Revision Guide for A Level OCR Law: Paper 2A: Law Making

Focused, engaging and student-friendly, these revision notes cover all the essentials in manageable chunks for the 2020 specification. Perfect for exam revision or as end-of-topic summaries. Revise! Bullet-point notes presenting need-to-know content in short, snappy sentences Up-to-date with the best case-studies for the exam Further research encouraging independent study and stretching your high achievers Comprehension …

Topic Tests for NCFE T Level in Health: Paper A (Section D: Elements A8, A9, A11)

A precise and comprehensive diagnostic tool revealing students strengths and weaknesses for each section of the exams! Thoughtfully structured, with each test gradually increasing in difficulty. From simple recall, targeting key points, to multi-part questions requiring greater initiative to finally longer inferential-style questions. Questions include many case study scenarios to link theory and practice in …

Dictation Skills Pack for GCSE AQA Spanish

2024 specification Equip students to excel in the new Dictation question in Section B of the Listening exam. A comprehensive toolkit with a variety of activities and exam-style questions based on the AQA 2024 specification requirements give students the skills and knowledge of sounds, spelling and grammar to confidently transcribe sentences. Each pack includes over …

GCSE AQA Paper 3 2024 Pre-release Resources: The Tudeley Village Proposal

Ace Paper 3 – from the topic-specific knowledge to the geographical skills and nuanced debates of the issue – with these supportive and complimentary resources! Read more below... 2024 Pre-release Resource Pack Support all students with the basics and challenge high achievers! Walk-through of the PRB ensures a structured and active reading Activities explore the …

The Think Tank: A Level Politics Magazine – Issue 75

Speculation is fun. Whatever you think of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, its abolition at least means we get to take educated guesses about when the election will be called. And it’s not just a bit of fun: thinking about it draws you into party political questions (will Tory MPs remain calm in the face of …