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First class worthy in depth problem question flowcharts, including key cases and judgements. Step by step instructions on how to answer a problem question, and examples of how to write this in an exam. Includes flowcharts for the following topics: 1. Establishing a duty of care 2. Breach of Duty 3. Causation 4. Defences to Negligence 5. Damages 6. Occupier’s Liability 7. Trespass to Land 8. Private Nuisance

The ultimate Ideologies bundle for Pearson Edexcel A Level Politics, including detailed essay plans and comparison notes for liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and feminism. This package covers all required thinkers, key debates, ideological tensions, and AO3 comparisons across ideologies.

A full set of handwritten mindmaps covering the UK Government section (Paper 2) of Edexcel A Level Politics. Made on a whiteboard with clear structure, colour-coding, and visual layout to help simplify complex topics like the Constitution, Parliament, the Prime Minister, the Judiciary, and devolution. These mindmaps are perfect for visual learners and last-minute revision — carefully designed to make key content stick and support top-band essay planning. Created with care and packed with insig...

Detailed and exam-ready essay plans for the UK Politics section of Edexcel A Level Politics. Topics include democracy and participation, political parties, electoral systems, voting behaviour, and the media. Each plan is structured for top-band AO1, AO2, and AO3 responses, helping you tackle 30-mark questions with clarity and confidence. Ideal for boosting essay technique and consolidating core content for Paper 1.

High-quality, exam-focused essay plans for the UK Government section of Edexcel A Level Politics. Covers all major topics including the Constitution, Parliament, Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Judiciary, and devolution. Each plan is structured to help you hit top marks across AO1 (knowledge), AO2 (analysis), and AO3 (evaluation and comparison), making them perfect for 30-mark questions and efficient revision for Paper 2.

A complete set of handwritten US Politics mindmaps designed for Edexcel A Level Politics — visually clear, high-effort, and perfect for visual learners. Created on a whiteboard with careful layout and colour-coding, these mindmaps break down complex topics like the Constitution, Congress, the Presidency, the Supreme Court, and federalism into clear, memorable summaries. Ideal for quick revision, essay planning, and building confident knowledge for Paper 3. A unique and engaging resource made w...

Comprehensive comparison notes for Edexcel A Level Politics, covering all major themes in the UK and US comparative politics section. Includes side-by-side analysis of constitutions, executives, legislatures, judiciaries, and democracy. Perfect for mastering synoptic links and writing high-level comparative 30-mark essays, with a strong focus on AO2 and AO3 skills. Ideal for Paper 3 revision.

A full set of high-level essay plans for Edexcel A Level Politics: US Government and Politics, specifically targeting 30-mark essay questions. Covers key topics such as the US Constitution, Congress, the Presidency, the Supreme Court, federalism, and civil rights. Each plan is structured for top-band AO1 knowledge, AO2 explanation, and AO3 evaluation and comparison, helping students develop confident, well-argued responses under timed conditions.

Thorough and exam-focused essay plans for Edexcel A Level Politics, covering conservatism as a core political ideology. Includes detailed analysis of key thinkers (Hobbes, Burke, Oakeshott, Rand, etc), and explores tensions between traditional, one-nation, and New Right conservatism. Designed to help students structure high-level answers and develop critical comparisons on key themes like order, human imperfection, authority, and the free market. Ideal for scoring top marks in AO1, AO2, and AO3

A complete comparison guide for the four core and non-core political ideologies on the Edexcel A Level Politics specification: liberalism, feminism, socialism, and conservatism. This resource clearly outlines key similarities and differences across major themes (human nature, the state, society, economy), helping students master synoptic links and write top-level comparative essays. Perfect for building strong AO2 and AO3 analysis across Papers 1 and 2.