All four Edexcel IGCSE History 4HI1 Paper 2 topic workbooks in one bundle — Russia 1905–24, Germany 1918–45, USA Civil Rights 1945–74 and China 1900–89. 178 pages, 6 × 1-hour sessions each, 100% syllabus coverage, 40+ real past-paper questions verbatim (2023–24), timed mocks, full merged answer keys with level descriptors and SPaG rubrics. Save vs buying separately. This bundle contains all four complete revision workbooks for the Edexcel International GCSE History (4HI1) qualification — the Russia Historical Investigation and the Germany, USA Civil Rights and China options — as a single purchase. Each workbook is a standalone 1–2 week revision programme, mapped item-by-item against the official Pearson specification. WHAT’S INSIDE (4 workbooks · 178 pages total) Workbook Pages Sessions Real past-paper questions Russia and the Soviet Union, 1905–24 (Paper 2A) 41 6 × 1 hr 10 verbatim (Jun 23 – Nov 24) Germany: development of dictatorship, 1918–45 (Paper 1) 45 6 × 1 hr 16 verbatim (May 23 – Nov 24) A divided union: civil rights in the USA, 1945–74 (Paper 1) 46 6 × 1 hr 10 verbatim (all 4 series) China: conflict, crisis and change, 1900–89 (Paper 2B4) 46 6 × 1 hr 14 verbatim (Jun 23 – Nov 24) Each workbook contains: 6 × 1-hour sessions: 4 syllabus-coverage sessions + a gap-closer session (the exam blind spots most students miss — e.g. Potemkin Mutiny and Lena Goldfield for Russia; Gleichschaltung and the July Bomb Plot for Germany; Watergate and Black Power for the USA; the Democracy Wall and Tiananmen for China) + a final timed mock paper Real past-paper questions, verbatim from Edexcel 4HI1 papers (2023–24): impression/extract questions, explain-two-effects, source-support and “How far do you agree?” 16-markers with the official prompt boxes — plus exam-style replicas where no recent real question exists A scaffolded confidence ladder in every session: recap timeline & key terms → date grids, causal chains, contrast tables and quote-the-sentence error hunts → complete-the-frame semi-scaffolding → exam-condition questions → from-memory retrieval checkpoint FULL ANSWER KEY (teacher copy) in every workbook: official level descriptors (6-mark L1–L3, 8-mark L1–L4, 16-mark L1–L4), ALLOW/REJECT tables, model answers for every question including the 16-markers with Level 4 weighing judgements, and the SPaG rubric with subject-specific terminology ~600 marks of practice + SPaG across the bundle (≈150 per workbook) SKILLS COVERED AO1 knowledge: every syllabus section of all four topics, verified against the official Pearson specification AO2 analysis: causal chains, change-over-time, significance and the counter-argument + weighing judgement (the Level 4 hinge) AO3 source analysis: NOP (Nature-Origin-Purpose), “How far does Source A support Source B?”, provenance and utility Exam technique: 6/8/16-mark structures, time management (timing plans included), SPaG PERFECT FOR The student sitting 4HI1 in 2026–27 who needs structured revision across all four topics Holiday work, half-term programmes or a full mock-exam revision period Cover work or revision lessons with zero teacher prep — every workbook is self-contained Teachers who want real past-paper practice the students haven’t seen in class

“This is the complete four-workbook series for Topic 2 of the Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Biology (4BI1) and IGCSE Science Double Award (4SD0) specifications. Topic 2 is — by Edexcel’s own paper design — the highest-examined region of the entire IGCSE. In any given examination session, you should expect at least one structured question on the digestive system or alimentary canal, a calculation involving energy from food, an enzyme experiment write-up, a respiration or gas exchange question, a heart-labelling or cardiac cycle question, a blood vessel comparison, a transpiration calculation or potometer evaluation, and a reflex arc or homeostasis question. That is a minimum of eight separate mark-earning opportunities, all drawn from the four sub-topics in this series. This series is your single revision target for all of them.” “Each workbook in the series incorporates exam-intelligence features derived directly from Edexcel mark-scheme and examiner report analysis. In Topic 2A, the osmosis Tutor Note identifies the two most common mark-losing errors in the percentage-change calculation — dividing by the final mass instead of the initial, and omitting the positive or negative sign — directly at the point in the worked example where those