ideas for biomed supercurriculars?

futurelearn is a good website that has free courses. you have to pay to get a physical certificate and do the quiz but apart from that its free.

thanks but wdym by the quiz? is the actual assessment not free then?

the quiz is where you select multiple choice questions (i think). yeah its not free.

You do not need the certificate from courses on FutureLearn or Coursera - no Unis will want it - so you do not need to pay anything.

Lots of BBC R4 podcasts or a wide range of science topics - BBC Sounds - Science Podcasts
Also, some of the 'Very Short Introductions' to a range of Bioscience topics - Amazon.co.uk : a very short introduction medical - written by Uni academics they are good way of getting to grips with the basics.

You do not need the certificate from courses on FutureLearn or Coursera - no Unis will want it - so you do not need to pay anything.

do we not? then how do I prove I've completed it? or do I have to do courses at all?

You dont need to prove you have completed them - they are not meaningful 'qualifications'.
These Moocs are only useful on a personal level to extend your knowledge/understanding of topics for your PS, and that the proof that Unis want - that you can discuss topics and use them to show your interest in studying at a higher level than A level. This is about 'topics' and not about 'bits of paper'.

Please don’t tell me you want to go into diagnostics if you are choosing those unis… put it simply. You can't.

so when I refer to them in my personal statement, i don't have to show proof i did them, i just say that I did and explain what I really liked about it and how it helped?

diagnostics? no, I'm looking at biomedicine for those unis

No as in, do you want to enter diagnostics in day the NHS or do research when you graduate?

ohhh sorry I didn't understand
I'm still deciding but I'm leaning towards research

In that case, I would recommend these universities but if you want to go into diagnostics, you will need to do top up modules as neither of those universities are IBMS accredited. If you do want to do research however, then there is absolutely nothing wrong with what you have chosen and would encourage it.