The best Science teachers on YouTube
Between Biology definitions, Chemistry equations and Physics formulae, science revision can feel like juggling three subjects at once. For a lot of students, YouTube has become one of the places they turn to for extra explanation outside the classroom
Over the years, a brilliant community of qualified teachers have created channels to meet that need with clear, curriculum-matched videos covering Biology, Chemistry and Physics all available free of charge.
To help you find the right channel that can assist your child’s learning, we've rounded up six of the best science teachers and creators on YouTube right now, covering everything from Key Stage 3 (KS3) through to A-level.
MyEdSpace teachers with their own YouTube channels
Several of MyEdSpace's own science teachers run YouTube channels dedicated to Biology, Chemistry and Physics, alongside their live lessons, giving people both high-quality tips and tricks, but also an insight into what you can learn from them on our full academic year courses.
LajoyDoesChemistry (Lajoy Tucker)
Lajoy Tucker is MyEdSpace's Head of Chemistry, holding a first-class Master's degree in Chemistry from Oxford and bringing more than 11 years of teaching experience to her videos.
Lajoy has taught in international settings too, including at a school in Dubai with students from the UK, France, Switzerland, Nigeria, Lebanon and Australia.
In the past, Lajoy has spoken publicly about wanting education to build more critical thinking and adaptability, a philosophy that comes through in how her videos push students to understand the "why" behind a reaction, not just memorise it.
For GCSE or A-level Chemistry students who want a teacher who's genuinely thought about how people learn, Lajoy is an excellent watch.
HannahDoesPhysics (Hannah Shuter)
Hannah Shuter holds a Master's in Physics from the University of Bristol and a Master's in Education from Cambridge, and has spent more than seven years teaching Physics across state and independent schools.
She's also worked as a GCSE examiner, giving her videos a sharp sense of exactly what markers reward and where students typically lose easy marks.
Hannah was responsible for designing and leading a KS3 Physics curriculum built specifically around improving students' attitude to the subject, which explains why her explanations feel encouraging rather than intimidating, even for topics like forces and electricity that many students find daunting early on.
DavDoesChemistry (Dr Davinder Bhachu)
Dr Davinder Bhachu graduated with a first-class Chemistry degree, finishing in the top three of his year, before completing a PhD in Chemistry at UCL and working his way up to Head of Chemistry at a school in East London.
Outside teaching, Dav's interests span birdwatching, quizzes and weightlifting, and that same curiosity and enjoyment of a challenge is obvious in how enthusiastically he talks through a tricky topic rather than just rushing to the answer.
He's particularly strong for A-level Chemistry students who want to properly understand a concept rather than pattern-match their way through past papers.
If your child needs a teacher who makes rigorous Chemistry feel approachable, Dav's channel delivers that.
Independent Science YouTubers worth knowing
Beyond MyEdSpace's own teachers, there's a strong independent community producing genuinely useful GCSE science content, especially around exam prediction and quick-fire revision.
KrissTuition
KrissTuition, run by Kriss Machnik, started on TikTok before expanding onto YouTube, and has built its reputation on GCSE predicted papers and short, punchy revision content across Science, Maths and English.
Rather than long topic walkthroughs, Kriss's videos tend to be quiz-style and highly exam-focused, quick-fire questions, common misconception check-ins, and predictions for what's likely to come up based on patterns from past papers.
Students frequently credit the predicted papers with covering topics that then genuinely appeared in their real exams, which says a lot about how carefully they're put together.
Miranda | GCSE Science Coach (miranda.yoursuccess)
Miranda Spencer-Hope is a qualified teacher with more than 10 years of experience, now working as a GCSE Science Tutor and Education Coach across YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.
Her content favours short, highly visual breakdowns of common exam questions, the kind of six-marker on the body's response to exercise, or a quickfire "how many can you answer" style quiz, designed to be watched in the small pockets of time between other revision.
That format makes her especially useful for GCSE Combined and Triple Science students who want a quick confidence check on a specific topic rather than a full lesson.
Miranda's explanations are careful to flag not just what happens in a process but why it happens, which is exactly the kind of detail that separates a good exam answer from a great one.
Science with Hazel
Hazel studied at St John's College, Cambridge, before completing a PGCE and qualifying as a science teacher, and has since built one of the most established science revision channels on YouTube, covering GCSE, IGCSE, A-level and IB content across Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Her ‘Science with Hazel’ videos are known for being genuinely comprehensive, full topic walkthroughs designed to take a student from confusion to exam-ready in one sitting, alongside past paper answers that model exactly how to structure a top-mark response.
She's built a loyal following of students who've used her channel to turn around a difficult set of mocks, with many crediting her videos directly for jumps into grade 8 and 9 territory.
Getting the most out of Science YouTube
These are all genuinely high-quality, free resources, and if your child needs to revise a specific topic the night before a test, they're often exactly the right tool.
What YouTube can't easily replicate is the back-and-forth of an actual lesson: asking a follow-up question in the moment, getting feedback tailored to a specific mistake, or having a teacher spot a misunderstanding before it becomes a habit. That's where live, interactive teaching comes in, and it's what MyEdSpace's Science courses are built around, with the UK's top science teachers running live lessons, workbooks and homework support from Year 5 through to A-level.
If your child already enjoys learning from one of the teachers above, there's a good chance they'll enjoy learning from them live too, three of MyEdSpace's own teachers are on this very list.
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