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Past paper from 2025

Literary devices which you may not be aware of which are extremely impressive to include in an unseen literature essay. Easy marks by introducing these in an essay. Perfect pre-exam as it is easy to remember and jogs memory before hand

70+ critical comments on each character and theme - perfect for comparing books A grade a-level students notes, perfect for essay planning etc. Perfrct for memorisation

Model essay answer to the question « L’histoire de Lou est une histoire d’initiation et d’apprentissage » Dans quelle mesure êtes-vous d’accord? May help students to see how to structure essays, their length, and to pick up on key phrases that they can use in their exams

These are the A*-grade essay plans of an A* History Alevel student who lost 4 marks total (56/60) in 2025 A-level Britain exam. Includes the questions and plans of past questions from exams, textbooks, and self-made. May help in general to see how to write a a* essay.

Tort law essay, first class. A good read, and skills are transferrable regardless of whether you do law or not! Discusses the development of duty of care in tort law, from Donoghue v Stevenson, to Caparo and Anns v Merton, to Michael and Robinson.

Tort law casebank including all the (KEY) cases mentioned for each topic. Has name, held and facts for easy allocation and memorisation. Averaging first class student for tort.

This is a casebank of all of the key cases mentioned in first year law mandatory module. It has the name of the case, facts, and what was held for easy memorisation It has cases for each of the following topics: - Actus Reus (omissions, causation) - Mens Rea (recklessness, intention) - Murder - Voluntary manslaughter - Involuntary manslaughter - Insanity - Non-fatal offences - strict liability - sexual offences - duress and self defence - complicity - property offences - Diminish...

There are 2 exemplar essays here, both of which got 37/40. Complex structures, good vocab used.

1 essay (marked, there are minor corrections which are also pointed out so you can see them) which both got 37/40 from harsh marker and head of french I reused more or less the same introduction and conclusion each time. I would recommend doing this to make the essay exam easier.

An A star A-level 30/30 comparison essay I wrote as practise before the A level exam. Answers the question ‘Freedom is a condition towards which all humanity desires’. Targets written at the bottom as some things to consider.