I achieved an A* in edexcel history a level - here are my revision notes for Russia Theme 3 Control of the People (media and personality cults, cultural change, terror and secret police, religion). I have made revision tables for each sub theme covering ALL the info in the textbook plus more facts and figures, which enable you to secure top grades. These notes took me weeks to make so will save you a lot of time!! :)

I achieved an A* in edexcel history a level - here are my revision notes for Russia Theme 1 Communist Government in the USSR. I have made summary sheets for each leader and their government, covering ALL info in the textbook plus more facts and figures, to ensure you secure the top marks. I have also attached a summary sheet for each leader which is a condensed version of the slightly more detailed notes, which allow you to understand an overview of each government and its key aspects :)

I achieved an A* in edexcel history a level - here are my revision notes for Russia Theme 2 Industry and Agriculture! I have made clear and condensed summary sheets for each leader and their agricultural and industrial policies. I also created a “nugget” sheet which is a list of the facts and figures for each leader, as theme 2 is particularly full of details such as percentages and numbers. These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more :)

I achieved an A* in edexcel history a level - here are my revision notes for Russia Theme 4 Social Developments (women, housing and employment, media and education). I have made revision tables covering ALL info in the textbook plus other facts and figures to allow you to reach top marks. These notes and clear and condensed and took me weeks to make, so will save you a lot of time!!

I achieved an A* in Edexcel A Level History - here are all of the revision sheets I used for Tudors Theme 1: Central Government. Included are clear and condensed revision notes (including facts and figures) for monarchy nobility and gentry, council, secretary, LLs, church and state, changes in parliament, and privileges and statute laws. LEARN THESE DETAILS AND YOU WILL HAVE ALL OF THE CONTENT NEEDED FOR AN A STAR! :) Making these notes took days so this will save you so much time, and you will still be able to come out with the same grade as me!

I achieved an A* in edexcel histroy a level - here are my revision notes for the tudor rebellions (kett’s rebellion, challenging the succession/ warbeck and simnel, northern earls, pilgrimage of grace). I have summarised the edexcel textbook in clear and condensed grids, laying out the information in accordance with all the possible types of essay questions that could be asked. I don’t have a single sheet for Tyrone’s rebellion, but the info for that is included on the “nugget list” which condenses the notes even further (perfect for revising the week before!!).

I achieved an A* in Edexcel A Level History - here are all of the revision sheets I used for Theme 2: Gaining control of the localities. Included are clear and condensed revision notes (including facts and figures) for attacks on wales, the north, borough rep, literacy rates, JPs, taxation, the poor laws, patronage and royal progresses. LEARN THESE DETAILS AND YOU WILL HAVE ALL OF THE CONTENT NEEDED FOR AN A STAR! :) Making these tables took days so this will save you so much time, and you will still be able to come out with the same grade as me!

I ACHIEVED 120/120 ON THE PHILOSOPHY PAPER OF THE 2018 RS EXAM, AND AN A STAR OVERALL, AND AM NOW GOING TO STUDY PHILOSOPHY AT CAMBRIDGE UNI :) --> If aiming for A or A star, these notes are invaluable. I have put together my revision sheets for ALL the Philosophy topics - Plato, Aristotle, Mind Body Soul, Cosmological, Teleological, Ontological, Religious Experience, Problem of Evil, Attributes of God, Religious Language, Religious Language 20th Century! LEARN THESE SHEETS AND YOU WILL BE SORTED FOR YOUR PHILOSOPHY EXAM :D

Here are all of my essay plans for all of the possible Qs for a comparison of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Help! They are structured as follows: Each plan has three paragraphs and each paragraph has its subject matter listed in black capitals. Each paraghraph contains a character/ relationship from Cat and a one from The Help - the chosen pairs are obviously related in some way and are able to be compared well. Under the character/ relationship is two or three main quotations and a context point (in orange) and a critical opinion (purple). The plans are condensed yet include everything needed for A star - I have written them all out in under one hour. These are all you need to learn for A star grade.

