Lessons
Lessons by subject
16 schemes of work, 250+ lessons and demonstrations
Every subject comes with demonstrations children remember, full class-set kit, lesson plans, PowerPoints and “how to” video clips. Choose a subject to see the topics and schemes of work.

Physics
Crookes radiometers, lightning, Magdeburg spheres and Van de Graaff generators — physics children can feel as well as see.
- Energy
- Forces
- Light
- Electricity

Chemistry
From the blast furnace and liquid oxygen combustion to fireworks and displacement reactions, chemistry lessons built on real reactions rather than video clips.
- Particle Theory
- Water, Acids and Alkalis
- Matter
- Introduction to simple chemical reactions

Biology
Forests, grasslands, beetles and photosynthesis — living science investigated in the classroom and outdoors.
- Plants and Photosynthesis
- Humans, Health and Fitness
- Earth, Ecology and Evolution
- Human Senses

Geology
Erupting volcanoes, stromatolites, T-Rex and Hutton's unconformity: deep time made tangible for primary pupils.
- Planet Earth
- Igneous Rocks
- Metamorphic Rocks
- Sedimentary Rocks and Fossils
- Minerals
16 schemes of work, 250+ lessons and demonstrations
- Light
- Particle Theory
- Plants and Photosynthesis
- Electricity
- Chemistry of Matter
- Human Health and Fitness
- Forces
- Aqueous Chemistry
- Life, Biosphere and Evolution
- Energy
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Kingdom Animalia
- Space
- Introduction to Earth and Geology
- Organic Chemistry
- Microbiology
See exactly what happens in each lesson — the eight-lesson summaries for Forces, Particle Theory and Plants and Photosynthesis are published, with visuals for every Forces lesson coming scheme by scheme.
Browse lesson summariesSample demonstration video
Magdeburg spheres — from Forces, Lesson 1
Every lesson comes with films of each demonstration, so teachers can see exactly how it runs before standing up in front of the class. Registered schools get the full video library in the document portal.
See the Forces schemeBeyond the classroom
Alternative provision
Science teaching and learning support for pupils in alternative provision settings.
