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Last updated

11 June 2026

pptx, 3.76 MB
pptx, 3.76 MB

This is a 50-minute KS4 AQA Combined Science Trilogy lesson designed for students in an SEN secondary school.

Disease examples: measles, HIV, tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), malaria, rose black spot, gonorrhoea, and salmonella.

The independent information hunt/circuit activity is colour coded to reduce cognitive load and support organisation, attention, and processing.

Included:

  • Starter activity introducing the term communicable.
  • Discussion of communicable vs non-communicable diseases
  • Pathogen introduction (virus, bacteria, fungi, protist)
  • Independent information hunt / circuit task on communicable diseases
  • Printable student worksheet (slide 1) to complete during the activity
  • 7 x A3 information posters (slides 9–15) to print and place around the room
  • Whiteboard plenary quick check for retrieval and assessment for learning

Print slide 1 for the table

Suitable for: KS4, AQA Combined Science Trilogy, SEN / autism-friendly classrooms, Lower literacy learners needing visual and scaffolded independent work.

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