A level and medicine revision

Hand-drawn embryology notes by myself, based on the medical school pre-clinical curriculum. Part 2 includes organ-specific development, including the abdominal viscera, kidneys, gonads, face (arches, clefts and pouches), lungs and diaphragm. Part 1 follows the journey from blastomere to invasion of endometrium, then the steps after attachment including chorionic villi formation, implantation, gastrulation, neurulation, somite formation and embryonic folding.

Hand-drawn embryology notes by myself, based on the medical school pre-clinical curriculum. Follows the journey from blastomere to invasion of endometrium, then the steps after attachment including chorionic villi formation, implantation, gastrulation, neurulation, somite formation and embryonic folding. Part 1) Part 2 includes organ-specific development, including the abdominal viscera, kidneys, gonads, face (arches, clefts and pouches), lungs and diaphragm.

This resource is an OCR A Level Religious Studies essay structure/stem that I memorised and used for my A level exams to write full 40-mark exam answers. It provides a flexible but high-level framework for constructing balanced essays, including clear argument development, use of key scholars, and structured evaluation across key topics such as ethics and philosophy of religion. The structure is designed to help students consistently achieve top band marks by providing a clear method for evalu...

Hand-written notes with drawings and graphs by myself on heart and lungs physiology, including notes on the cardiac cycle, electrical events of the heart, nervous system influences on the heart, ECGs leads and electrodes, and the polarising and depolarising events on ECG. Also includes some notes on the mechanisms of ventilation, bronchopulmonary segments , embryology of the respiratory system, and stages of lung maturation. Notes aligned with medical school pre-clinical curriculum.

OCR Religious Studies essays written by myself, scoring Grade A. For use as a template or example of how to write and structure essays for A level RS.

OCR religious studies exemplar papers written by myself scoring Grade A.

OCR Religious Studies A grade papers written by myself for use as an example.

This resource is an OCR A Level Religious Studies essay structure/stem that I memorised and used for my A level exams to write full 40-mark exam answers. It provides a flexible but high-level framework for constructing balanced essays, including clear argument development, use of key scholars, and structured evaluation across key topics such as ethics and philosophy of religion. The structure is designed to help students consistently achieve top band marks by providing a clear method for evalu...

This is an OCR A Level Religious Studies essay on the question “Christian thinkers should not engage with the ideologies of atheists such as Marx – Discuss.” Written by myself achieving an A grade in OCR A Level Religious Studies (2021), it explores the relationship between Christianity and Marxist atheism, focusing on Marx’s critique of religion and whether Christians should engage with atheist ideas. The essay evaluates Marx’s key concepts such as alienation, false consciousness, an...

This is an OCR A Level Religious Studies Ethics essay on the question “Situation ethics is of no help with regard to the issue of euthanasia – Discuss.” Written by myself achieving an A grade in OCR A Level Religious Studies (2021), it explores Situation Ethics through the ideas of Joseph Fletcher, focusing on agape, personalism, relativism, and pragmatism, alongside key evaluation from Natural Law and Aquinas. The essay evaluates whether Situation Ethics provides a helpful moral framewor...