Educational Resources Directory
These educational resources have been gathered from around the EuroGCT partnership and beyond. This directory is intended to support educators and independent learners. The resources here are suitable for a range of audiences, from primary-school students to adult learners.
Zooniverse houses a range of citizen science projects, includining research projects in genetics and cell biology.
The ‘Your DNA, Your Say’ project is a citizen science project surveying public attitudes towards genomic data sharing, as well as offering informative videos.
This series of lessons provides teachers with fact-tested knowledge about stem cells. The freely usable material allows high school students to engage with current research in stem cell research and therapies.
This website gives you a virtual experience of using a microscope.
The DNA School aims to inform a broad audience about “DNA science” which evolves particularly quickly, and to support learners with a vocational interest.
The Genetic Science Learning Centre has developed a range of resources to support educators in bringing genetics, biosciences, and health sciences alive in the classroom. These supplemental resources and lesson plans include genetics, gene therapies, stem cells, and ethics.
Stem Cell Evidence is a comprehensive collection of high quality research relevant to haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, produced by the NHS Blood and Transplant Systematic Review Initiative.
Designed to support scientists at outreach events, this highly interactive and engaging set of resources provides activities for all ages to learn about stem cells. Here you will find electronic copies of the materials and the guidance notes to go with them.
Making blood from stem cells, iPS cells from skin cells and improving the lives of those with diabetes are just a few of the stories that are touched on in this comic. Ideal for use in the classroom, at festivals and events.
Science Ceilidh provides innovative games and activities to help children engage with concepts in science. They also provide resources to support educators.