Exam Style paper 3 for A-Level Business AQA. Includes guided mark scheme and insert. The duration of the exam is 2 hours and consists of 6 essay questions making up the 100 marks available. Each question is related to the insert which is 2 pages about a fictional business called EcoTech Innovations Ltd. Included is financial market information Also included is a full guided mark scheme so that level of response can be determined and a correct mark can be awarded. Guided mark schemes are useful for students as they can identify what is needed for a top mark answer and where they can improve to achieve a high grade. Indicative content is included in the mark scheme to provide guidance as to what students should be mentioning in a response (note: Indicative content is just guidance and all relevant content should be accepted) This paper tests students on all areas of the AQA specification so that they have completed the best preparation before the final A-Level paper 3 exam in the summer. This resource comes in both a locked PDF and an adaptable Word document so that it can be adapted to teaching style and lesson plan so that you are not restricted in any way. A-Level Business AQA offers students comprehensive knowledge of essential business topics, enhancing their analytical and decision-making skills. It develops critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, preparing students for higher education in business-related fields. The course teaches the application of theories to real-world scenarios, improving communication skills through essay writing and structured responses. It equips students with a versatile skill set for various careers, increasing their competitiveness and employability in the job market. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

Exam Style paper 2 for A-Level Business AQA. Includes guided mark scheme. The duration of the exam is 2 hours and consists of 3 questions with multiple subquestions making up the 100 marks available. Question 1 covers topics such as profit, customer satisfaction, competitive markets, and sources of finance. Question 2 covers topics such as Price elasticity of demand, market research, CSR, and business growth Question 3 covers topics such as motivation, leadership styles, HRM, and market share. Each question has an exam style extract including tables or charts and with information to be used in the answer. Also included is a full guided mark scheme so that level of response can be determined and a correct mark can be awarded. Guided mark schemes are useful for students as they can identify what is needed for a top mark answer and where they can improve to achieve a high grade. Indicative content is included in the mark scheme to provide guidance as to what students should be mentioning in a response (note: Indicative content is just guidance and all relevant content should be accepted) This paper tests students on all areas of the AQA specification so that they have completed the best preparation before the final A-Level paper 2 exam in the summer. This resource comes in both a locked PDF and an adaptable Word document so that it can be adapted to teaching style and lesson plan so that you are not restricted in any way. A-Level Business AQA offers students comprehensive knowledge of essential business topics, enhancing their analytical and decision-making skills. It develops critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, preparing students for higher education in business-related fields. The course teaches the application of theories to real-world scenarios, improving communication skills through essay writing and structured responses. It equips students with a versatile skill set for various careers, increasing their competitiveness and employability in the job market. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

