Blood pressure lesson Can be used as part of a sequence or stand alone cover lesson This lesson covers what blood pressure is, how it works and how to measure your own pulse. Should last between 45 mins to 1 hour.

Cellular respiration A Level Biology, health lesson. This lesson covers what it is and contains a video explaination.

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.

Bostcastle Flooding 3 Lesson Bundle - these lessons can be used as part of a flooding module or as a stand alone mini series to fill cover lessons within geography. The lessons are split but can easily be linked if desired. The first lesson looks at the causes of floods and includes a research task for students. Technology will be needed for this lesson. Lesson two focuses on Boscastle and the geographical location and features of it. Using the research from lesson 1 there is an exam practice question. Lesson 3 is a consolidation lesson which allows students to create a poster explaining what happened at Boscastle and why.

This lesson is a quiz style lesson that helps students identify the biological names for bones and where they are in the body. What the bones protect and why they are there.

This lesson covers the CNS and the brain structure that works alongside the CNS. This lesson requires the health and social care textbook - Cambridge, but can be used with any other textbooks (easily interchangable on the slide) to support students independant learning.

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.

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.

IBS lesson focusing on digestive malfunctions. Covers what IBS is from a biological sense and what the triggers could be followed by the impact to an individual.

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.

These 2 lessons look at the types of specialist communications found in health and social care and early years settings. They involve team research activities, videos and set teaching time.

Haversian Canal - anatomy lesson

Vaccinations and Infection 2 lessons and home learning Lesson 1 covers vaccinations, what they are, childrens vaccinations and immunity. Homework/ home learning covers the timeline of immunisations for children. Lesson 2 covers infection control. Each lesson has set teaching and then a task for students.