Attached is a Year 7 Computing test. It can be used as a baseline exam, mid-year exam or end of year exam. The test contains 40 marks and the time allocated for the paper is 60 minutes. The topics contained are: Computer Crime Building a Computer Flowol Graphics

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This is a booklet that goes in depth on each poem and asks a range of questions for you too answer, such as analysing the effect of language to the significance of structure and form. This file is 72 pages in length and is an indispensable supplement to lessons when you are teaching the poetry topic.

This English Language Revision booklet is ideal to practice all your English language skills, so you’re well prepared for the actual exams.

This document consists of 28 pages and contains ALL the vocabulary you will need for the AQA GCSE Spanish course. The vocab is from the Spanish Viva GCSE Textbook and is neatly organised in a much simpler and coherent structure. This document could also be helpful if you are learning the Spanish language without being enrolled in a course, it will drastically elevate your progress and help you to become fluent in no time!

This is a 35 page booklet (3,542 words) on sample writing questions for GCSE Spanish. These questions can be used for both AQA and Edexcel exam boards for GCSE, however it could also be used to just get a bit more Spanish practice in!

This word document contains realistic practice questions for the Spanish AQA GCSE speaking exam. Speaking is always regarded to be the area of the syllabus students tend to do less well in, but with the help of this indispensable resource you will become much much familiar with the style of questions and how to answer them. The themes covered are 1, 2 and 3 : Theme 1: Identity and culture Theme 2: Local, national, international and global areas of interest Theme 3: Current and future study and employment

This word document outines all the required practicals for Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Suitable for both Double and Triple Science. The three images used in this document are sourced from freesciencelessons so image credits go to him.

eLLoquent_tutors This word document contains all the notes you will need for paper 1 of the GCSE OCR Computer Science (9-1 spec) Course

eLLoquent_tutors This is a PowerPoint which covers ALL of the GCSE AQA GEOGRAPHY PAPER 1 (9-1 spec) content required. Please note that the images are sourced from Google Images, BBC Bitesize and some from GCSE 9-1 GEOGRAPHY AQA (Oxford) textbook - full credit to them! (If I have used your image and you want extra credit, feel free to drop me a message with the slide number of the picture and I will give you additional credit) There are 98 slides in total! Please bear in mind that this PowerPoint will allow you to teach the FULL syllabus in sufficient detail, and if students take good notes from them and revise them well, they will have the required knowledge to easily get a grade 9 - there’s no content missing! All the case studies are included!

eLLoquent_tutors This PowerPoint presentation is a full revision lesson for the History topics: Evacuation at Dunkirk, Stalingrad, Home front during WW2, Battle of Britain and Civil rights

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eLLoquent_tutors This is an exemplar essay to the question : How does Steinbeck portray the theme of loneliness in the novel 'Of Mice and Men’ Teachers can use this 1,200 word essay with their class as an example to enhance their structure and quality of writing, giving them a basis on how to go about structuring their own essays. They can first let their students write up their own answers to the question. They can then go through the essay with the class and let students annotate the good features of the essay and the features that can be improved. This will engage the students and tailor them to think in the shoes of the examiner when they are writing their own essays. This novel is studied at GCSE level for English Literature.