This highly specific 15 page revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.1 from the AQA Alevel Biology Specification “Biological Molecules” which includes the topics “Monomers and Polymers”, “Carbohydrates”, “Lipids”, “Proteins”, “Many Proteins are Enzymes”, “Nucleic acids are important information-carrying molecules”, “ATP”, “Water”, “Inorganic ions” as well as ALL the biochemical tests you need to learn OFF-BY-HEART! The blue bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. This is such an essential topic in the AQA specification as really is the foundation to the whole syllabus therefore it is essential that you understand this part of the sec thoroughly if you want to achieve top marks! I spent 2 years on this revision pack, updating and refining it so why not save your own time and use them? I used this resource to achieve top marks in my Biology A level so hope you enjoy it too!

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.2.5 (Reactions of ions in aqueous solution) from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. I’ve written out the full equations, state and colour changes for the elements the specifiation requires you to know AND a couple of extra elements that could potentially be asked about as appear in other parts of the specification (e.g. Chromium). This resource is a must have as this part of the spec is simply “learn and churn” !! I spent a year working on these notes so that they are very specific and contain all the key facts:)

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.1.11 (Electrode potentials and electrochemical cells) from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The red bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification which ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. Also included are some “classic” AQA exam questions with markscheme derived answers and specific notes on commercial applications of electrochemical cells with ALL the equations that you just have to LEARN BY HEART highlighted in yellow. I spent over a year working on these notes so that they are very specific and contain all the key facts:) Note- I haven’t included how to “use EƟ values to predict the direction of simple redox reactions” as I personally found this simple so didn’t require notes on it. Also I found it hard to describe using words with no images as to what I was doing! ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to aid with the notes.

This 9 page revision pack contains everything you need to know for the AQA A level Chemistry’s 3.2.5 “Transition Metals” topic. Including AQA exam questions and answers on “the formation of coloured ions” and a 6 marker on colorimetry. Also includes all the definitions in this topic, general properties, the chelate effect, Haem and oxygen, Shapes of complex ions, Spectroscopy and Colorimetry and how to calculate the value for ΔE. The GREEN bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification which ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. I spent hours perfecting this revision pack as Transition Metals is such a key Alevel topic in Chemistry so hope this helps you as much as it did for me:) ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to aid with the notes.

This revision resource covers the whole of section 3.1.6 (Chemical equilibria, Le Chatelier’s principle and Kc) from the AQA A level Chemistry Specification. The purple bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. Within this resource are definitions that you need to LEARN BY HEART, model answer responses when asked “the effect of changing a variable on the position of equilibrium” (key words highlighted so you don’t miss out on marks!) and tips that I learnt having done this topic for 2 years and many exam questions!

This revision resource covers sections 3.2.1 (Periodicity) and 3.2.2 (Group 2, the alkaline earth metals) of the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The green bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification which ensure that every aspect of the specification is highlighted with my specific, succinct notes directly underneath each bullet point. I spent 2 years working on these notes and they helped me to acheive an A in the final summer exams. ** all images in this resource are taken from Google images, they’re not my own** I hope they help:)

This 10 page revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.6.1 from the AQA Alevel Biology Specification: Stimuli, both internal and external, are detected and lead to a response. Which includes the topics “Survival and Response”, “Receptors” and “Control of Heart Rate”. The purple bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. For each section I made “Key Info” text boxes which contain essential key words and facts that over my time studying AQA Alevel Biology, and doing many past papers, I noted are key to obtaining marks in the super specific AQA markscheme! These notes are extremely specific and helped me to achieve top marks in my Biology A level and so hope they will help you too:)

This detailed revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.3.12 (Polymers) from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The yellowy-orange bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. I spent a year writing and refining these notes to ensure they contain ALL the essential material needed for the Polymer topic in order to gain top marks in the exam. Included are: detailed notes on the different types of condensation polymers, biodegradability and all the facts you need to know about the materials Terylene, nylon 6,6 and Kevlar which have come up in previous papers so its essential you learn off by heart! I hope this resource can help you to achieve top marks in your Chemistry exam as they did for me! ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to aid with the notes.

