AQA • Spanish

Different themes within historical and social context that are found in the play La casa de Bernarda Alba by Lorca. With English and Spanish translations.

Quotes with reference to the scenes of the play. An in depth analysis of all the characters, symbolism and linguistic techniques used as well as key themes (gender inequality…) explored.

Citas por personajes, temas (hambre, perdida, simbolismo y la sociedad) estructura completas. Written by an A* student

AQA A/AS Level Spanish mind map for 'Cyberspace' topic (topic 2). Provides a summary of key points that are useful for the speaking exam and reading practice. Images taken from Google. All facts are up to date as of 2025 when this was written. Information taken from class discussions, teacher provided resources, and internet searches.

AQA A/AS Level Spanish revision mind map with overview of topics. Great for covering key areas with the speaking exam and practice for reading. Written in 2025 so facts are relevant from then. Images taken from Google. Facts taken from various sources including class discussions, resources from teachers, and internet searches.

Exemplar A* Essay for the question 'Analiza las razones por el éxito de la película Ocho Apellidos Vascos'. (Analyse the reasons for the success of the film) For the film and book writing paper of A level Spanish. Includes an intoduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion.

Notes on how the themes of humor (el humor), love (el amor) and friendship (la amistad) are presented in the film Ocho Apellidos Vascos. The notes are in spanish so phrases can be revised and used in essay questions about the themes of the film.

A detailed analysis of the film 'Ocho Apellidos Vascos' and the book 'El Coronel no Tiene Quien le Escriba' which helped me achieve an A* in my A-level AQA Spanish Exam

A detailed analysis of the film 'Ocho Apellidos Vascos' and the book 'El Coronel no Tiene Quien le Escriba' which helped me achieve an A* in my A-level AQA Spanish Exam

An in depth analysis of the book 'El Coronel no Tiene Quien le Escriba' and the film 'Ocho Appellidos Vascos' which helped me get an A* in A-level AQA Spanish

A simple revision sheet that provides information about the languages of Spain (used in the topics Identidad Regional and Convivencia) for revision for the speaking exam.

A simple collection of the key information about Las Lenguas de España for the A Level speaking exam! :)

Providing detailed written notes about the context for La Casa de Bernarda Alba. Including details about the author.

Providing detailed information about all three acts of La Casa de Bernarda Alba, including quotes and significant symbols throughout each act.

Cronica de la muerte anunciada points and evidence for all themes, all characters including an english translation at the end 8,900 words

This essay got me full marks and has some great examples of Spanish structures and subjunctives. It is full of analysis specifically on the characters of Bernarda and la Poncia.

This set of notes provides high level (A-A*) analysis of key characters , themes and scenes, providing evidence such as quotes to back up points. The social and historical context is also discussed as well as the author himself. These notes will provide a comprehensive understanding of the play and the significance of the dialogue and scenes enabling you to reach the highest grades for A-level Spanish.

These notes cover the key themes in Volver, such as ‘la muerte and ‘mentiras y secretes’. Character profiles with key quotes and analysis are also provided of all main characters. Essential contextual information is also provided to help you achieve those high grade (A-A*). Furthermore, exploration of techniques such as camera angles and the use of colour is provided. These notes are a comprehensive set guaranteeing high grades for A - level Spanish literature analysis. *these aesthetic...

A description of how your A level AQA Spanish Paper 2 should be structured to ensure high grades.

Spanish phrases for speaking and writing exam that will automatically boost your marks.