I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a table categorising 25 poems from Skirrid Hill into 50 different distinct and judicious themes. This is also perfect for the AQA Paper 2 exam: Literature in Modern Times. If you are looking for A/A* grades keep this with you while studying Skirrid Hill and revise it before the exam :) *17 of the poems in ‘Skirrid Hill’ aren’t included in this: Last Act, Marking Time, Valentine, Winter Swans, Keyways, Y Gaer, Calendar, The Steelworks, Landmark, Happy Accidents, Four Movements, History, Shadow Man, Under the Superstition Mountains, Service, The Fishmonger, Skirrid Fawr *This is because the selected 25 together cover the broadest range of themes to smash ANY essay question with TOP MARKS. Studying all 42 poems would be excessive.

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document linking Skirrid Hill to other literary texts/ideas. This is small but effective information which you can throw into your essay to instantly set yourself up for top marks :) Under the AQA specification this is the AO4 assessment objective (connections acoss literary texts), but this resource is also relevant to anyone studying Skirrid Hill and looking to get an A*

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document with an overview of the Skirrid Hill book of poetry, with multiple A* ideas. Learn this before your exam to enhance your understanding of the collection and embed in your essay for the highest marks :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document of key contextual information on the play to throw into your essays for the highest marks, as well as enhance your understanding of the play :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a sheet with interesting critical opinions on All My Sons (it’s characters and themes). Weave these into your essays to easily achieve top marks and show an examiner you are a student of the highest calibre! Learn a handful of these and you are sorted :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a sheet covering AO4 under the AQA specification - looking at different receptions of All My Sons and making comparisons to other plays/novels. This is small but effective content which will instantly impress an examiner for TOP MARKS (Band 5). Others texts mentioned include Inspector Calls, Death of a Salesman, Ulysses and more… Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a booklet on All My Sons containing A* ideas on the play, its characters and a summary of each act. This is the perfect resource if you want TOP MARK ideas for your essays. I used 3 revision guides, my class notes and numerous academic essays on All My Sons to create this resource. I memorised this for my Paper 2 exam and was sorted.

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document linking The Handmaid’s Tale to other literary texts/ideas. This is small but effective information which you can throw into your essay to instantly set yourself up for top marks :) Under the AQA specification this is the AO4 assessment objective (connections acoss literary texts), but this resource is also relevant to anyone studying Handmaid’s Tale and looking to get an A*

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document with detailed A* points about Offred, including her methods of resistance, postmodern metafiction, Offred as a protagonist, Offred as a narrator and her resemblance as a Scheherazade figure. These are high level pieces of information which will instantly impress an examiner for top marks :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a document with a Skirrid Hill / All My Sons comparison A* (band 5) essay. The essay achieved A* and was marked by an AQA Examiner. The best way to learn to how to reach the top marks is to analyse exemplar essays like these - to see how to enhance your own essay style to easily achieve consistent A*s :)

I achieved an A* in AQA A Level English Literature (and 99 in GCSE English literature/language) - here is a detailed booklet containing over 200 important literary techniques, concepts and terminology. Including dramatic, structural, poetic and language techniques and concepts; an in-depth breakdown of poetic metre and all amongst detailed grammatical terminology. This could be used as a teaching resource for GCSE or A Level, or a revision resource to master AO2 (literary techniques). Mastering the concepts in this booklet revolutionised by essays in A Level, both in analysing extracts and expertly analysing quotes/ideas from pre-studied texts. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘I have a dream 1954-68’ for the Paper 3: Civil Rights and Race Relations USA 1850-2009. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘The New Deal and race relations 1933-41’ for the Paper 3: Civil Rights and Race Relations USA 1850-2009. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘The triumph of Jim Crow 1883-1900’ for the Paper 3: Civil Rights and Race Relations USA 1850-2009. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘Popular pressure and causes of revolution 1840-48’ for the Paper 2: The Unification of Germany 1840-71. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘Prussia and the Kleindeutschland solution 1866-71’ for the Paper 2: The Unification of Germany 1840-71. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘Austro-Prussian rivalry 1852-66’ for the Paper 2: The Unification of Germany 1840-71. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in Edexcel History A Level - these are my revision notes on ‘Failure of revolution 1848-51’ for the Paper 2: The Unification of Germany 1840-71. Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*). These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. Definitely worthwhile for those sitting this paper. Best of luck :)

I achieved an A* in OCR Biology A Level - here are my revision notes for the topic: - Basic Components of Living Systems (Cells, Microscopy). Includes all you need to achieve top marks (A/A*) on this topic. These notes took weeks to make and cover EVERYTHING in the textbook and more, without the information overload. I also completed over 15 years worth of past papers and used the mark schemes to collate the key content for the exams. Definitely worthwhile for those doing A Level Biology. Best of luck :)