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An in-depth essay plan which considers which chamber is more effective in holding the executive to account. Includes precise A* evidence on both sides of the argument which can be extrapolated to other questions and source essays. This essay plan helped me to achieve a high A* in Politics. I am now a student at the University of Cambridge.

An A* essay plan that evaluates which chamber of Parliament is more effective. Loaded w/ precise, detailed A* evidence which facilitates nuanced analysis (AO2) and evaluation (AO3). This helped me to achieve a high A* in Politics. I now study at the University of Cambridge.

An A* essay plan that evaluates how effective select committees are. Precise and detailed evidence used to advance a nuanced argument. Would facilitate a full A* essay. This essay plan helped me to achieve a high A* in Politics. I now study at Cambridge.

A full 30/30 A* plan evaluating how far the Supreme Court exercises neutrality. Can work as a stand-alone essay on neutrality, or can be paired with essay plan on independence to answer a question on both. This question came up in the June 2022 exam and my plan helped my answer to achieve 30/30. I achieved a high A* overall in Politics and now study at the University of Cambridge.

A full A* Essay Plan that evaluates the extent to which IMR and CMR remain operative in the UK's political system. This helped me to achieve 80/84 (high A*) in the UK Gov paper and a high A* overall in Politics. I now study at the University of Cambridge.

Evaluates the extent to which collective responsibility remains a desirable tenet of the UK political system. Replete w/ precise evidence and a nuanced, evaluative argument. Provides framework for a full essay. This helped me to achieve a high A* in Politics (80/84 in this paper). I now study at the University of Cambridge.

Evaluates the case for the creation of an English Parliament. Replete with precise evidence and a nuanced, evaluative argument. A* quality (graded by teacher). This formed the basis of my answer in the June 2022 exam which received 28/30. I now study at Cambridge.

This plan considers the case for further regional devolution. Includes precise evidence and an evaluative argument. A* quality (graded by teacher). These formed the basis of my answer in the June 2022 exam which received 28/30. I achieved an A* in Politics as a whole and now study at the University of Cambridge.

A full A* Essay Plan that evaluates how effective the Supreme Court is in checking the executive and legislative branches. Attends to both sides of the argument and reaches a nuanced conclusion. This plan helped me to achieve an A* in Politics (80/84 in this paper). I now study at the University of Cambridge.

An A* essay plan evaluating the extent to which judicial independence is operative in the UK's political system. This formed the basis of my answer in the June 2022 exam, which received 30/30. I achieved 80/84 on the UK Gov Paper and an A* in Politics. I now study English at the University of Cambridge.

A 13-page, 6000-word A* quotation bank that covers Forster's 'A Passage to India' in its entirety. Alive to questions beyond the scope of the A-Level course, engaging w/ narratology, linguistics, orientalism, and humanism amongst other concepts. Structured into A02 (textual analysis) and A03 (context) columns, the latter replete w/ information on the novel's modernist, classical, humanist, and orientalist contexts.

A 32-page, 16,000-word quotation bank that covers Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' in its entirety. Replete with textual analysis that goes well beyond A-Level, engaging with discourse on epistemology, narratology, and atavism. Alive to the text's modernist and Victorian contexts. This quote bank was crucial in helping me to achieve full marks on every prose essay over the 2-year course, and ultimately 299/300 (A*) in the June 2022 exam.

A 20-page, 11,000-word bank of full A* comparative essay plans on Heart of Darkness and A Passage to India (English Literature Paper 2: Prose). These formed the basis of essays throughout the course (all of which achieved full marks) and helped me to achieve an A* and 299/300 on the June 2022 examination. I now study English at the University of Cambridge.

A 20-page, 8000-word full quotation bank that covers Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus' in its entirety. Organised by AO2 (textual analysis) and relevant AO3 (Context). Alive to critical discourse beyond A-Level -- eg humanism, stagecraft, Calvinist predestination, moral philosophy. This was crucial to helping me achieve 60/60 in the Drama paper in the June 2022 exam (and ultimately 299/300 in English Literature). I now study English at the University of Cambridge.

A* Essay plan which helped me to achieve 28/30 on the devolution source question in Paper 2 UK Government (June 2022). Replete w/ precise evidence on both sides that drive towards a clear, nuanced argument.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.