Extensive quotations bank for ‘Frankenstein’ by Mary Shelley, ordered by character and theme, and referenced with chapter and page numbers. Imagery techniques and contexts have also been identified. Suitable for GCSE and AS/A Level study

A 22 page long, detailed revision guide for the AQA Chemistry A Level Course, covering all of 3.3: Organic Chemistry, including all relevant practical information. 3.3.1 - Introduction to Organic Chemistry 3.3.2 - Alkanes 3.3.3 - Halogenoalkanes 3.3.4 - Alkenes 3.3.5 - Alcohols 3.3.6 - Organic Analysis 3.3.7 - Optical Isomerism 3.3.8 - Aldehydes and Ketones 3.3.9 - Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives 3.3.10 - Aromatic Chemistry 3.3.11 - Amines 3.3.12 - Polymers 3.3.13 - Amino Acids, Proteins and DNA 3.3.14 - Organic Synthesis 3.3.15 - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 3.3.16 - Chromatography This resource was produced by a student reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Biology Practice Papers: 1 paper for each of papers 1 and 2, extended to 150 and 180 marks respectively, to cover all the content required by the specification. Full mark schemes are included. *A list of potential content-based 6 mark questions have also been included in this pack which includes model answers. * This resource was made by a student reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge.

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry Practice Papers: 1 paper for each of papers 1 and 2, extended to 150 and 175 marks respectively, to cover all the content required by the specification. Full mark schemes are included. *A list of potential content-based 6 mark questions have also been included in this pack which includes model answers. * This resource was made by a student reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge.

Detailed, high-level revision notes for Topic 5 - On the Wild Side - of the Edexcel A Level Biology Specification A (SNAB), with 7 pages of typed up notes, with diagrams and flowcharts to illustrate key ideas and processes. Content for Topic 5 can appear in two of the three A level papers - Paper 1, or the synoptic Paper 3. Sub-Topics Included: Ecosystems and Species Distribution Succession Chloroplasts and the Reactions of Photosynthesis Energy Transfer and Feeding Relationships Climate Change: Evidence, Processes and Consequences Mathematical Modelling Carbon Cycle and Sustainability Adaptation and Speciation including Genomic Evidence for Evolution This resource was produced by a Biological Natural Sciences Student at the University of Cambridge.

Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Physics Practice Papers: 1 paper for each of papers 1 and 2, extended to 200 and 106 marks respectively, to cover all the content required by the specification. Full mark schemes are included. A list of potential content-based 6 mark questions have also been included in this pack which includes some model answers. This resource was made by a student reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge.

An exhaustive pack of Jekyll and Hyde quotes for GCSE study and revision Detailed quotations list for Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde,’ suitable for GCSE study. Quotes are categorised by: Chapter Character / Theme Literary Technique Quotes also contain a brief note of analysis or extra detail Quotation lists by character/theme - ideal for final revision before an exam, with an additional page for you to fill in detail on the contexts of the text

Sample essay on the character Banquo from the play ‘Macbeth,’ by Shakespeare, answering the question 'How does Shakespeare use the character of Banquo to explore the key themes in ‘Macbeth.’ Detailed AO2 analysis, with technical terms used and close reference to the text throughout the answer. A highly specific introduction sets up this response.

Pack of 3 sample papers for the AQA GCSE Geography specification, 1 for each of physical, human and fieldwork, with mark schemes for Papers 1 and 2. Questions are tailored to the hot desert and energy optional sections. Also included is a list of potential 6 mark questions, which appear frequently in past specification exams.

Highly detailed close analysis of the 15 poems examined in the AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 2 poetry cluster Power and Conflict. Contains: Key Quotations Story of the Poem Key Message of the Poem Contexts Imagery Analysis Language Analysis Form and Structure Analysis Comparisons with Opening Paragraphs for a Potential Essay The author achieved 100% on this paper and continued their study of English Literature into sixth form.

Detailed, high-level revision notes for Topic 7 - Run for Your Life - of the Edexcel A Level Biology Specification A (SNAB), with 8 pages of typed up notes, with diagrams and flowcharts to illustrate key ideas and processes. Content for Topic 7 can appear in two of the three A level papers - Paper 2, or the synoptic Paper 3. Sub-Topics Included: Muscles and Joints Sliding Filament Theory Aerobic Respiration: Glycolysis, Link Reaction, Krebs Cycle and Electron Transport Chain Anaerobic Respiration and Fatigue Instant Energy and Balancing the Three Energy Systems Aerobic Capacity Control of Heart Rate Electrocardiograms Breathing Homeostasis Temperature Control Excessive Exercise and Immune Suppression Keyhole Surgery and Prosthesis Performance Enhancement This resource was produced by a Biological Natural Sciences Student at the University of Cambridge.

