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Save the date for Biology Week 2026! 🧬

📆 8 - 18 October 2026

Biology Week celebrates and raises the profile of the biosciences, and the important work that bioscientists are doing. This year's theme is 'a complete celebration of biology and nature from A to Z' and we want you to get involved! You can check out last year's Biology Week calendar for inspiration and, if you have an activity planned, don't forget to fill in our events form so that we can promote it later in the year.

Get inspired: www.rsb.org.uk/biology-week

An interesting article looking at similarities in the pattern of cancer in cats and humans. Both species share key biological processes so many genes are mirrored in cats and humans. Cats also share the same space as humans so are exposed to some of the same environmental factors. Interesting comparisons …

Scientists crack open the 'black box' of cancer in cats The household cat could hold the key to understanding certain types of cancer, such as breast cancer.

It took 5 attempts to do wordle today! 🤣 I was convinced it must be a biological word ‘guano’ but it was not to be.

For A level biologists ‘guano’ is a term linked to the phosphorus cycle meaning ‘excrement of seabirds and bats used as fertiliser’ Guano is a highly effective fertiliser due to its high nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content (NPK)

RNA replication linked to origins of life, compartmentalisation and pH gradients . A level Biology students looking to read beyond the spec may be interested to read ….

RNA strand that can almost self-replicate may be key to life's origins Life may have begun when RNA molecules began to replicate themselves, and now we’ve finally found an RNA molecule that is very close to being able to do this

Any A level Biologists out there looking for extra support with ‘ Statistics in Biology A level’ ?

I am running an online workshop tomorrow covering everything you need to gain all statistics marks / includes all revision resources, practice questions and model answers. Get in touch for more info …

An amazing scientific achievement and interesting read for A level biologists . Gene therapy and microRNA making huge strides in treating Huntingtons disease…

Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time One of the most devastating diseases finally has a treatment that can slow its progression and transform lives, tearful doctors tell BBC.

A special GOOD LUCK to all my A level biologists as they get their results this morning 🤞☘️

Good luck to A level biologists as they take on Biology paper 1 this afternoon 🤞☘️

As I always say to all my students. stay calm, logical and follow the SS rule for every question:-

Start at the beginning
State the obvious
Sequence your answers step by step to gain all marks :)

Encouraging progress in the ongoing clinical trials of stem cell treatment of damaged heart tissue

All A level biology students need to be up to date with stem cell treatments for any application exam questions that may arise

Scientists trial implant to patch up the heart The technology could give patients with advanced heart failure new hope, based on early trial results.