The Science Break for GCSE science

This is a whole unit podcast for AQA GCSE Biology. It is edited from the whole unit video on youtube. If you want to see the video, please visit The Science Break on youtube. Find us on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X (formerly Twitter)

This podcast is for AQA GCSE Science and Biology and looks at health issues. Remember there is also The Science Break website and youtube channel for plenty of help for GCSE Science. 

In this podcast we go through the meaning of non-communicable disease and look specifically at coronary hear disease. There is also a mention of other problems that can arise with the heart and what can be done about them. Remember there is lots of help on The Science Break website and youtube channel. The website contains lots of videos for all your GCSE science topics and lots of exam practice as well. 

This podcast looks at the components of the blood and how they are adapted for their roles. Don't forget The Science Break on youtube, the website, TheScienceBreak.com and Instagram.  These podcasts for for both Combined Science and Separate Science. 

This podcast describes the double circulation in humans and also looks at the structure of the blood vessels in the heart. Don't forget The Science Break on youtube, the website, TheScienceBreak.com and Instagram.  These podcasts for for both Combined Science and Separate Science. 

This is The Science Break for GCSE Science. This episode is about digestion and the different enzymes needed to digest the different food groups. 

In this episode we look at the structure and function of enzymes. And we look at some important metabolism reactions that are controlled by enzymes.

In this episode we look at the definition of active transport and examples of where it might happen

In this episode we look at the definition of osmosis, a practical linked to osmosis and the importance of osmosis in living things

In this episode we look at the four features of exchange surfaces in living things. Remember you can see videos that accompany this podcast on the science break YouTube channel and the science break website called thesciencebreak.com