Exam Style paper 1 for A-Level Business AQA. Includes guided mark scheme. The duration of the exam is 2 hours and consists of 4 sections with 25 questions making up the 100 marks available. Section A includes 15 multiple choice questions which are designed to test students on a range of topics across the specification. (15 marks) Section B consists of 3 short answer questions about financial accounts from a business. (8 marks) Section C and D both include 2 25 mark questions for students to choose from (25 marks per section) The essay questions worth 25 marks. Marks are awarded for the depth of knowledge, relevance of content, quality of argument, and critical evaluation. Also included is a full guided mark scheme so that level of response can be determined and a correct mark can be awarded. Guided mark schemes are useful for students as they can identify what is needed for a top mark answer and where they can improve to achieve a high grade. Indicative content is included in the mark scheme to provide guidance as to what students should be mentioning in a response (note: Indicative content is just guidance and all relevant content should be accepted) This paper tests students on all areas of the AQA specification so that they have completed the best preparation before the final A-Level paper 1 exam in the summer. This resource comes in both a locked PDF and an adaptable Word document so that it can be adapted to teaching style and lesson plan so that you are not restricted in any way. A-Level Business AQA offers students comprehensive knowledge of essential business topics, enhancing their analytical and decision-making skills. It develops critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, preparing students for higher education in business-related fields. The course teaches the application of theories to real-world scenarios, improving communication skills through essay writing and structured responses. It equips students with a versatile skill set for various careers, increasing their competitiveness and employability in the job market. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This Earth Day assembly is 27 slides long and covers a range of things important for students to learn about in order to protect our planet for future generations and ensure animals and their habitats are safe from threat. This assembly is 5-15 minutes The assembly starts by introducing the 5 topics which will be covered. These include environmental challenges, sustainable living, renewable energy, conservation efforts, and environmental education. These is then a slide on the history of Earth Day and how it came about. The 4 slides on current environmental challenges goes over how things like climate change, deforestation, and pollution can negatively affects our planet (definitions included). Following that are 5 slides on sustainable living and how we can protect our environment through simple practices like using energy efficient appliances, using eco-friendly products, and reducing waste by reusing items. It them moves onto renewable energy and how the burning of fossil fuels is impacting our atmosphere and the health implications it has for humans. Conservation efforts is then covered with a slide establishing 7 things we can do to protect and preserve wildlife. There is then a slide explaining the importance of environmental education. Finally is 6 colourful photos there to remind us of how amazing our planet really is. Earth Day is a chance for us to all appreciate our planet and discuss what more we can be doing to preserve it for future generations. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

Included is 13 in depth and concise component 1 case studies suitable for students in year 12 and 13 studying A-Level Geography OCR. The case studies are between 2 and 4 pages long and contains only information which is valuable to students and nothing that does not apply to them. This resource is both a locked PDF and an open editable word document so that it can be adapted to teaching style and lesson plan. The case studies can be printed and used as handouts or as extra reading material for homework. Each case study contains a header section called ‘Facts at a Glance’ and is there for students to take important stats from the text as ease and to use in the exam. There is also a box adjacent to this which shows the location of what is being spoken about as well as the relevant flag(s). Each case study then goes into detail about the given subject and often goes over issues, advantages, disadvantages, impacts, management strategies, and more. Paper 1 of the A-Level Geography OCR exam series will include questions on coastal landscapes, glaciated landscapes, dryland landscapes, and earth’s life support systems. There is between 2 and 4 case studies for each so that links can be made between the relevant ones. The document is 45 pages long and contains a contents so that it can be navigated at ease to save time. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This table is to be filled in by students or teachers to track the results of the Germany 2024 euro’s. It shows which countries and members of with group and then space to fill out the round of 16 results, quater final results, semi final results, and the final. Who are Phillips Resources? At Phillips Resources we use your feedback to create the highest quality and most desired resources so that students can get the grades they desire and teachers are trusting in the resources they use and also are left stress free from not having to create their own resources as often.

