Help the next generation make the link between science and global poverty reduction. Make The Link offers four units of work looking at topics like...
A downloadable timeline illustrating the progress of catalytic converters in vehicles. In 2014, one out of every three cars in the world is fitted...
An introduction to the symptoms, causes and treatment of diabetes, including the manufacture of insulin. Diabetes mellitus is a condition where the...
A look at how copper is essential for life and how it can be used as a biocide. Copper is one of a few elements that are essential for life. It is a...
Consider the principles and applications of the electric motor and the role of copper in practical motors. This resource explores why copper is used...
In this activity, children explore how scientists classify living things and will develop their own classification system for frogs.
In this activity children will consider how to look after a rabbit and other pets.
In this activity children carry out a fair test to see how long it takes an ice cube to melt in their own mini 'cool pot ' compared to in a single pot
In this activity children will be observing the growth of seeds in sand and compost over time.
This interactive resource covers the basic principles and some applications of electromagnets. An electromagnet is a magnet that works with...
Resources developed by the Climate Change Schools Project to support climate literacy. The Climate Change Schools Resources were developed by the...
This report looks at the issues regarding the design and construction of science accommodation and the installation of furniture. This report is...
Patrick Strudwick talks to Francoise Barre-Sinoussi about how she identified HIV as the cause of AIDS, and her Nobel Prize. In the early, frantic...
Classroom activities and resources for students aged 11-19 years with film clips, online games and quizzes. Lessons can become even more engaging...
MetLink is the educational website of the Royal Meteorological Society with weather and climate resources for pupils aged 5-19. We specialise in...
A CREST star investigation produced in collaboration with the British Science Association for primary pupils. Pupils find out how farmers in...
For pupils age 7-14 to use STEM skills to design and build a model of a flood-proof house. Set on a fictitious island coping with the devastating...
A range of different STEM challenges for lessons or an off-timetable day. Perfect for National Science and Engineering Week! Practical Action offers...