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  • Advanced Higher Biology – Skills

    A 3-day Biology course at a Field Studies Council centre offers an unrivalled opportunity for students to develop their practical skills and deepen their understanding of ecological syllabus content in a variety of inspiring habitats.  Covering key content from organisms and evolution as well as investigative biology,…

  • Common Entrance Science – Practical Ecology

    Our courses offer students the opportunity to get outside the classroom and develop their scientific knowledge and conceptual understanding through first-hand experience of the natural world.   Tailored to the Common Entrance Science specification, this course will cover key biology subject content, as well developing scientific skills.  …

  • Cambridge International A Level Biology – 3 day

    A 3-day Field Studies Council A Level Biology course offers a fantastic opportunity for students to undertake ecological investigations in a variety of inspiring habitats. Students will develop their practical skills, use of apparatus and techniques, and deepen their understanding of ecological syllabus content and synoptic…

  • A Level Biology – Fieldwork Techniques (Succession)

    A full day session investigating the process of ecological succession in a dynamic landscape. Students will use sampling methods to determine the distribution and abundance of organisms in relation to environmental change. Concepts of primary and secondary succession, colonisation by pioneer species and progression to climax…

  • A Level Biology – Fieldwork Techniques (Biodiversity)

    Students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a stunning natural location and explore the diversity of nature.   Students will use random sampling and systematic sampling to investigate factors which affect biodiversity.  They will have the opportunity to compare two habitats, practise identifying and classifying a…

  • A Level Biology – Enhanced Fieldwork Techniques

    A 2-day Field Studies Council A Level Biology course offers a fantastic opportunity for students to undertake ecological investigations in a variety of inspiring habitats and complete relevant required practicals.  Students will develop their practical skills, use various apparatus and techniques, and deepen their understanding of ecological syllabus content and synoptic links through first-hand experience. You can extend the course to 3 days to…

  • A Level Biology – Ecological Energetics

    An investigation looking at energy flow and the efficiency of energy transfer within an ecosystem, either in freshwater or on the rocky shore, depending on the centre. Students will use field sampling methods to determine the distribution and abundance of organisms and collect numerical data enabling them…

  • KS3 Active Science: Fieldwork, curriculum and skill-building

    This course combines fieldwork with outdoor activities to give students the opportunity to explore real scientific contexts in an exciting and engaging way. The course allows students to get first-hand experiences of a range of habitats and investigate the interactions between organisms and their environments. Students will…

  • Revision Residentials

    Our network of UK field centres are an excellent choice for dedicated time away from the classroom to focus on revision. They offer access to nature, ideal accommodation and a range of indoor and outdoor learning spaces. We can create a revision trip to suit you. The example…

  • A Level Biology: Life Sciences

    Study in an industry-standard lab  The Life Science Centre at Castle Head in Cumbria is an industry-standard laboratory offering learners the opportunity to study biology in a professional and engaging setting. Our outstanding tutors will inspire your students with their passion for applied life sciences. Our programmes are…

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