<p>An easy to read, detailed synopsis of the WJEC GCSE Crime and Punishment 16th-21st Centuries course including the unit of Merthyr Tydfil. Each aim is clearly labelled and includes facts, figures and dates in a structured way. This can be used as a comprehensive revision resource and is perfect for organising answers to the Question 7 essay.</p>

<p>An overview of the 18th and 19th century Crime and Punishment WJEC GCSE course which organises information into the key areas of the specification. This is an easy to understand and logical revision resource which aims to build a basis for revision. The mindmap highlights key points to further revise and notes key concepts for this time period within each of the sub-topics of the specification. This resource includes some specific facts which are useful for students to use and explain further when answering exam-style questions. This mindmap covers a broad number of points within each of the sections.</p>

<p>An overview of the 16th and 17th century crime and punishment WJEC GCSE course with detailed points organised by the key areas of the specification. Easy to read and a great starting point for revision. The mindmap highlights the key areas to revise further and explains key concepts which are vital to the course. The resource includes specific dates and many examples for students to draw upon and explain further when answering exam style questions.</p>

<p>Question and answer flashcards about the sub-topic of WJEC GCSE Impact of the First World War for the topic of Germany in Transition. They include bullet-pointed answers with specific facts and details in order to unlock the top grades. They are student-friendly and easy to use in order to aid revision and organise notes. The flashcards provide the basis of the 16 (+3 SPaG) mark questions as they provide the knowledge needed to support the arguments which are critical in this specific question. However, they are also a great resource to use for any other question as they provide the necessary knowledge. These flashcards could be used as a revision quiz or equally at home revision before starting to develop exam technique.</p>