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 set includes a presentation (20-30 mins long), handy links and extra guidance for students, script/notes, a guide of what to/not to include and FAQs about puberty and menstruation. Please encourage positive discussion and encouragement of correct terminology to reduce the stigma and taboo surrounding periods.

A list of some of the big moments and key points in The Crucible. Can be used as revision or in class. A useful tool to help students summarise and understand a complex play.

A guide including laser eye surgery, contact lenses and replacement lens surgery. Goes into some brief detail and includes advantages and disadvantages. Designed for GCSE Bio AQA 9-1 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 list of 26 quick fire questions will test Edexcel economists’ knowledge of the “measures of economic performance” topic.

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.

A handwritten helpsheet aimed at GCSE triple science/higher tier students on the new style AQA 9-1 Physics course. Can be used at home for revision or for in-class/after school study sessions. Covers the Generator effect and the National Grid in a way that’s easy for kids to understand. Includes clear explanations and handy diagrams. Note: I do not own the cover image.

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.

A handy revision mindmap on popular case study - the River Eden in Cumbria. Includes important facts, flood management schemes (hard and soft engineering examples), a practise exam question and info about the 2005 Carlisle floods and 2015 Storm Desmond. Useful for in-class study sessions and students’ own at home revision. Great for last minute revision that’s suitable for Year 10 and 11. Note: the cover image is not my own. Designed for the OCR B course.

A Handwritten mindmap aimed at students on the OCR B GCSE Geography course. Includes a handy case study (the River Eden) and info on the formation of floodplains and levees, oxbow lakes and meanders and waterfalls and gorges. Contains useful diagrams and facts that are perfect for last-minute revision for Year 10 and 11 students. Note: Cover image not my own.

A colourful revision poster all about fuel cells. Includes a definition, equation, the uses of fuel cells and their advantages and disadvantages. Perfect for use in class or at home

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.

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

This table includes the classification, symptoms and treatment for diseases like yellow fever, ebola and influenza. This is designed for the OCR B A/AS Level geography course, under the topic of disease dilemmas, and makes for a great and thought-provoking starter or revision resource. Includes some details about the epidemiology of yellow fever and ebola.

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

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

Answers the questions : “You are going to play Hale. Explain two ways that you will use levels in this scene (4 marks)” and “2. You are going to play Proctor. He is caught by surprise with Hale’s arrival. As a performer, give three suggestions of how you would use performance skills in this extract (6 marks)”.

A handy homemade guide full of tips and tricks to help you (or your GCSE English class!) write a persuasive speech. includes easy-to-understand definitions and examples as well as telling you how to structure your answer. Perfect for last minute revision or help with homework for more-able (top set) students in Years 10 and 11.

This summary sheet contains an overview as well as the key themes, context, language analysis and structure/form about this Robert Browning poem. Perfect for revision.