The MOD continually invests in new technologies and ideas to ensure it can meet the unpredictable global threats and conditions in which the Armed Forces operate. Developments can have civilian applications and provide a wealth of engaging case studies to help students understand 'how science works'.

14 lesson plans cover topics from the Biology, Chemistry, and Physics curricula, giving insight into both the practical and theoretical sides of science.

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• Breathing and respiration

  This lesson introduces students to the processes necessary to allow humans to breathe and exchange gases. The lesson is supported by...

  armed forces,  bloodstream,  breathing,  circulation,  exhalation,  gaseous exchange,  inhalation,  lungs,  oxygen,  physical,  process,  respiratory
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 29 Jun 2009

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• Conservation

  The Ministry of Defence (MOD) owns 171 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) which are managed by Defence Estates. Across the defence...

  biodiversity,  ecosystem,  habitat,  sustainable development,  conservation
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 01 Jan 1970

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• Describing waves - types of wave

  This lesson introduces students to wave types, considering the properties of transverse and longitudinal waves, gaining familiarity with...

  earthquake,  humanitarian,  kashmir,  longitudinal,  seismic,  sound,  transverse,  waves
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 21 Feb 2008

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• Fractional distillation

  This lesson seeks to help students' understanding of oil extraction and fractional distillation through discovery of the different...

  extraction,  oil,  pollution,  properties,  fractional distillation
  GCSE and standards, Date added: 11 Oct 2007

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