errors occur. In Topic 2B, the enzyme Tutor Note identifies the exact exam-language chain that mark schemes reward for denaturation questions (‘bonds break → active site changes shape → substrate no longer fits → reaction stops’) and explicitly flags the reject terms ‘destroyed’, ‘killed’, and ‘broken’. In Topic 2C, the valve Tutor Note identifies ‘prevent backflow’ as the functional phrase that earns marks — and warns against the common reversal error that the ‘lub-dub’ heart sound is the opening of valves rather than their closure. In Topic 2D, the reflex arc Tutor Note identifies the five-step pathway (‘receptor → sensory → relay → motor → effector’) as earning five marks in the standard format question, and the sweating Tutor Note provides the precise two-step chain (‘water evaporates → evaporation requires latent heat taken from the body’) that the mark scheme requires. Across all four workbooks, fourteen dedicated Tutor Notes address the specific misconceptions and loose language that Edexcel mark schemes reject most consistently. These are not general biology teaching notes — they are mark-scheme intelligence notes, designed to convert near-miss answers into full-mark answers.” “All four workbooks share an identical four-phase revision structure that enables completely self-directed study without teacher supervision. Phase 1 (Diagnose): students complete a dual-column RAG self-check — rating themselves Red, Amber, or Green on each skill statement without notes — in six minutes. The dual-column format records both a Start and an End rating, creating a measurable before-and-after progress record that teachers can collect for formative assessment without any marking. Phase 2 (Learn): students read only the content sections that map onto their Red and Amber rows, with explicit cover-and-recall instructions at each diagram. Phase 3 (Test): students attempt timed practice questions using the timing badges on each block, mark their answers against the Edexcel-convention mark scheme, and underline the specific marking trigger they missed for every wrong answer. Phase 4 (Re-check): students return to the RAG self-check, update the End columns, and re-read and re-attempt any section still rated Red or Amber. The workbook is declared exam-ready only when every row is Green — a completion criterion that is built into the document itself. The series is also explicitly chained: the Phase 4 re-check at the end of each workbook specifies exactly what knowledge the next workbook will assume, creating a revision sequence that builds systematically from cell structure through to coordination and homeostasis.” “The four workbooks are available as a discounted bundle or individually. Each is print-ready as a complete student booklet with the answer key held separately. The dual-column RAG self-check in each workbook creates a measurable progress record that requires no teacher marking. The timing badges on each practice block allow students to run exam-condition practice independently. The series chaining means that a student who works through 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D in sequence, completing all four phases of each workbook before moving to the next, will have covered every Topic 2 specification point, practised 93 exam-style questions under timed conditions, received feedback on every wrong answer via the mark scheme, and confirmed their readiness through a four-cycle RAG self-assessment — all without requiring a single lesson. For teachers, this means Topic 2 revision can be set as structured independent work with a built-in formative checkpoint at the end of each sub-topic.”

A 40-page self-study workbook for Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Global Citizenship (4GL1/01), (Unit 1 - Unit 4) structured into 7 focused 30-minute sessions. Covers key definitions, Politics & Governance, Economy & Environment, Community Action Project scaffolding, and full essay technique for 9- and 15-mark questions. Includes model paragraphs, chains of reasoning, PEEL structures, and a final revision checklist. A 75-minute practice assessment paperfor Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Global Citizenship (4GL1/01), structured across four sections (A–D) and matching the internal assessment format exactly. Includes a two-source booklet (Human Rights; GDP & Development), MCQs, short-answer questions, two 9-mark evaluative questions, and one 15-mark extended essay. Marking Scheme Included. Total: 75 marks.