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New Resource: BTEC Tech Award Question Bank

Liz Blamire

30th March 2026

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As summer exams come in to focus, we are delighted to announce the launch of our new Question Bank for BTEC Tech Award Health & Social Care: Component 3 Health & Wellbeing.

The Question Bank offers hundreds of multiple-choice questions spanning definition, example, and application question types — supporting students in building the depth of knowledge and understanding required for assessment success.

What sets this resource apart is its range of engaging practice modes, designed to suit different revision styles and keep students motivated:

🏆 Challenge Mode — Survival-style scoring. Up to 1,000 points per question, but the points fall the longer you take. Build streak multipliers. One wrong answer ends your run.

📅 The Daily Drop — Five questions a day, same for everyone, one attempt only. A quick daily revision habit.

⏱️ Time Attack — Start with 60 seconds. Correct answers add 20s, wrong answers lose 10s. How many can you get through before time finally runs out?

🎯 Practice Mode — Filter by topic and question type. Up to 20 randomised questions from your selection.

🔥 Streak Mode — Sudden death! Keep going until you get one wrong.

📊 Dashboard — Track stats, achievements, and export progress data to parents/carers, teachers and classmates.

Saved Questions — Bookmark questions during play to revisit later.

🔍 Search — Find questions by keyword and quiz yourself on the results.

This is an invaluable addition to the revision toolkit for any Health & Social Care student. We'd love to hear how your students get on with it!

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Liz Blamire

Liz is tutor2u subject lead for Health & Social Care and Early Childhood Development. A former NHS midwife, she has taught in FE and secondary as HoD, is an SSAT Accredited Lead Practitioner, textbook author, and experienced senior examiner. She recently completed an MEd in Inclusion and SEND, focusing on social, emotional and behavioural needs.