Here are all of my essay plans for the Christian Theology paper of the 2018 OCR Religious Studies exam. I have structured the plans as follows: First I’ve made Line of Argument (LOA) Tables which outline my response to the four main key questions of the topic, listed on the exam mark scheme on the website. The exam questions they have asked and put in text books are based around these four questions so if you have a pre-prepared essay plan for them (which you can adapt) you’re pretty much sorted. I structure my response by listing two lines of argument I will reject (forming the first two paragraphs) and then the loa I accept (forming the last paragraph). After the table I have the individual plans for each question (and other similar questions I have found from various resources). I outline an intro and then fill out three paragraphs/ sections. P1 and P2 are structured with an argument (one I reject), a counter argument, a rebuttal, and finally a counter rebuttal. P3 is structured with an argument (my accepted argument) a counter argument and a rebuttal (ending on my argument). I then outline a conclusion. Each plan is colour co-ordinated and includes loads of relevant scholars, with their points/ quotes condensed into one to two lines so you can write everything down in time/ learn the plans easily. These essay plans basically cover EVERYTHING you need for an A star. They took me two years to perfect. I learnt them off by heart and achieved 100% in the exam :) PLEASE NOTE The KOG essay plans have some paragraphs missing at the bottom - these are my original revision notes so I left some parts out where I felt I didn’t need the extra info

Here are all of my essay plans for the Philosophy paper of the 2018 OCR Religious Studies exam. I have structured the plans as follows: First I’ve made Line of Argument (LOA) Tables which outline my response to the four main key questions of the topic, listed on the exam mark scheme on the website. The exam questions they have asked and put in text books are based around these four questions so if you have a pre-prepared essay plan for them (which you can adapt) you’re pretty much sorted. I structure my response by listing two lines of argument I will reject (forming the first two paragraphs) and then the loa I accept (forming the last paragraph). After the table I have the individual plans for each question (and other similar questions I have found from various resources). I outline an intro and then fill out three paragraphs/ sections. P1 and P2 are structured with an argument (one I reject), a counter argument, a rebuttal, and finally a counter rebuttal. P3 is structured with an argument (my accepted argument) a counter argument and a rebuttal (ending on my argument). I then outline a conclusion. Each plan is colour co-ordinated and includes loads of relevant scholars, with their points/ quotes condensed into one to two lines so you can write everything down in time/ learn the plans easily. These essay plans basically cover EVERYTHING you need for an A star. They took me two years to perfect. I learnt them off by heart and achieved 100% in the exam :)

Here are all of my essay plans for the Ethics paper of the 2018 OCR Religious Studies exam. I have structured the plans as follows: First I’ve made Line of Argument (LOA) Tables which outline my response to the four main key questions of the topic, listed on the exam mark scheme on the website. The exam questions they have asked and put in text books are based around these four questions so if you have a pre-prepared essay plan for them (which you can adapt) you’re pretty much sorted. I structure my response by listing two lines of argument I will reject (forming the first two paragraphs) and then the loa I accept (forming the last paragraph). After the table I have the individual plans for each question (and other similar questions I have found from various resources). I outline an intro and then fill out three paragraphs/ sections. P1 and P2 are structured with an argument (one I reject), a counter argument, a rebuttal, and finally a counter rebuttal. P3 is structured with an argument (my accepted argument) a counter argument and a rebuttal (ending on my argument). I then outline a conclusion. Each plan is colour co-ordinated and includes loads of relevant scholars, with their points/ quotes condensed into one to two lines so you can write everything down in time/ learn the plans easily. These essay plans cover almostt EVERYTHING you need for an A star. They took me two years to perfect. I learnt them off by heart and achieved A*. PLEASE NOTE I only did one plan for Kant as I predicted it wouldn’t come up on my years exam

All essay plans I used to achieve A*.

All revision materials (revision notes and essay plans for every topic) for Developments in Christian Thought, Philosophy and Ethics. What I used to achieve A* and go on to study Philosophy at Cambridge. Huge discount off the price you’d pay if documents were brought separately!