For the ‘Forward Poems of the Decade’ cluster - detailed, high-level analysis of the Edexcel English Literature Poetry Culture for AS and A level, containing all 20 poems. The poems analysed are: Fanthorpe’s ‘A Minor Role’ Copus’ ‘An Easy Passage’ Armitage’s ‘Chainsaw Versus the Pampas Grass’ Agbabi’s ‘Eat Me’ Jenkins’ ‘Effects’ Motion’s ‘From the Journal of a Disappointed Man’ Morrissey’s ‘Genetics’ Ford’s ‘Giuseppe’ Burnside’s ‘History’ Nagra’s ‘Look We Have Coming To Dover!’ Barber’s ‘Material’ Turnbull’s ‘Ode on a Grayson Perry Urn’ Thorpe’s ‘On Her Blindness’ Heaney’s ‘Out of the Bag’ O’Driscoll’s ‘Please Hold’ Doshi’s ‘The Deliverer’ Flynn’s ‘The Furthest Distances I’ve Travelled’ Feaver’s ‘The Gun’ Duhig’s ‘The Lammas Hireling’ Dunmore’s ‘To My Nine-Year-Old Self’ Also includes a comparison table on particularly compatible poem combinations, with introductions and A* level sample paragraphs

Detailed, high-level revision notes for Topic 4 - Biodiversity and Natural Resources - of the Edexcel A Level Biology Specification A (SNAB), with 10 pages of typed up notes, with diagrams and flowcharts to illustrate key ideas and processes. Content for Topic 4 can appear in any of the three A level papers. This guide is also suitable for preparation for the AS examinations. Sub-Topics Included: Ecological Niches and Adaptation Evolution by Natural Selection Allopatric Speciation Hardy-Weinberg Equation Quantifying Biodiversity Classification Genetic Diversity within Populations Plant Cell Ultrastructure Cellulose and Starch Lignification, Transpiration and Translocation Use of Inorganic Ions by Plants Using Plant Fibres Drug Development and Clinical Trials Growing Bacteria and Aseptic Technique Using Seeds Sustainability: Seed Banks and Zoos This resource was produced by a Biological Natural Sciences Student at the University of Cambridge.

Comprehensive notes on all 18 Core Practicals for the Edexcel A Level Biology - Specification A (SNAB), , produced by a Biological Natural Sciences Student at the University of Cambridge. Contains details of methodology for every practical Where applicable, the following is also discussed: control variables identification of independent and dependent variables any calculations and equations required explanation of results using key biological principles justification of method/equipment sources of error ethical considerations safety issues use of aseptic technique quantitative measurement Some practicals are accompanied by images of results, plus a fully labelled diagram of the arrangement of diffferent tissues within a plant vascular bundle.

Detailed, high-level revision notes for Topic 8 - Grey Matter - of the Edexcel A Level Biology Specification A (SNAB), with 12 pages of typed up notes, with diagrams and flowcharts to illustrate key ideas and processes. Content for Topic 8 can appear in two of the three A level papers - Paper 2, or the synoptic Paper 3. Sub-Topics Included: Nervous System and Neurones Reflexes Action Potentials Synapses and Summation Plant Coordination: Auxins and Phytochromes Vision Visual Development Evidence for Vision Brain Structure and Imaging Learning and Memory Parkinson’s, Depression and MDMA Human Genome Project Genetic Modification This resource was produced by a Biological Natural Sciences Student at the University of Cambridge.

High-level revision resources for ‘The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus’ by Christopher Marlowe, suitable for A Level and AS Level study. This pack includes: Quotations from and detailed analysis of each scene in the play Contexts for Doctor Faustus (AO3) Ideas for essays - sample paragraphs and introductions included Sample essay paragraphs on Individual Human Potential Outlined Essay on the Presentation of Women in Faustus Produced in accordance with the Edexcel specification but also suitable for other exam boards

List of questions used in the AQA GCSE German Speaking exam, general conversation question, sorted by area of study

Summary table containing information on all eight set works on the 9-1 Edexcel Music GCSE specification, on the following elements Melody and Ornamentation Rhythm, Meter and Tempo Texture Structure and Form Forces Tonality Harmony Dynamics or Technology Produced by a student who achieved a high Grade 9 in the first year of the specification See my account for information on a pack of practice papers.

A set of blank copies for the 15 poems for the AQA English Literature Power and Conflict Cluster. You can print these and annotate on the different language techniques and structural points to remember, as you would when you open the exam paper where you will find a copy of the poem you must write about. Selecting the best quotes to highlight will give you an idea of which quotes you should be learning from each of the poems. This way of engaging with the source material will help you to consolidate your understanding of the poems and help you on your way to a Grade 9. For a study guide for the poetry collection, with Grade 9 standard analysis of each of the poems’ ideas and methods, follow this link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-english-lit-poetry-analysis-power-and-conflict-12221446