Free science teaching and learning resources
Over 40,000 teachers and students use this site every month. Teachers love the high quality animations and diagrams that they can display full screen size on their interactive whiteboard, or even download for inclusion in their lesson plans.
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INTERACTIVE CONTENT
Interactive resource on this site link the science taught in schools to its use in the workplace and, particularly, to the treatment of disease. Materials cover topics within the school curriculum from primary through to post-16, with information, animations and ‘test yourself’ quizzes.
Biological GCSE topics covered include:
Diabetes
Genes and inheritance
Heart and circulation
Hormones
Some of the content is useful in other areas of the curriculum, including PSHE/Citizenship, History, PE, Religious Studies, Health & Social Care.
A full list of the topics covered in the interactive resources for all ages is available.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
The Resource Library allows you to search for animations, diagrams, posters and worksheets on a wide variety of topics to use in your teaching.They can be downloaded for use offline by teachers and students in educational settings as stated in the terms and conditions for the resource library.
CURRICULUM LINKS
PUBLICATIONS
ABPI Publications can be ordered through our main website. No charge is made for publications but there may be restrictions for non-UK orders and on the number that may be ordered. Some publications have been created specifically for use in schools and colleges, others are for a more general readership.
LINKS
We have compiled a series of Useful Links to other websites supported by the pharmaceutical industry.
QUESTIONNAIRE and CONTACT US
Every year the ABPI contributes to a day of biology talks at the Association for Science Education conference. Topics covered in the programme were chosen to complement various areas of the GCSE and A level specifications. Click here to access the talks from the 2011 conference.


