This resource is a GCSE Bioenergetics work-booklet that will help enable students to revise this topic and has been written to cover all of the key points in the GCSE Biology specification in the cells section. The main areas covered in this work booklet are: Photosynthesis Rate of photosynthesis Uses of glucose from photosynthesis. Respiration – aerobic and anaerobic Response to exercise Metabolism Within the booklet are a range of different activities for students to work through to help them remember the content. In particular there are lots of data analysis activities to help prepare students for the increase in maths content within the exams. Also included to accompany this work booklet is a revision lesson with a range of activities which will help students fill it out. Thanks for looking

This resource is a GCSE Cells work-booklet that will help enable students to revise this topic and has been written to cover all of the key points in the GCSE Biology specification in the infection & response section. The main areas covered in this work booklet are: Communicable (infectious) diseases viral diseases bacterial diseases fungal diseases protest diseases eg. malaria human defence systems vaccination / antibiotics and painkillers / discovery and development of drugs. Producing and using monoclonal antibodies. Detection and identification of plant diseases plant defence responses. Within the booklet are a range of different activities for students to work through to help them remember the content. Also included to accompany this work booklet is a revision lesson with a range of activities which will help students fill it out. Thanks for looking

This resource is a GCSE Cells work-booklet that will help enable students to revise this topic and has been written to cover all of the key points in the GCSE Biology specification in the cells section. The main areas covered in this work booklet are: Cell structure Cell jobs Diffusion Active transport Osmosis Cell types The cell cycle & mitosis Growing microbe Stem cells Magnification Making slides Within the booklet are a range of different activities for students to work through to help them remember the content. Also included to accompany this work booklet is a revision lesson with a range of activities which will help students fill it out. Thanks for looking

This resource is a GCSE Cells work-booklet that will help enable students to revise this topic and has been written to cover all of the key points in the GCSE Biology specification in the biological organisation section. The main areas covered in this work booklet are: Animal tissues organs and organ systems human digestive system heart and blood vessels blood coronary heart disease health issues life style and non-communicable diseases / cancer. Plant tissues and organ systems. Within the booklet are a range of different activities for students to work through to help them remember the content. Also included to accompany this work booklet is a revision lesson with a range of activities which will help students fill it out. Thanks for looking

This set of questions cover the topics included in the AQA Biology GCSE 2015 specification. All the questions come with a a mark scheme which can either be used by teachers or students to mark their answers. All the questions come with mark schemes using the 1-9 grading system and can be used for revision or as assessment at the end of the lesson. Some of the areas covered by this resource are: 1: The required practicals in the GCSE Biology spec 2: The Nitrogen Cycle 3: The Heart 4: Genetic engineering 5: Cloning 6: Blood vessels 7: Cancer 8: Transpiration 9: The Kidney 8: Diffusion 9: Active Transport 10: Biodiversity 11: Decay 12: The carbon cycle 13: ADH 14: The immune system 15: Homeostasis 16: Malaria 17: Reflexes 18: HIV 19: Extinction 20: Evolution These questions act as goo AFL activities at the end of the lesson and the mark schemes will allow students to see what the exam board want within long answer questions. Thanks for looking

This set of questions cover the topics included in the AQA Chemistry GCSE 2015 specification. All the questions come with a a mark scheme which can either be used by teachers or students to mark their answers. All the questions come with mark schemes using the 1-9 grading system and can be used for revision or as assessment at the end of the lesson. Some of the areas covered by this resource are: 1: The required practicals in the GCSE Chemistry spec 2: A number of questions looking at practicals students may be asked about other than required practicals 3: Electrolysis 4: Combustion 5: LCA 6: Metals 7: Acids & alkalis 8: The periodic table 9: Reactions 10: Allotropes of carbon 11: States of matter 12: The Haber process 13: The Earth 14: Molecules 15: And lots more

This set of questions cover the topics included in the AQA Physics GCSE 2015 specification. All the questions come with a a mark scheme which can either be used by teachers or students to mark their answers. All the questions come with mark schemes using the 1-9 grading system and can be used for revision or as assessment at the end of the lesson. Some of the areas covered by this resource are: The required practicals in the GCSE Physics spec Radiation Heat Electricity The Big Bang Red shift Forces Stretching Sound Magnetism Space The national grid Insulation Graphs Falling objects Electromagnets States of matter Centre of mass Motors And lots more Thanks for looking

This resource is a set of 20 games that can be used during your revision sessions leading up to the A Level Biology exam. Some games are by themselves whilst others have information sheets that go with them. This resource includes games covering: 1: Evolution 2: Animal & plant pathogens 3: Antibodies 4: Controlling heart rate 5: Controlling blood glucose 6: Excretion 7: Immunology 8: Insect ventilation 9: The brain 10: Mutations & variation 11: Non specific immunity 12: Organisation of the nervous system 13: Water transport 14: Phagocytosis 15: Plant defences 16: Sliding filament model 17: The structure of the kidney 18: Types of circulation 19: Vaccination 20: Variation Thanks for looking

This resource is a set of 17 games that can be used during your revision sessions leading up to the GCSE Chemistry exam. Some games are by themselves whilst others have information sheets that go with them. This resource includes games covering: 1: Acids & alkalies 2: Bonding 3: Chemical yield 4: Collision theory 5: Compound mass 6: Electrolysis 7: Elements 8: Empirical formula 9: Ionic bonding 10: Moles 11: Rate of reaction 12: Reaction profiles 13: Recycling 14: Relevant formula mass 15: Sustainable development 16: Fermentation 17: Water treatment Thanks for looking

This resource is a set of over 30 games that can be used during your revision sessions leading up to the GCSE Physics exam. Some games are by themselves whilst others have information sheets that go with them. All the editable files for the games are in the zip file as there are over 30 individual files. This resource includes games covering: 1: Current electricity 2: Circuits 3: The early Universe 4: Energy from the nucleus 5: Forces 6: Heat transfer 7: Hydraulics 8: Kinetic energy 9: The life cycle of a star 10: Mains electricity 11: Making elements 12: Motion 13: The national grid 14: Power 15: Radiation 16: Renewable energy 17: Resultant force 18: The solar system 19: Sound waves 20: Spring constant 21: The Big Bang 22: The eye 23: Work done 24: X rays 25: Speed Thanks for looking

This resource is a set of 23 games that can be used during your revision sessions leading up to the GCSE Biology exam. Some games are by themselves whilst others have information sheets that go with them. All the editable files for the games are in the zip file as there are over 30 individual files. This resource includes games covering: 1: Enzymes 2: Digestion 3: Evolution 4: Adaptations 5: Biodiversity 6: Decay 7: Deforestation 8: Diabetes 9: Drug testing 10: Food security 11: Genetic engineering 12: Growing microbes 13: Reproductive hormones 14: Meiosis 15: Mitosis 16: Reflexes 17: Plant hormones 18: Temperature control 19: The use of glucose 20: Tropic levels 21: Using plant hormones Thanks for looking