OCR • EPQ

Work Log and Planning Tables of my EPQ on Homer’s Odyssey and Iliad which achieved an A* (full marks). The document is 42 pages and includes extensive summaries, evaluations on skills development and planning tables.

Exemplar A* EPQ Artefact and critical analysis for which I achieved full marks 50/50. This document is 35 pages and includes a comprehensive skills analysis, evaluation of sources, project report and reflection and mind maps. This is perfect for students aiming to achieve excellent academic writing and analysis skills required for an A/A* EPQ (including OCR, AQA and Edexel).

Both logs are needed to document EPQ journey and keep up to date with dales and EPQ process.

Bibliography,Annotated bibliography, essay plan, 5000 word essay. Use this as a formula for preparing and planning the way up to your essay. + the amount of books that should be referenced.

A very clear way and structure to pick up EPQ Ao3 marks, displays how research was used throughout the project in a clinical and effective format.

A very clear way and structure to pick up EPQ Ao3 marks, displays how research was used throughout the project in a clinical and effective format.

The final evaluation to my project, concluding how everything went and reflecting on my EPQ.

My EPQ bibliography in a easy to follow structure with clear examples of how my research impacted my decisions through the EPQ.

Here is my 1000 word EPQ artefact dissertation and how I structured it to score 90% in my EPQ.

Most Important part of the EPQ, here is how I structured my project journal and used colour coding to score 90%.

A clear structure to show a research session and what you learnt.

Clear timeline of how to display deadlines for EPQ.

My EPQ project plan, clear structure to follow for high marks, A/A*.

Work Log of my EPQ on bacteriophage therapy, including extensive summaries, evaluations on skill development.

Primary Research Report of my EPQ on bacteriophage therapy featuring an extensive statistical analysis of survey results (conducted in 3 different countries) on the general public's views/acceptance of bacteriophage therapy in the future AND interview notes & evaluation with experts in the field of bacteriology and phage therapy.

Detailed evaluation using the CRAAP approach of all 74 secondary sources I used in my EPQ on bacteriophage therapy.

Final Project Evaluation of my EPQ on bacteriophage therapy into great detail.

The increasingly deteriorating crisis of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) across the world has prompted an urgent demand for viable novel therapeutic approaches. Bacteriophage therapy, the use of bacterial viruses to treat bacterial infections that originated in the early 20th century, is witnessing a resurgence of interest in the new context of AMR after decades of neglect in Western medicine. Phages exhibit unique biological characteristics which endow them with promising ability as a practical ...