This 3 page case study consists of three sections (facts at a glance, impacts, and recovery), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular Mount Etna case study is for the Hazard Earth topic. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which volcanic eruptions can impact an area as well as the effects eruptions have socially, environmentally, and economically. This knowledge will be valuable to students in the summer exam series. Italy’s Mount Etna volcano, which erupted in 2002 had many widespread impacts on the local economy as well as on the environment also, so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This 2(ish) page case study consists of three sections (facts at a glance, causes of damage, and recovery), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular Japan case study is for the Hazard Earth topic and is designed to benefit students whilst saving teachers time and effort. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which earthquakes can impact countries differently based on various socio-economic and political factors. It shows how a prepared country deals with our hazardous earth and its natural disasters (looking at housing, economic recovery, and the organizations and countries involved) The 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami shows how a prepared country can still be greatly affected by natural hazards, especially when looking at the Fukushima nuclear power plant meltdown, so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This 2(ish) page case study consists of three sections (facts at a glance, damage, and recovery), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular China case study is for the Hazard Earth topic and is designed to benefit students whilst saving teachers time and effort. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which earthquakes can impact countries differently based on various socio-economic and political factors. It shows how a prepared country deals with our hazardous earth and its natural disasters (looking at housing, health-care, economic recovery, and the organizations and countries involved) The 2008 China earthquake had widespread impacts on the country and attracted aid in different forms from all over the world. It also shows the importance to a country of having plans in place for events like earthquakes and other natural hazards, so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This Easter quiz has 15 questions related to the Christian event and includes answers. This quiz is the perfect way to finish the term at school and move into the spring holidays. It will add put students in a good mood which will be continued throughout the break. Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, as described in the New Testament of the Bible. It is considered the most important event in Christianity and is observed by Christians worldwide. Easter Sunday, also known as Resurrection Sunday, marks the culmination of Holy Week, which includes events such as Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday (Last Supper), and Good Friday (Crucifixion). The date of Easter varies each year and is determined by the lunar calendar, falling on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the vernal equinox. In addition to its religious significance, Easter has also become associated with various secular traditions such as egg hunts, Easter baskets, and the Easter Bunny, which symbolize themes of renewal, rebirth, and new life. A quiz is a great way for students to build and develop valuable life skills such as team working, time pressure, and communication. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This 2 page case study consists of three sections (facts at a glance, damage, and recovery), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular Chile case study is for the Hazard Earth topic. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which earthquakes can impact countries differently based on various socio-economic and political factors. It shows how a prepared country deals with our hazardous earth and its natural disasters (looking at housing, health-care, economic recovery, and the organizations and countries involved) The 2010 Chile earthquake and tsunami had widespread impacts on the country and attracted aid in different forms from all over the world. It also shows the importance to a country of having plans in place for events like earthquakes and tsunamis, so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This 3 page case study consists of four sections (facts at a glance, vulnerability, impacts, and recovery), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular Haiti case study is for the Hazard Earth topic. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which earthquakes can impact countries differently based on various socio-economic and political factors. It shows how a low income developing country deals with our hazardous earth and its natural disasters (looking at housing, health-care, economic recovery, and more, and the challenges which arise with each) The 2010 Haiti earthquake had widespread impacts on the country and attracted aid in different forms from all over the world. It also shows the devastating impact natural events can have on a population , so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This 2 page case study consists of three sections (facts at a glance, cause, and impacts), all of which are valuable knowledge to students studying A-Level Geography OCR. This particular Iceland case study is for the Hazard Earth topic. This case study will help students get an understanding of the different ways in which volcanic eruptions can be predicted and detected as well as the effects eruptions socially, environmentally, and economically. This knowledge will be valuable to students in the summer exam series. The Eyjafjallajökull volcano, which erupted in Iceland in 2010 had many widespread impacts on both local and global economics as well as on the environment also, so acts as a good case study for students to learn about as part of the hazardous earth topic of the OCR specification. A-Level geography is a great subject for A-Level students to learn. It teaches them a range of topics from different landscape systems, understanding food around the world, migration patterns, and more. All of which will be used by students throughout their careers and beyond. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

This resource contains over 200 unique revision questions for GCSE AQA business studies. It includes** 54** sections with 131 pages, and hundreds of multiple choice questions as well as a range of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 9 markers to test students and ensure they are best prepared for the summer exam series. This resource is designed for GCSE students studying AQA business. It is curated to help aid students to a better grade and can be used by teachers to tailor their lessons around each section or topic or simply used by students as a revision workbook. This resource will help students to develop all skills required for a grade 9. From quantitative skills like profit, profit margins, Average rate of return, and more. To all qualitative aspects by using explain, suggest, recommend, and analyse questions. Physical copies are available at our website. Business studies allows students to be able to gain knowledge of the business world and use it in the future. It also lets them interpret different sorts of business data and use it to make an analysis to elevate their business skills. This resources are designed so that they are adaptable to teachers and their specific teaching style. Want a free resource? Simply leave a positive review on a resource you’ve bought and get one of equal value for FREE. To claim just email us at tphillipsresources@gmail.com with your name and the resource you would like.

