This handy revision grid includes a plot summary, characters, themes, language analysis, context and Afghan vocabulary for chapter 1 of Khaled Hosseini’s the Kite Runner. Designed for AQA AS/A Level English Language and Literature specification.

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.

Geography exam questions for year 10 and 11 students, focusing on the first half of the course (e.g climate and change, global hazards, sustaining ecosystems and distinctive landscapes). Useful as a homework, for revision or as a starter activity

This list of 59 short exam questions will help A Level Edexcel economists test their knowledge, primarily on the market structures topic.

This 21 page document details everything Edexcel A Level economists need to know about market structures, including hand-drawn graphs and relevant examples.

This 7 page document details everything Edexcel A Level economists need to know on the topic of labour markets, including examples and a graph. Includes info about the mobility of labour.

This 5 page document details everything Edexcel A Level economists need to know on the topic of economic growth, including examples and a graph.

This 4 page document details everything Edexcel A Level economists need to know on the topic of aggregate demand, including examples and a graph, as well as influences on AD.

This 3 page document details everything Edexcel A Level economists need to know on the topic of monopsonies, including examples and a graph.

This 7 page document includes notes about PPFs, the economic problem, types of economies, specialisation, division of labour and famous economists. These notes were written for the Edexcel Economics A course, perfect for Year 12s or those Year 13s in need of revision.

This 4 page document details everything that Edexcel year 12/13 economists need to know about market failure, including externalities, public goods and information gaps. A useful revision tool.

This 8 page document details everything Edexcel AS/A Level economists need to know about supply and demand, PED/PES etc, rational behaviour, taxes and subsidies.

This helpful revision guide includes key themes, context, motifs, a summary and language analysis of this poem from the AQA AS Level anthology.

This handy fact sheet tells students everything they need to know about Aquinas’s version of NML, as per the Edexcel RS AS Level specification. Great for revision! Also includes a FREE copy of an introduction to Natural Moral Law, to help students get their heads around the topic.

This document contains the thoughts of key scholars about the Cosmological argument, for example Hume, Russell and William Lane Craig. Also conatins weaknesses specific to Aquinas’s version of the Cosmological and a conclusion.

This document tells you everything you need to know about the demographics, socio-economic profile, culture, politics, built environment and changing flows of Toxteth (Liverpool, L8) and Lympstone (Devon). Great for revision. Also includes stuff on media representation of place and community groups (e.g. Tiber Street, Peaky Blinders, £1 houses, etc.)

These summary sheets tell Edexcel AS Level students everything they need to know about the 5 pillars of Islam - Shahadah, Salah, Saum, Zakat and Hajj. Includes tables, bullet points and diagrams.

These 4 handy documents ask whether or not it is meaningful to talk about religious experience, as well as whether or not religious experiences can ever prove the existence of God. Also addresses the different types of religious experiences and scholars who support and criticise them (E.g. Swinburne, Tillich, Buber and Smart).

These documents contain all the essential key terms and phrases necessary for studying A/AS Level AQA English lang and lit course. Great for revision. Info about lexis, semantics, phonology, graphology, pragmatics, grammar and discourse.

This sheet describes what animal spirits are, including a real-world example. On the second page there is a table that compares the views of Keynes vs. Classical economists surrounding human behaviour and the role of governments within an economy.