A summary sheet of key musical elements for Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto no.3, movement 3 in D major. This would be very useful for revision at the end of learning about the set work.

A summary page of key principles of OCR AS Organic Chemistry. Includes properties of key compounds (alkanes, alkenes, haloalkanes and alcohols) as well as details on the reactions. Very useful as a reference tool in revision

A detailed set of revision notes including: in the beginning, cell ultrastructure from one cell to many - the cell cycle how development is controlled genes and environment Also includes a summary sheet of AS biology core practicals

Biodiversity and natural resources This resource covers all the key information from this unit what is a species niches adaptations of organisms gene pools and allele frequency ability of a population to adapt to new conditions formation of a new species qualifying biodiversity; unique names and classification measuring biodiversity; species richness and species evenness genetic diversity within a species making use of biodiversity cellulose cell walls xylem vessels phloem sieve tubes sclerenchyma drug development - comparison to William Withering Seeds Also includes a summary sheet of all AS level practicals :)

Lifestyle, health and risk A complete set of detailed notes covering all the information from this unit. what is cardiovascular disease open vs closed circulatory systems how does the circulation work the structure of blood vessels how the heart works what is atherosclerosis why does blood clot in arteries consequences of atherosclerosis risk factors for cardiovascular disease blood pressure energy from our diet reducing the risks of cardiovascular disease Also included is a table with details of all AS required practicals :) Any feedback is welcome

Detailed notes covering the effect of CF on the lungs why is CF mucus so sticky how cystic fibrosis affects other body systems how the CFTR protein is made what can go wrong with DNA how cystic fibrosis is inherited testing for CF The resource also includes a summary sheet for all AS core practicals

This resource gives a summary of the properties of transverse and longitudinal waves. There is also a summary sheet on electromagnetic waves, which would act as a useful revision sheet.

A detailed powerpoint covering information on both the light dependent and the light independent reactions of photosynthesis, including key terms and detailed information of the process. Designed as a revision tool or for lesson purposes.

This summary sheet can be used to give students detailed information on the key musical elements in this set work. It can be used by students to refer back to whilst studying it, or used at the end to aid revision.

This resource gives a summary of all the key musical elements in relation to the Defying Gravity set work. It can be given to students for revision at the end of studying the set work, or to give them an overview before studying it.

This summary sheet gives detailed information of all the key musical elements, including: structure tonality and harmony instrumentation and sonority rhythm, metre and tempo melody texture music technology

This resource covers all the key points needed for GCSE students to understand the topic of atomic structure. Split into eight sub-topics it covers: atoms chemical equations separating mixtures fractional distillation and paper chromatography history of the atom structure of the atom ions, atoms and isotopes electronic structures

This resource contains all the key information for this unit, including: The importance of a synagogue Interior features of a synagogue Worship in Orthodox and Reform Synagogues Daily services and prayer Shabbat in the synagogue Shabbat in the home Worship in the home; the written and oral law Ceremonies associated with birth

This document covers all the key information for this topic including: Church architecture The main features of a Catholic Church The role of Jesus in restoration and sacrifice The significance of Jesus’ death, burial, resurrection and ascension Salvation Redemption in the Bible St Irenaeus’ and St Anselm’s thoughts on salvation Conscience Redemption and the Mass Christian understandings of the Eucharist Prayers in the Mass and adoration

This document covers: Paschal Candle Michelangelo’s ‘The Last Judgement’ Memorials and Life After Death The Four Last Things Purgatory and judgement The parable of the Rich man of Lazarus

This document contains all the key information for this unit including: The nature of God: God as one The nature of God: God as creator The nature of God: God as lawgiver and judge; the divine presence Life after death, judgement and resurrection The nature and role of the Messiah The Promised Land and the covenant with Abraham The covenant at Sinai and the Ten Commandments Key moral principles in Judaism Sanctity of life Free will and mitzvoth

This document includes all the key information for this unit including: Michelangelo’s ‘Creation of Adam’ Natural Law The Catholic Church and science Stewardship Caring for the environment CAFOD and sustainability Interpreting the Genesis creation stories Christian art depicting creation Creation and nature of God in Genesis 1 and 2 The significance of the creation stories for Catholics The Old Testament The New Testament Inspiration and the Bible as the Word of God Interpreting the Bible today through the Magisterium

This resource gives information on rates of reaction and equilibrium. It can be used in lessons, given out as a hand-out or used for revision. The powerpoint presentation covers: working out the rate of reaction collision theory surface area and reaction rate temperature and reaction rate concentration and pressure and reaction rate the effects of catalysts on reaction rate and their environmental impact reversible reactions dynamic equilibrium le chatelier’s principle - how changes in concentration, pressure and temperature effect equilibrium There is also a summary sheet which gives an overview on factors that influence the rate of reaction.

Detailed notes for the GCSE 9-1 Edexcel History Paper: Russia - Stalin’s Rise to Power. Notes from this chapter include: The struggle for power, 1924-29 - Replacing Lenin (complications) - The rivals for power - The aftermath of Lenin’s death - Stalin eliminates the opposition: the power struggle The use of terror in the 1930s - Purges and the use of terror in the Soviet Union - The role of the secret police - Reasons behind the purges - Main events of the purges - Consequences of the purges - The labour camp system in the Soviet Union - Show trials (1936-38) Propaganda and censorship - The link between ‘terror’ and the control of information - ‘Official culture’ in the Soviet Union - Government control of education - Government attacks on religion - Media censorship - The new Soviet Constitution of 1936 The cult of Stalin - The cult of the wise and kind leader in Russia - The blame game - The ‘official’ Stalin

A detailed set of notes which can be given to students to support classwork and as an aid in revision. These notes cover: Periodicity Reactivity trends Enthalpy changes Reaction rates and equilibrium I find these notes are useful in supporting students of all abilities.