic equipment is needed. Proper technique advice is given on the cards. Have fun and don't forget to do a warm up. Suggested warm up , timings and stretches included.

Use for an exam success assembly, presentation or tutor talk. Includes a diet survey. Tell students this is for a future excursion for honest responses to the menu. Discuss sensible choices using the feedback sheet.

Two activities that promote good interview technique, positive responses and body language. Activity 1: sitting in pairs, students ask the example interview questions to their partner. The partner responds, they flip the card over (print both sides) and reveal the true meaning of the interview question as well as the perfect response. Students compare their response to the suggested response. Activity 2: With students in pairs, sit one on the outside (interviewer) and one on the inside of the desk (interviewee). The interviewer asks the questions provided and takes notes. After 4-5 minutes call 'time' and the students on the inside move to the next interviewer. When students return to the first interviewer they swap and become the interviewer. Worksheet: Interview candidates give their worksheet to the interviewer and receive a score for their body language during the interview. These activities will last 2+ lessons depending on class size.

Starter worksheet identifying the body's senses. Extension activity linking animals to their heightened senses. Practical activity requires two pronged hair pins and worksheet provided.

A useful presentation and activity to plan career and education pathways. Students can visually map out the route needed to achieve their desired career. Students can test their outcome goal by checking that it is well formed and doesn't conflict with other areas in their life. Includes exemplar careers in STEM to support those who have no career choices.

Students match key employability skills to definitions. Student then rank their perceived ability at each skill. Students can return to this after a period of training or work experience and demonstrate their progress.

An A3 worksheet to stimulate thought into choosing a career destination. Students answer questions about themselves, their network of career contacts before researching their chosen career path.