OCR

These comprehensive A-Level Criminal Law notes are designed to help students master the key principles of criminal law and prepare effectively for exams. The notes cover essential topics including actus reus, mens rea, causation, offences against the person, homicide, theft, robbery, burglary, criminal damage, inchoate offences, and defences. Important legal principles and landmark cases are explained in a clear, concise, and easy-to-follow format, making complex concepts easier to understand. I...

These essay plans provide the information and arguments needed to achieve 40/40 in OCR RS essays. I achieved 3 A* in my A Levels including an A* in RS using these exact notes. The plans are highly detailed with separated AO1 and AO2 sections, providing a range of thinkers to give your essays the depth and variety needed for high level AO2. Since they are highly detailed, I recommend using the plans to learn the necessary content for each topic by memorizing the thinkers to then use the same ...

These Religious Studies theorist charts are comprehensive revision resources designed to provide a clear, comparative overview of the key philosophers and scholars across each topic. Each chart summarises every theorist's main arguments, supporting examples, strengths, criticisms, and evaluation, while also including memorable revision aids, rankings of importance, and synoptic links to other areas of the specification. By bringing all of the essential information together in one place, the cha...

Handwritten summary sheet on cell structure, by a year 2 student. Includes clear diagrams to help visualise structures of the cells and cell membranes, also includes comparison of microscopes.

Handwritten summary of the cell division topic, written by a year 2 student. Includes clear diagrams to help visualise key processes such as the cell cycle and mitosis and meiosis.

A comprehensive AO1 revision mind map for OCR A Level Religious Studies on Kantian Ethics. Covers Immanuel Kant's deontological ethical theory, duty, good will, moral worth, the categorical and hypothetical imperatives, the three formulations of the categorical imperative (Universal Law, Humanity as an End, Kingdom of Ends), a priori and synthetic a priori moral knowledge, Kant's three postulates (Freedom, Immortality and God), examples of duties, key terminology and exam vocabulary. Designed as...

Handwritten summary sheet on membranes, written by a year 2 student. Includes a clear detailed and annotated diagram of the fluid mosaic model of the plasma membrane. Explains what can effect the membranes fluidity, explains transport methods across these membranes and how they are used in cell signalling.

These comprehensive A-Level Tort Law notes provide a clear and structured overview of the key topics needed for exam success. The notes cover essential areas including negligence, duty of care, breach of duty, causation, occupiers’ liability, vicarious liability, nuisance, trespass, defences, and remedies. Key legal principles and landmark cases are explained in a concise, easy-to-understand format, helping students build confidence and strengthen their legal knowledge. Perfect for revision, e...

Handwritten summary sheet of the whole nucleotide topic in OCR biology module 2, written by a year 2 student. Includes clear labelled and annotated diagrams for harder concepts such as protein synthesis. some shorthand is used such as a.a for amino acids and H for hydrogen.

A3 written summary sheet of the whole of enzymes topic in module 2, written by a year 2 student. Includes neatly drawn diagrams and graphs to demonstrate processes and models. Includes some shorthand, rofr for rate of reaction, conc for concentration,ESC for enzyme substrate complex.