29 in-depth essay plans for ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ - ideal for A-level study Equivalent to nearly 42000 words - plenty of ideas and support for revision/a learning aid in lessons! Essay plans include domestic violence, minor characters, use of tragic elements, the South, narcissism and more!

Suitable for students studying John Keats for Section B of Paper Three (Poetry) on the Edexcel A-level English Literature 2015 specification 40 essay plans on all of the John Keats poems included in the specification, including Hyperion, On the Sea and To Sleep Essay plans cover contextual factors (e.g. negative capability, Chameleon poetry, Romantic movement), analysis of language (sound devices, etc. - AO2) and alternative ideas/comparisons with other poems (AO1) Document is equivalent to 34000 words - a massive resource for revision or study aids used in lessons! However, this resource may still be useful for students on other exam specifications because essay plans on poems such as ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’ and ‘Isabella; or, The Pot of Basil’ feature heavily in it!

Suitable for those studying Edexcel A-level English Literature for Paper 1 (Drama) Contains 8 essays on ‘Hamlet’ (Section A), the lowest being 29/35 and the highest 35/35 (6 of the 8 essays were awarded 35/35) Also includes a document outlining the grades awarded to the essays via the assessment objectives and general comments Includes tips on how to achieve an A* on Hamlet - ideal for students wishing to improve their grades as well as teachers who wish to provide support for their pupils to hit the top bands!

Suitable for the Edexcel A-level English Literature specification for Paper Two (prose) Contains 30 in-depth essay plans - entire document is over 40000 pages long! Ideal as a revision resource for students or inclusion in lessons for teachers Essay plans include contextual notes, links between both ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ and ‘Mrs Dalloway’, as well as critics (optional for use in the exam as AO5 is not assessed at A-level) and notes on symbolism Essay plans include themes such as violence, cruelty, consumption, challenging experiences and more!

Contains 36 essay plans on ‘Hamlet’, which is the equivalent to nearly 43000 words! Essay plans include critics (AO5), symbolism, key ideas and interpretations! Plans include themes such as violence, loyalty, gender roles, etc., as well as characters including Claudius, Horatio, Gertrude and the relationship between Laertes and Ophelia! Ideal for revision or assistance with lesson planning

Suitable for Edexcel A-level English Literature Paper 2 (Prose)/AS-level - good for students/teachers wishing to see exemplars for ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ and ‘Mrs Dalloway’, which are not readily available Contains two documents, including comments and grades for each of the essays Includes four essays written in timed conditions of one hour, all of which are either graded A/A* Also includes tips on how to achieve an A* in the exam

Suitable for students and teachers studying/teaching AQA A-level Sociology Paper 1 (Education and Methods in Context)! Contains 7 fully detailed essay plans on research methods including non-participant observation, field experiments, official statistics and structured interviews. A 20-page document consisting of 5600 words. The plans break down the question into the core notions of practical, ethical and theoretical - ideal for students aspiring to achieve A/A* in their exam!

Suitable for those studying John Keats for Section B of Paper 3 (Poetry) on the Edexcel A-level English Literature specification Includes essay marks and comments Contains five essays written in timed conditions, including two being rewarded 30/30, while the other essays are grade A - perfect resource for students aiming for A/A* Also contains top tips on how to attain an A* on John Keats poetry Poems included in the pack include ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’, ‘To Sleep’ and ‘Hyperion’

Essay plans (10 and 20 markers) for The Media module on Section B of Paper Two for the AQA A-level Sociology specification Also useful for students studying the Media on the OCR specification 48 pages of essay plans (18000) - a massive pack for students/teachers! Topics included: Ownership and Control (10m and 20m); Globalisation (10m and 20m); Selection and Representation (10m and 1x 20m); Representations (10m and 5 x 20m); Relationship with Audience (10m and 1x 20m); New Media (10m only) Contact me if you wish to receive a free sample!

Ideal for AQA A-level Sociology and those studying The Media unit (assessed on Paper 2 of the A-level) Contains eight essays (mixture of 10 and 20 markers) Perfect for students and teachers wishing to gain an insight in how to write an essay on this module and how they can improve their own performance!

A 6000+ document which contains notes on all of the selected poems in Edexcel’s Poem of the Decade anthology. These notes address the key assessment objectives (argument/use of devices), which will help students aiming for A/A* to comprehend the poems and support their ideas at both AS and A-level!

Ideal for students aiming for A/A* in their exams, this 9000+ word resource consists of nine heavily detailed essay plans. These plans include marketisation, the role of the education system, internal and external factors, alongside others. All plans refer to the key sociological perspectives (Functionalism, Feminism, Marxism, Postmodernism, New Right) and include evaluative points/counterarguments.

This 13500-word collection consists of 31 heavily detailed 10m essay plans, which are perfect for students aiming for A/A*! Topics include globalisation, subject choice, ethnicity, marketisation and more!

Perfect for students aiming to get A/A* in their Sociology A-level! For Paper Two, Section A. This mindmap includes key sociologists for Topic 2 of the Families and Households topic, but other sociologists of different perspectives are also noted.

A massive collection of essay plans for AQA A-level Sociology Paper 2 Section A - ideal for both students and teachers. This 12000+ document consists of 41 essay plans for all five topics in the Families and Households specification. For students aspiring to achieve an A/A* in their examinations!

Perfect for both teachers and students preparing for AQA A-level Sociology Theory and Methods Paper 3. A 6000+ document consisting of 10 heavily detailed essay plans for the 20m on Paper 3 - ideal for students seeking to achieve A/A* in their exams!

Consisting of 7000+ words, this document succinctly addresses the key devices employed in Edexcel’s Poems of the Decade, which are reinforced by quotes so that students can associate them with fundamental themes, thereby improving their critical thinking skills - ideal for the unseen poem at A-level. This document is laid out in the form of notes and are therefore straightforward to use for revision purposes!

This 7-page document (2500+ words) contains numerous critical quotes on ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’, covering key themes such as the gothic, same-sex desire, degeneration, sexuality and the fin de siecle. Ideal for A-level/GCSE students wishing to get top marks in their exams/coursework!

9 page document (3000 words) exploring the relation between the Erasmus programme and Cédric Klapisch’s film ‘L’auberge espagnole’ (2002) Themes: interculturalité, la construction européenne, Erasmus exchange, formation of identity, Paris/Barcelona These notes are perfect for students aiming for A/A* in A-level French AQA A-level French

This document consists of three A-grade mini essays on ‘Un sac de billes’, specifically focusing on the theme of childhood, the role of Père Joffo and the symbolic importance of the musette in the novel. Detailed feedback and the mark are also provided, which aims to support both teachers and students in their preparation for the AQA A-level French Writing exam.

A 19-page document containing three A-grade essays on ‘L’auberge espagnole’ - a perfect revision tool for AQA A-level French students! Also contains extensive notes (in French) on the relationship between the Erasmus exchange programme and the film, which provides essential contextual and thematic information.