A library of resources written by a tutor who specialised in helping students taking A Level re-sits to achieve higher grades.

A collection of education resources linked to the National Curriculum covering a range of key science and biology subjects.

A subject association and community of teachers, technicians, and other professionals supporting science education; with information about professional development opportunities, resources, regional groups, and contacts.

Presents a range of free online and downloadable secondary age teaching resources about how science is used in the pharmaceutical industry. From the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry.

Fun activities to help develop pupils' understanding of science with feedback provided to encourage pupil to talk about their choices.

A resource for biology teachers in school, college and university; includes a private email service, online resource library of useful teaching materials, and a speakers database.

A revision website designed for students studying an A-Level Biology or Human Biology.

An independent site providing resources and materials for students studying A level biology; also includes a library of worksheets, notes, interactive tasks, Powerpoints, overheads, and revision notes.

Provides a library of resource materials to support the learning and teaching of Biology at a variety of levels.

Describes the Association's science award scheme, which offers different levels for children aged between 5 and 19.

Schools resource from the Cosmetic Toiletry and Perfumery Association providing information for children about the science and design behind cosmetics. Has sections for KS2, KS3 and KS4, with teacher's notes and downloadable worksheets.

A comprehensive resource for students studying chemistry for A level, Scottish Highers, and other pre-university chemistry exams.

Presents a new vision of the Periodic Table of the elements, as a spiral galaxy, to complement the traditional table and also to evoke wonder at the order underlying the universe.

An advisory service providing support in science and technology for a consortium of local authorities and their schools. Includes details of membership, services, and resources, including some free for download.

Maintains a library of chemistry-related resources for teachers, school students at GCSE and A-level; includes revision aids, worksheets, and fun stuff.

Allows 16–19 year-old school students to explore the molecular evidence for evolution; includes student and teacher materials for case studies in microbiology, plant and animal biology and human evolution.

A collection of resources for teaching and learning KS3 science, and GCSE and A-level Chemistry.

Suppliers of an extensive range of PowerPoint presentations and other resources for teaching physics, chemistry and biology, mainly for the GCSE specificataions, but also for KS3 and A level.

Provides an extensive library of resources and activities for learning about fungi, suitable for all Key Stages.

Enables students to measure the local environment at their school, and compare it with other schools around the world. Features activities, teachers' notes and details of how to register and input data.

Kew Gardens presents free primary school resources linked to the science curriculum and themed around the Darwin bicentennial celebrations. Includes registration form for schools.

Offers an extensive range of teaching and interactive learning resources, for use from KS3 through to A level courses. Also provides a teacher toolkit, allowing teachers to create their own animations.

An extensive online resource to support the teaching and learning of microbiology across the key stages.

Provides a library of resources, including experiments, investigations, and a techniques section; designed for teachers of biology.

Provides science teaching resources and discussion ideas for secondary age children linked to topical research news.

Offers a library of resources mainly for A Level Chemistry, with a small section for GCSE students.

Brings together a wealth of interactive science materials for primary and secondary age children, many contributed by leading scientific organisations, manufacturers and trade associations.

An extensive library of animations, diagrams, information and work sheets, and exam specifications to support physics and science students and teachers from KS3 through to A level.

Team aerospace design challenge for 16-18 year olds; includes entry information and details of what the competition involves.

Features extensive teaching resources, project ideas and support for teaching plant science at both primary and secondary levels.

Offers a programme of ten units challenging known misconceptions that typically remain even after students have completed a GCSE science course.

Offers a multimedia learning package to help students understand the scientific ideas behind a wide range of environmental issues.

A project that aims to use science creatively in the classroom to inspire artistic and scientific endeavour; describes the scheme, with testimonials, and guides for teachers and participating scientists, artists and writers.

Provides a range of support services and training for science education in Scotland; includes details of membership and contacts.

Competition for primary and secondary schools in the UK which involves team challenges on topics affecting the rainforest. Includes FAQ, registration information and news.

Contains science teaching ideas and resources based on topical events for secondary schools.

An online guide to the solar system for science students.

Offers a collection of science kits for schools, involving experiments inspired by Darwin; includes free online resources for schools and purchase details.

Provides an extensive online library of videos related to the sciences, careers and issues in science, organised by series, scientist, and subject.

The Mineral Products Association's interactive resource for schools about the UK quarrying industry; also includes supporting materials and suggestions for teachers.