This is my essay for my A Level Edexcel English Literature coursework, titled: “Compare the ways in which the theme of sexuality is presented in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray’ (1890) and Jeanette Winterson’s ‘Oranges are not the Only Fruit’ (1985)”. Themes, context and developed ideas are discussed.

This A Level English Literature Paper 2 revision resource is a 9 page word document which includes the following themes, quotes and key points for both of the novels, ‘A Thousand Spendid Suns’ and ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’: Courage and sacrifice Style and senses Powerlessness of the victim Loss Violence and fear Guilt and shame Sisterhood and loyalty Journeys & Location Motherhood Love Religion Patriarchy, male dominance and inequalities Patriotism This is a great revision quote sheet to memorise before exams. There are important quotes and themes in this documents.

Very detailed notes for ‘The Wife of Bath’ by Chaucer The following topics discussed in the 5 page word document are: the genre of ‘The Wife of Bath’ Tales and conventions of Medieval literature, Geoffrey Chaucer’s personal life, Medieval society, the gentilesse, The Black Death, shifts in social structures and the social hierarchy, the Peasant’s Revolt, religion and the church, women, the patriarchy and anti-feminist values and literature. Great revision tool for A Level English Literature mocks and final exams

This essay plan is great for last minute revision as it includes key quotes, critics and context. I used this essay plan as well as others for my Edexcel A Level English Literature mocks and final exams.

This 22 slide presentation includes key quotes about Rasheed throughout Part 3 of the novel. I used this revision tool for my A Level English Literature mocks and exams. Analysis is included alongside quotes.

This is a detailed analysis and annotations of key quotes from Part 1 of the prose novel, ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’. I made and used this for my A level English Literature Paper 2 exam (Edexcel). I have annotated from pages 1 - 97 and this document is 9 pages.

This is my A Level History Coursework on the topic of the Russian Revolution. The question is ‘To what extent was there more changes than continuity in the way Russia was ruled between 1855 – 1956?’ The word count is just under 4,500 and I received 33/40 in this essay (A*). Perfect for anyone who wants to understand the writing style and what is required for top marks. Full bibliography, footnotes and referencing included.

This poem is fully analysed with annotations. This poem is part of the Relationships section in the Poetry Anthology. I used these annotations for my Edexcel GCSE poetry exams.

This 13 page document includes clear and detailed annotations of different scenes throughout the music video, ‘Titanium’ by David Guetta. This great as a revision tool for A level OCR Media Studies. The document includes: Representation of class, race, age and gender Context and postmodernism Mise-en-scene Camerwork Editing Sound

This is a 3 page document/mind map including key notes for the long form television drama, ‘Deutschland 83’ for the OCR A level Media Studies exam. These notes are concise and easy to remember for the final exam. The following topics are mentioned: Media Language (mise-en-scene, camerawork, etc) Representation Social, Political, Historical, Economic contexts Industry Audience Barthes’ semiotics theory and Neale’s genre theory This is a great and quick revision tool and the information is easy to process with some supporting evidence to claims. I ended up receiving a grade A in Media Studies in 2023.

This word document is 5 pages and contains 11 key critics for the Edexcel A level English Literature exam. There are a variety of quotes covering a diverse range of themes and characters. Some quotes included are supported as well as challenged with evidence from the play, ‘Othello’. This is a great revision resource as there are many critics to pick from and the quotes are easy to remember.

These are important and key facts for the AQA A Level History American Dream: Reality and Illusion 1945-80 exam and is perfect for revision. I used all my information from the Oxford AQA History textbook and has been typed in chronological order. I have left out 2 important chapters: Chapter 8 (Eisenhower’s Civil rights) and Chapter 14 (Johnson’s Foreign Policy).

I made and used this for my A Level Media exam for Paper 1 Section B. I have included key media language, representation, audiences and contexts. I have detailed analysis on the most important things and is a perfect revision resource. This is a 4 page Powerpoint.

I used this for my A Level English Literature exam (Edexcel exam board). The themes included are: Power, Desire, Appearance, Madness, Inner Lives, Conflict and Setting. I have attached a few quotes and important points. Useful for both general understanding and revision.

There are detailed annotations of key ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’ quotes from pages 1 - 35. This is a 3 page document. I used this for my A level English Literature Paper 2 Prose exam.

GCSE AQA RS 4 page document revision work booklet. Includes a 2, 4 and 5 marker and information on the five pillars, 10 Obligatory Acts and Shahadah.

This is a revision pack that resembles a quiz and has answers at the back. I used this for my A level History revision in order to remember the information more and tested myself as much as possible. This quiz covers Chapters 11 and 12 (Kennedy’s Civil Rights and America by 1963) of the AQA American Dream: Reality and Illusion 1945-80 A level course.

This revision pack is filled with information, analysis, contexts, interpretations and key scenes and symbols from the music video, ‘Heaven’ by Emile Sande. This revision resource is useful for someone studying A level Media Studies (OCR exam board) and I constantly used these notes for my mocks and final exams. Ultimately, I received a grade A in my Media Studies results.

This is a mindmap that has clear and concise revision notes for the OCR A level Media Studies exam. This can also be used for OCR GCSE Media Studies as there are key details written about the BBC’s remit and PSB.

This one page document is a great revision resource for the OCR A level Media Studies exam. The annotations are easy to remember, concise and include key terms that will ensure you secure a top grade. Mise-en-scene, media language, representation and contexts are mentioned. I ended up receiving a grade A in my final Media Studies exam in 2023.

This is an example essay question/answer from ‘The American Dream: reality and illusion, 1945–1980’ paper 2 for AQA History A level. The question states: ‘Kennedy’s achievements were outweighed by his mistakes.’ Assess the validity of this view (25 marks) During my revision for my mocks and final exams, I wrote several essays in order to familiarise myself with the structure and content. In this essay I received 20/25 marks.