Course Description:
This course provides students with an in-depth understanding of life at the cellular and systemic levels. Topics include cell biology, organ systems, genetics, ecosystems, and the human body. With a strong focus on real-world relevance, students explore how biological principles explain everyday phenomena—such as how vaccines work, what causes allergies, or how exercise affects heart rate.

Students engage in lab experiments, interactive simulations, and hands-on models to reinforce learning. A major highlight includes the "Build-a-Body" group project, where students design models of organs and explain their functions using recycled materials.

Key Features:

• Weekly lab sessions (microscopy, dissections, experiments)

• Case studies on diseases, biotechnology, and health topics

• Cross-curricular links with environmental science and ethics

• Assessment includes practicals, quizzes, and a science journal