Some practice questions for the education topic in AQA AS/AL sociology, including theory and methods. This was made using mainly the past paper questions on the AQA website. Feel free to add, remove or edit anything you wish.

A brief dive into the context behind Percy Bysshe Shelley’s ‘Ozymandias’, studied as part of the AQA English poetry specification. Feel free to add, edit, or remove anything you wish, but please do not reupload as your own. Thank you.

A Grade 7 answer to the assessment question: ‘How is the theme of love presented in ‘Havisham’ and ‘Medusa’?’ Perfect to use as an example of what’s good and bad about this essay, how it can be improved, etc. Feel free to edit, add, or remove anything you wish. Please do not reupload as your own. Thank you.

Four important Buddhist parables - the Burning House, the Chariot, the Archer, and the Mustard Seed. I made these summaries specifically for the AQA AS/AL philosophy, religion and ethics specification, but they are suitable for any other uses. Feel free to change, add or remove anything you wish, but please do not reupload. Thank you.

Some exam question plans for virtue ethics, the free will defence, and the design argument. I created these plans as some exam practice. Feel free to edit, change, remove anything you need.

Practice questions on cognitive psychology for the Edexcel AS specification.

A few practice questions for Edexcel AS Psychology.

Knowledge organisers on the key themes and motifs found in Macbeth. These were made specifically for the GCSE AQA English Literature spec, but they will undoubtedly be suitable for other specs. Some pages are left blank for students to make some notes on those key themes themselves. Most of the content in these knowledge organisers is my own, however, sources like websites and revision guides have been used. Feel free to change, remove or add anything you need, but please do not reupload.

A PowerPoint summarising the whole topic on the rate and extent of chemical change and organic chemistry in GCSE AQA Combined Science chemistry. The main sources used included BBC Bitesize, the CGP revision guide, and Freesciencelessons on YouTube. I am not claiming that all the content on this PowerPoint is entirely my own. As mentioned, I have used certain sources, rephrased and changed them to help me in my own revision at GCSE. The images, diagrams included, have been sourced online, or from the sources mentioned above. However, the layout is indeed my own. Please add or remove anything you may need, but please do not reupload anywhere. Thank you.