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★ The first 10 people to buy this document can arrange a 1-hour one-to-one tutoring session with me on an AQA A-Level Biology topic of their choice - email me at to claim this.★ This 230+ slide PowerPoint was made to comprehensively cover all the required information for A-Level Biology in a simple and easily understandable way, with references and links to the practicals when they appear. Includes: All content (3.1-3.8) - All required practicals - Optional practicals - Maths skills ...

Here is a *sample* of my 200+ slide PowerPoint covering all of A-Level Biology - this is Unit 1, and contains some information slides which can be previewed. The *complete* PowerPoint contains information for all units, as well as information on the practicals (required and optional), and 20 slides covering the essay, with example questions and planned answers.

A very detailed plan and 24/25 mark essay on this subject - "Explore the significance of punishment in two texts you have studied." The attached plan covers Atonement and Peter Grimes - the essay explores these. There are also additional 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' paragraphs on the same topic. Marked by an English Literature teacher and edited following feedback comments.

A detailed plan and 23/25 mark essay on this subject - "There is little evidence of the criminals in these poems experiencing any feelings of guilt. To what extent do you agree?", marked by an English Literature teacher and edited following feedback comments.

If you struggle with gaining marks in the 4/5 mark questions in the RE GCSE, this document is for you! These answers were written as practice during revision for my RE GCSE, which I achieved a Grade 8 in (A*). There is a mix of ethics questions as well as questions concerning Christianity and Islamic practices.

A 11-page document containing key information required for the OCR Computer Science GCSE, made during revision by a Grade 9 student (the highest possible grade to achieve.) It covers many difficult parts of the theory, written in an easy to understand format and clearly organised into sections.

An in-depth analysis of Juliet's soliloquy in Act 4 of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Part of a bundle of my best work that I have compiled particularly to help GCSE students looking to achieve A/A* grades.

This is a thorough, reviewed and edited essay exploring in depth the significance of the key theme, guilt, in the novel Atonement by Ian McEwan.