News and Publications
Find out more about the research, resource development, and collaborations taking place across the e-Bug programme.
e-Bug in collaboration with PSHE launches new resource
We're proud to announce our new PSHE quality assured resource for secondary schools. Designed to support the updated PSHE curriculum, and help young people explore the connections between vaccination, antibiotic use, and antimicrobial resistance through engaging, evidence-informed learning.
e-Bug's Creative Challenge for World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2026
We are excited to invite Key Stage 4 students to take part in the WAAW Creative Challenge. Through digital or physical artwork such as posters, cartoons or drawings, students can use their creative skills to raise awareness about responsible antibiotic use and knowledge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Students can win prizes for themselves, and for their schools! Deadline for entries: Sunday 22nd November
World Immunisation Week 2026
To help you mark World Immunisation Week, e-Bug has created the Immunity Chain Reaction Game - an interactive classroom activity that helps pupils explore how infections spread and how vaccinations can help protect people.
Celebrating British Science Week 2026
See how you can use e-Bug lesson plans to run a fun-filled week of science education!
Using e-Bug to achieve Healthy School accreditation
Find out how you can use e-Bug resources to help your school to achieve Healthy Schools Award
Embedding hygiene messages for a healthier school
e-Bug ran a live webinar to discuss how our resources can be used to embed key hygiene messages to support the health and wellbeing of school children
Health protection in children and young people settings, including education
Find out how to prevent and control infections in your education setting with this updated guidance from the UK Health Security Agency
Global Antimicrobial Stewardship Partnership Hub
Open-access education on antimicrobial stewardship and antimicrobial resistance interventions
Developing food safety teaching resources
e-Bug, together with SafeConsume, have published a paper detailing the process of developing food safety resources. Find out how we develop resources with teachers and scientists