I love a good analogy, the sillier the better: anything to get pupils to link an abstract concept to something familiar. For ...

Follow this step-by-step guide to using ratio tables to deepen all of your learners' conceptual and mathematical ...

This resource aims to develop learners’ understanding of the basic particle model by extending it to represent elements that ...

A ready-to-go practical lesson with classroom slides, scaffolded and unscaffolded student worksheets and teacher guidance, including full technical notes and answers to all questions. In this simple ...

Use the experiment to introduce Le Chatelier’s principle, or encourage students to apply the principle to make predictions For this activity, the demonstrator fills a gas syringe with an equilibrium ...

Carry out this practical and use the follow-up questions to explore an important fermentation reaction Add some fresh context to this classic experiment with Is fermented food and drink good for us?

Test a range of common ingredients to see which ones stabilise an oil and water emulsion in this class practical A mixture of oil and water usually separates quickly, but a range of substances act as ...

Personal fitness monitoring is a multibillion pound industry. It is now widely accepted that your resting heart rate (RHR) is a decent indicator of changes to your cardiovascular fitness. For instance ...

The success of Deliveroo, Uber Eats and other app-based food delivery services has led to a boom in the consumption of takeaways. A 2023 survey found that 31% of people order takeaways at least once a ...

With longer, warmer days approaching, the sounds of summer are finally here: the drone of lawn mowers, the thwack of leather on willow and the incessant screams of young children demanding ice cream.

Find out how your learners can take part in this valuable experience that goes beyond purely academic pursuits The UK Chemistry Olympiad gives aspiring young chemists a chance to explore chemistry ...

Imagine that you lived 200 years ago and you needed a filling. If you were rich, the chances are you could afford gold or a tooth ‘donated’ from another human, which could be tied onto the surrounding ...