This detailed revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.3.3 (Halogenoalkanes) from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The blue bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered thoroughly. I spent 2 years writing and refining these notes to ensure they contain ALL the essential material needed for the Halogenoalkane topic in order to gain top marks in the exam. Learn these 4 pages an you too will be able to achieve top marks! ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to aid with the notes.

This 7 page revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.2.4 from the AQA Alevel Biology Specification “Cell Recognition and the Immune System.” The red bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. This is one of the harder topics in the AQA specification to grasp and has come up EVERY single year since the new spec was put into place so is a topic you really need to grasp thoroughly! Within this resource are AQA specific exam questions and model answers, Monoclonal Antibodies, CLEAR explanations and model answers of the cellular and humoral response systems that you need to understand with definitions and key words throughout, as well as everything that you need to know about HIV. I spent hours on this revision pack and ended up really loving this topic so hope that you enjoy it too!

This detailed revision resource covers the whole of the AQA Alevel Biology Specification’s 3.7.3 “Evolution may lead to speciation” topic. The blue bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. Included within this resource are AQA exam styled questions and answers, “Check lists” to learn when answering questions to ensure that you gain ALL marks when answering questions on speciation, Key words to use and definitions. I used these notes for 2 years and they helped me to achieve top marks in my exam so I hope they will help you too! ** I take no claim for the images that appear in my revision pack. All the photos are from Google Images and used only to support my notes**

This detailed 8 page revision resource covers the whole of the AQA Alevel Biology Specification’s 3.7.4 “Populations in Ecosystems” topic. The green bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. I spent hours perfecting this resource to ensure it includes everything you need for this topic including ALL the key words (which often come up as 1 or 2 markers in the exams), tips to use when answering AQA questions on populations, graph describe and explain questions and answers, detailed notes on SAMPLING and everything in between! I used these notes to achieve top marks in the exam and hope they will help you too! ** I take no claim for the images that appear in my revision pack. All the photos are from Google images and used only to support my notes**

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.6.2 from the AQA Alevel Biology Specification: Nervous Coordination which includes the topics “Nerve Impulses” and “Synaptic Transmission.” The purple bullet points are copied directly from the AQA spec, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. For each section I made a “Key Info” text boxes which contains essential key words to use when answering exam questions in order to gain all the marks. Over my time studying AQA Alevel Biology, and doing many past papers, I noted the specific words needed in order to obtain those all-important marks in the super specific AQA markscheme! These notes are extremely specific and helped me to achieve top marks in my Biology A level and so hope they will help you too:) ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to support my notes.

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of section Alkanes from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The blue bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification, with my own notes directly below each point to ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. I spent 2 years writing and refining these notes to ensure they contain all the essential material in order to gain top marks in the exam. Included are all the mechanisms that you need to know for this topic, AQA mark scheme model answers. ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to support my notes.

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of sections 3.2.3 (Group 7, the halogens) of the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The green bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification which ensure that every aspect of the specification is covered with my specific, succinct notes directly underneath each bullet point. I spent 2 years working on these notes, using markschemes to ensure that I use KEYWORDS thus ensure maximum marks are gained in the exam.

This revision resource covers the WHOLE of section 3.2.4 (Properties of period 3 and their oxides) from the AQA A level Chemistry specification. The purple bullet points are copied directly from the AQA specification which ensure that every aspect of the spec is covered. Then the following pages have a whole A4 side dedicated to the facts you need to know for each element in Period 3 for this specification. This resource is a must have a period 3 is mostly “learn and churn” !! I spent a year working on these notes so that they are very specific and contain all the key facts:) ** All the photos in this revision pack are from google images, I take no claim for them!** They’re used to aid with the notes.