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GCSE Bitesize  From the BBC this site covers a range of topics including life processes and cells, green plants as organisms, humans as organisms, living things in their environment, variation and inheritance and more.  Also has a revision checklist and a mock exam to complete.

KS2 Bitesize Revision - Science  Bitesize is an excellent revision resource from the BBC.  It has many activities and practice exam papers to keep you on top of your subjects and help prepare for SAT's

KS3 Bitesize Revision - Science  Bitesize is an excellent revision resource from the BBC.  It has many activities and practice exam papers to keep you on top of your subjects and help prepare for SAT's

Sparknotes.com  -  Science Sparknotes helps students learn and practice basic skills, write a paper, study for a test and achieve their academic goals.  Each guide contains thorough summaries and insightful critical analysis of a nearly endless range of subjects including English literature, Shakespeare, History and Math and Science. We offer hundreds of study guides for free to read on the web, and many SparkNotes and SparkCharts as downloadable, printable PDFs.

Science Clips  Aimed at Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 students, this site, again from the BBC, covers a broad range of science topics and is ideal for ages 5 to 11.

S-cool! - Biology  Covering GCSE and A / AS Level, this is a comprehensive revision guide for many subjects.  This link will take you to the GCSE section but when it opens you can click the A Level link on the left of the page to change the level of education you study at.  Worth a visit.

Y Heart  hosted by the British Heart Foundation this site includes all you need to know about the heart and it's functions and tips on how to keep it healthy.  Has details of the effects of smoking, diet and exercise has on your health.  For KS2, KS 3 and KS4 students.

Skool Science  Massive online resource for students of all ages and teachers of science topics.  Couldn't list here the multitude of articles and activities.  Well worth a visit.

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Get Body Smart  A study of anatomy and physiology including topics such as the skeletal system, muscle tissue physiology, the muscular system, the nervous system, the respiratory system and more.  Ideal for KS3, KS4 and advanced students.

ARKive images  Some amazing images of life on earth.  Includes species from all around the world and those found in the UK.  Features many endangered species.  Recommended.  KS3 and above

Open Door  The Open Door Web Site is a reference source for both students and teachers.  The contents of this site are designed for use by students between the ages of 9 and 17. The Open Door Team hopes that you will find the material useful and that it helps you to enjoy your research.

Chew On This  A site that boasts to include "Honest information about the food we eat".  Aimed at Key Stage 3 students it shows how food is produced and it's affect on our health and on the environment.

Interactive Body  Another site from the BBC.  Has interactive activities on the organs, muscles, skeleton, senses and the nervous system.  Also has a section that helps you understands the changes your body goes through during puberty.

Food - A fact of life  This is a resource for primary school children that helps to uncover where the food we eat comes from and how it is farmed.  Also has food preparation techniques and recipe's to create your own dishes.

BiologyGuide.net  With sections on cells, molecules and systems, pathogens and disease, environment and evolution and human life span.  Aimed at A level human biology and biology students this is a good online resource.

Child Physiology - The Respiratory System  This site explores the respiratory system, lungs and how we breath.  Not necessarily designed for use in education but a good guide none the less and worth a look.

BioEthics Education Project  Deals with topical issues such as genetic technology, gm crops, cloning, animals and farming and biodiversity.  Ideal for A level students with activities linked to syllabus.

RSPB - Kids  For KS2 and above this is an excellent site from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.  Full of fun facts, activities and competitions.