Revision resource covering both positive and negative feedback cycles involved in A Level Geography. Written specifically for Eduqas/WJEC but suitable for all exam boards.

Revision resource on the topic of sand dunes. Written specifically for Eduqas/WJEC but suitable for all exam boards.

Revision resource on the topic of climate change. Written specifically for Eduqas/WJEC but suitable for all exam boards.

A Level Geography revision resource covering the impacts of climate change. Written specifically for Eduqas/WJEC but suitable for any exam board.

Includes: Cliffs and wave cut platforms Levees and flood plains Sand dunes Deltas Potholes Waterfalls and gorges

This document gives an indication of how I revised for my A Level Geography exams. I would condense the knowledge I needed (excluding large case studies which I did separately) onto A5 sheets of paper. This is by no means the only way to revise but could help those struggling to find a system.

A full marks answer to Component 3: Section A (Tectonic Hazards) of Eduqas A level Geography. This model answer focuses on the 38 mark question ‘Volcanic activity results in only local hazards’. Discuss.

A full marks answer to Component 2: Section C (21st Century Challenges) of Eduqas A level Geography. This model answer includes the relevant source material and focuses on the 30 mark question ‘The global increase in force migration mainly has physical causes’. Discuss.

A full marks answer to Component 3: Section A (Tectonic Hazards) of Eduqas A level Geography. This model answer focuses on the 38 mark question ‘Quality of governance is the most important factor influencing vulnerability to tectonic hazards’. Discuss.

A case study/ revision resource focusing on the 2003 European Heatwave. Written specifically for the ‘weather and climate’ topic of Eduqas A Level Geography but suitable for any exam board. This case study covers: Key facts Short term social, economic and environmental impacts Long term social, economic and environmental impacts Management Future changes

Comprehensive 4 page revision resource comparing two tropical revolving storms (low pressure systems): Cyclone Nargis in 2008 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005. This resource compares: Affected area Background to event Preparation Central pressure, wind speed, rainfall, storm surge, landslides Economic impacts Social impacts Environmental impacts Short term responses International responses

UK anticyclones and associated hazards revision resource with place specific detail. Written for Eduqas A Level geography but suitable for all exam boards. Covering: Social, economic and environmental impacts of anticyclonic conditions The anticyclone of summers 2006 & 2018 and winter 2009/2010

Urban Heat Island case studies focusing on Atlanta (impacts) and Chicago (policies to reduce the heat island effect). Written for Eduqas A Level Geography but suitable for all exam boards.