Contains A* Full Unit Spec Notes for The Families and Households Topic. I achieved an A* in A-Level Sociology (AQA).

64 Page Document which covered all A* Lesson content and my own within this document for “A Dolls House” and Connections to Rossetti’s Poetry. This document includes A01 - Quotes, A03- Context THEN and NOW (Vital for A*), A04 - Links and Connections with Rossetti and A05- Adaptations and Critics. I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature.

A-Level history: England 1485–1603 FULL SPEC NOTES I made for this unit. Including: England 1485-1547 (26 Page Document) Mid Tudor Crisis 1547-1558 (12 Page Document)

A-Level Politics (Edexcel). This Document includes full notes for the Regionalism and the EU Section of the Specification. I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics.

Includes Thorough, Detailed Notes for All Scenes in the Tempest. This is a 79 Page Document including all my rough planning and thinking. Draws on major themes and Analysis for Q1 - all language analysis, structure analysis, tone analysis and imagery analysis. OCR A-Level English Literature, I achieved an A* in this A-Level.

A-Level Politics (Edexcel). This Document includes full notes for the Comparative Theories (Liberalism and Realism/ Cold War Theories) Section of the Specification. I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics.

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I achieved an A* in A-Level OCR English Literature. This document is a MEGA Ibsen A Dolls House Revision A* PDF which I also used to the run up to exams. Contains 23 PAGE DOCUMENT A Dolls House analysis for each and every theme including Marriage Sexuality Deceit Freedom Feminism Individuality Social hierarchy Death MASCULINITY Money Metamorphosis Naturalism Family Including perceptive A* Context which is related to each individual theme, the best quotes for each theme, critics for each theme, as well as Unique comparisons. A detailed revision guide that goes beyond and above the A-Level Syllabus - an A* made possible!

I achieved an A* in A-Level OCR English Literature. This document is a MEGA Rossetti Revision A* PDF which I also used to the run up to exams. Contains Poem analysis for each and every 15 poems. Including perceptive Context which is related to each individual poem, the best quotes for each poem, critics for each poem, as well as Unique comparisons. A detailed revision guide that goes beyond and above the A-Level Syllabus - an A* made possible!

I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics. This Document includes the full UK Politics Paper 2 Spec Content. It is a 33 Page Doc. Includes: Unit 1 The UK Constitution Unit 2 The UK Parliament Unit 3 The Prime Minister and The Executive Unit 4 Relationships between Institutions / Branches

A-Level Politics (Edexcel). This Document includes full notes for the Sovereignty and Globalisation Section of the Specification. I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics.

A-Level Politics (Edexcel). This Document includes full notes for the UK Politics Section of the Specification. I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics. Covers: Full PDFs on Unit 1: Democracy and Participation (26 Page). Unit 2: Political Parties (30 Page). Unit 3: Electoral Systems (14 Page). Unit 4: Voting Behaviour and The Media (10 Page).

A-Level Politics (Edexcel). This Document includes full notes for the UK Government Section of the Specification. I achieved an A* in A-Level Politics. Covers: Full PDFs on Unit 1: The Constitution (14 Page). Unit 2: The UK Parliament (20 Page). Unit 3: The Prime Minister & The Executive (13 Page). Unit 4: Relationships between Government Branches (12 Page).

A* Document I made for OCR English A-Level - 1984, The Handmaids Tale and Fahrenheit 451 side of The Course (Dystopian Literature). It is a 26 Page Scanned-in Document. Formatted via The Objectives (A0s). I used this before final exams and achieved an A*. Includes: Perceptive, detailed A01 - Point Sentences Examining WHY the Authors crafted such works, their polemic warnings. Detailed context THEN& NOW A03 - Vital for A* for both Orwell& Atwood. Historical and social Context as well as what influenced Authors to craft such Works - including their own comments which is A03 Analytical Comparisons between Orwell’s 1984 (Winston) and Offred in Atwood’s Handmaids Tale and how societies are governed by culture of fear& surveillance, violence, a regulation of sexuality (I go much deeper into this within the A* Document). A* Paragraphs within Document too. 5 Pages of A05 Critics

A* Document I made for OCR English A-Level - A Dolls House and Rossetti side of The Course (Victorian Literature). It is a 25 Page Document. Formatted via The Objectives (A0s). I used this before the final exams and achieved an A*. Includes: Perceptive, detailed A01 - Point Sentences Detailed context THEN and NOW A03 - Vital for A* for both Ibsen and Rossetti. Historical and social Context as well as what influenced the Authors to craft such Works. Analytical Comparisons between Ibsen’s A Dolls House and Nora and personas in Rossetti’s poems e.g. From The Antique. I have several comparisons with a plethora of her poems within this document. Example A* Paragraphs within this Document too. Amazing A05 Critical Interpretation needed for A* for both Rossetti and Ibsen as well as Theatre Productions which can also be used as A05.

A* A-Level Sociology - Crime & Deviance Unit Full Spec Content. Heavily detailed, A* notes. Includes 24 Individual PDFs (many of which one PDF is 6-7 pages). Therefore ensuring you really go through all the Spec Content. Includes A* Level Spec content: Introduction to Crime&Deviance (Social Construction of Crime) Functionalism Theory of Crime Subcultural Theory of Crime Labelling Interactionism Theory of Crime Marxism Theory of Crime Neo-Marxism view of crime Environmental theories on crime Left Realism& Crime Right Realism& Crime Postmodernism& Crime Crime Statistics and Measuring Crime Gender and Crime Ethnicity and Crime Class and Crime Globalisation and Crime Green Crime State Crime Crime and The Media Crime Prevention from the Government Crime Prevention Strategies Surveillance and Crime Victimisation and Crime Victimology and Crime Role of the CJS