The theme for British Science Week this year it time! This short assembly presentation contains 9 slides and covers the history, importance, and benefits of British Science Week in schools. The assembly goes over what themes were in previous years and introduces what the theme is this year and also what to expect from the ten days of science. The slides included are as follows: slide 1: Title slide slide 2: The purpose of British Science Week slide 3: The history of British Science Week slide 4: This years theme. Time. slide 5: Previous years slide 6: Activities slide 7: Importance of British Science Week in school slide 8: Benefits of participating slide 9: Exit slide This is a short presentation to be used as an introduction to the week so that students can get an understanding on whats coming up and the significance of it. Who are Phillips Resources? At Phillips Resources we use your feedback to create the highest quality and most desired resources so that students can get the grades they desire and teachers are trusting in the resources they use and also are left stress free from not having to create their own resources as often. Visit our website to Join our free newsletter ‘Monday Staffroom’ for the latest in education every week!

This 9 slide powerpoint presentation covers a range of things which all students should be aware of when it comes to smoking and vaping to prevent them from starting or to stop them from consuming or help parents. The slides are as follows: slide 1: title slide slide 2: Tobacco smoking slide 3: Consequences of tobacco smoking slide 4: Vaping slide 5: Consequences of vaping slide 6: Addiction and nicotine slide 7: Youth smoking and vaping slide 8: How to reduce the harm and quit slide 9: UK laws Slides include stats on each aspect and specific diseases and conditions as examples. Who is Phillips Resources? Phillips resources is an online educational resource provider who aim to support schools and students by curating quality content for use in the classroom. Checkout our website and join the free newsletter.

Get students familiar with what it means to be safe online and how to avoid the threats and situations they may face. This concise 9 slide presentation is good for an assembly, form time, or lesson. The presentation has 9 slides. The first information slide explains what E-Safety is and why its important. Next Is a slide about the digital world which includes statistics on internet usage and increasing cyberbullying and phishing. There is then a slide outlining the common online risks and how we define them. The next slide is about cyberbullying and how to identify if someone is a victim of cyberbullying and what can be done to deal with it. After that is a slide about how to protect personal information. It then goes on to talk about phishing and malware and how to avoid them. the final two slides include methods for safe online communication and who students can talk to if they have an issue. Who are Phillips Resources? At Phillips Resources we use your feedback to create the highest quality and most desired resources so that students can get the grades they desire and teachers are trusting in the resources they use and also are left stress free from not having to create their own resources as often.

This short assembly includes 9 slides packed with information. Duration (5-15 minutes) depending on depth of talking. International Women’s Day (IWD) is important in schools for various reasons. It promotes educational empowerment by emphasizing the role of education for girls and women. The day serves as a platform to inspire students with positive female role models, encouraging them to aspire to greatness. IWD in schools also promotes gender equality, challenges stereotypes, raises awareness about women’s issues, and encourages inclusivity. Celebrating IWD fosters a supportive school culture, cultivates leadership skills in girls, and develops empathy by understanding global challenges. Active student participation in IWD activities prepares them for a diverse world where principles of equality, diversity, and inclusion are essential. Overall, celebrating IWD in schools contributes to creating an environment that values respect, equality, and empowerment. The slides for this presentation are as follows: slide 1: Title slide slide 2: Understanding international womens day slide 3: Origins of international womens day slide 4: Paving the way for international womens day slide 5: The suffragette movement slide 6: navigating ongoing struggles slide 7: the transformative power of education slide 8: Trailblazers shaping the future slide 9: Conclusion We would greatly appreciate a 5 star review, it helps us carry on creating free resources like this Who are Phillips Resources? At Phillips Resources it is our aim to make learning and teaching as effortless as possible by designing and distributing the highest quality resources for teachers. parents and students.