Free resources from Get Set to Eat Fresh use Team GB athletes to boost young people’s food preparation skills and their love for fresh, healthy food.

Get Set for the Spirit of Sport is a new resource aimed at encouraging primary and secondary pupils to examine their decisions both on and off the playing field and help them to understand the positive impact on health, the social benefits of sport, and how they can carry these over into other aspects of their lives.

New ammunition is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring the application of science to the development of new medicines, the principles of double-blind trialling to test treatments, and the debate behind issues of gene therapy.

Food and famine is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how to test drinking water for pathogens, challenging fears and prejudices about foods common to other cultures - especially the importance of eating insects, and the environmental impact of our food choices in terms of water usage, world food supply and greenhouse gas production.

Asthma and allergies is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring allergies and the impact of asthma on the human gas exchange system, with oppotrunities to work with charts, tables and data

Food counter is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how the digestive system works, the need for a variety of foods for good health, and the consequences of imbalances in the diet, including deficiency diseases.

Fighting back is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how harmful microbes are transmitted from person to person, the world’s most serious communicable diseases, and how microbial evolution is driving the quest for new antimicrobial agents.

Mouth guard is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring oral hygiene

Helping hands is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring the spread of microbes and how to prevent it, and the links between science and personal hygiene.

The reaction test is a fun game for primary and secondary students to test and practice their reaction times.

Fuel to win is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how food is used by the body as fuel during respiration and the components of a balanced diet.

Champion technology is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring the relationship between science and technology.

Mind games is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring science at work outside the lab, and how areas like neuroscience and epigenetics are redefining how we see ourselves.

The moving body is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how we move, the meaning of physical 'strength', and how blood pressure is measured.

Measuring performance is a resource for primary and secondary students exploring how the body's organs work together, the effects of exercise on the body, and how measurement helps assess and improve human performance.

Free science resources to help primary to secondary transition

Free science resources to help primary to secondary transition and beyond