This 2 page fact sheet includes some vital knowledge about the Saltburn and Flamborough Head case study learnt by AS/A Level geography students in the OCR B course.

These 5 pages of notes contain everything an A/AS Level student studying the OCR B Geography course would need to know about the India/gender inequality case study. Includes useful facts and a mindmap, as well as organisations working in the country with short and longer term strategies.

This set of notes is designed specifically for the OCR B A/AS Level Geography course. It contains key facts about global governance in an area of conflict (Afghanistan), organisations working in the country (e.g. NATO and Afghan Aid) and their success/failures in protecting and promoting human rights. 6 pages.

6 pages of notes outlining and explaining the short and long term effects of global governance strategies on Honduras’s human rights record. Includes essential case study knowledge, detailed notes and organisations that work in the country (e.g. USAID). Designed specifically for OCR B students.

This 5 page document details the causes and impacts of migration in Brazil, as well as its complex history of emigration and immigration. It is full of the statistics needed for the AS/A Level OCR B geography course.

This 5 page document details everything AS/A Level OCR B geography students would need to know about the water and carbon cycles in the Arctic tundra. Includes case study info and facts, physical and human factors impacting both cycles, management strategies and oil and gas drilling in Alaska.

This 6 page document outlines the dependence created between the US and Mexico due to economic/social/geographical etc factors, as well as the history and current migration trends in the US. This is perfect for AS/A Level students studying the OCR B geography course, as it includes migration policy, challenges and opportunities created by migration and many facts and statistics.

This 2 page fact sheet looks at the causes, impacts and responses to the unintentional change caused by sand-mining along the Mangawhai-Pakiri coastline (New Zealand). This is vital case study knowledge for any AS/A Level geography student studying the OCR B course.

2 model (top tier) answers to the question: “Q) Outline the effectiveness of global governance strategies of human rights in one area of conflict (8)”. This is designed specifically for the OCR B AS/A Level geography course and both answers include analysis, evaluation and case study knowledge of Afghanistan.

Laos is a country with a limited influence on the global migration system, as well as an example of a South-South flow for those AS/A Level geography students studying the OCR B course. This 4 page document contains statistics, patterns, factors and impacts of Laos’ net migration loss.

This list of 21 33 mark exam questions is perfect for AS/A Level OCR B geography students studying the climate change module.

This 8 page document contains everything AS/A Level geography students studying the OCR B course would need to know about the water and carbon cycles in the Amazon rainforest. Includes statistics, physical and human factors affecting both the water and carbon cycles and strategies to manage these.

This model answer for: Q) Examine the extent to which land use changes alter the stores and flows of the water cycle (10) is designed for the AS/A Level OCR B geography course.

This resource contains 101 mixed-length exam questions, designed specifically for the OCR B AS/A Level geography course. Please note: the exam questions are not numbered.

This list of 120 exam-style questions is perfect for AS/A level geography students studying the OCR B course, who wish to refine their exam technique. Mixed marks, ranging from 2 marks to 33 mark essays.

A full set of notes, including case studies and facts (e.g. UK and China, Australia, climate change debates) which is perfect for AS/A Level geography students on the OCR B course. This document is 39 pages long.

These 20 pages of notes contain every case study that a student studying the OCR B A Level/AS Level geography course would need to know on the module of disease dilemmas. They are highly detailed with plenty of stats and knowledge about case studies including HIV in Kenya, Cancer in the UK and drugs from nature.

This table compares the similarities and differences in the water and carbon cycles between the Amazon rainforest and the Arctic tundra. It is perfect for A Level geog students studying the OCR B course.

This list of key terms is vital for any AS/A Level geography student studying the OCR B course and global migration topic. It includes UN and textbook definitions of words including refugee and diaspora.

This fact sheet, which could be used as a poster or helpful introduction/guide/starter for students, explores the complex reasons for high levels of HIV/AIDs in Kenya (Bondo is a rural village in the country). Perfect for those studying the OCR B course.