Human Torso Model – 8 Parts, Half‑Size with Head (KS3+)

The Human Torso Model (Half‑Size, 8 Parts) is a clear, engaging 3D anatomical teaching aid designed to support the study of the structure and function of the human body in KS3 and above. Featuring vibrantly coloured, accurately proportioned organs, the model helps students visualise how major body systems are arranged within the torso.

Several organs are removable, allowing closer inspection and hands‑on exploration. This visual and kinaesthetic approach supports a deeper understanding of organ placement, inter‑relationships, and function—ideal for classroom demonstrations and guided group work.

The model is supplied with a numbered key card for easy identification and explanation, and its durable construction makes it suitable for repeated use in busy school laboratories.

Model Components (8 Parts)

• Head – 1 part
• Torso – 1 part
• Lungs – 2 parts
• Heart – 1 part
• Liver – 1 part
• Stomach – 1 part
• Intestine – 1 part

Key Features

• Half‑size human torso model with head
• 8 removable parts for hands‑on learning
• Vibrantly coloured anatomy for clear visualisation
• Supplied with numbered key card
• Durable construction for regular classroom use
• Effective for visual and kinaesthetic learners
• Approx. size: 25 × 18 × 49cm
• Approx. weight: 1.43kg
• Suitable for KS3, GCSE, and introductory biology

Ideal for School Biology & Science Lessons

Perfect for KS3 and GCSE biology, this torso model supports curriculum topics on human organ systems and promotes confident understanding through clear visual reference and interactive exploration.

• Teaching major human organs and their functions
• Explaining how organ systems work together
• Supporting lessons on respiration, circulation, and digestion
• Enhancing engagement with hands‑on anatomy study
• Reinforcing key terms for assessment and revision

Clear, robust, and classroom‑ready, the Human Torso Model (8 Parts, Half‑Size with Head) is an excellent resource for delivering engaging, effective lessons on human anatomy in the school science curriculum.