12 slide powerpoint on crude oil (fractional distillation and uses of products, alkanes, alkenes, combustion of fuel, cracking of hydrocarbons, pollution, alternative fuels) and polymers (polymerisation, types of polymer, solutions to plastic waste, hydrogels). Designed to cover C7 and C8 of the GCSE AQA Dual Award Chemistry Specification.

8 page powerpoint detailing white blood cells, vaccinations, drugs used against pathogens, antibiotic resistance, safety when growing microbes. Designed for section B5 of the AQA GCSE Biology Dual Award specification.

20-slide powerpoint covering topic B4 on the AQA GCSE Biology Dual Award specification. Covers: breathing, respiration, digestion, homeostasis (nervous system, temperature control, endocrine system).

7-slide powerpoint on acids, bases and salts (what causes acidity/alkalinity, salt reactions, making soluble and insoluble salts, ammonia, limewater test, crystallisation, carbonates). Designed for C4 of the AQA GCSE Chemistry Dual Award specification.

7-slide powerpoint outlining: the nature of these substances, tests for the presence of glucose, starch, protein and lipids, and how enzymes work. For section B3 on the AQA GCSE Biology Dual Award specification.

19 slide powerpoint on cell activity (B1 on the specification of the AQA Dual Award Biology GCSE). Covers: cell structure, movement of substances in/out of cells, cell division. 4 slide powerpoint on cells-tissues-organs-organ system categories (B2).

14 slide powerpoint on variation and inheritance (reproduction, Mendel, DNA, genetic crosses, genetic disorders, methods of cloning, genetic engineering). Designed for B7 of the AQA Dual Award GCSE Biology specification.

7 slide powerpoint on plants (photosynthesis process and uses of its products, limiting factors, tropisms), covering section B6 on the AQA GCSE Dual Award Biology specification.

5 slide powerpoint on rates of reaction (calculating by equations and graphs, collision theory, factors affected rate of reaction, catalysts). Designed for C6 of the GCSE AQA Chemistry Dual Award Specification. 2 further slides on energy changes in reactions to explain endothermic and exothermic reactions (C9).

Grammar powerpoint covering tenses (present, preterite, imperfect, compound tenses, near-future, future, conditional, gerund, present subjunctive, imperfect subjunctive), si clauses, the direct object, por and para. Level: advanced GCSE or basic AS/A-Level.

6 slide powerpoint on air (composition, fractional distillation, reactions) and water (treatment and filtering, desalination, chlorination, fluoridation, rusting). Designed for C3 of the the AQA GCSE Chemistry Dual Award specification.

8-slide powerpoint on structure and bonding (compounds, ionic bonding, simple molecules, covalent bonding, covalent structures, fullerenes, metallic bonding). Designed for the AQA GCSE Chemistry Dual Award specification.

9-slide powerpoint on metals (the reactivity series, extraction of aluminium, reduction of iron by carbon, extraction of metal from ore, methods of copper extraction, types of iron, alloys, shape memory alloys). Designed for C5 of the AQA GCSE Chemistry Dual Award specification.

28-slide powerpoint on the GCSE Russia topic (Tsarism, Provisional Government, Bolshevik takeover, civil war, Lenin and the new economic policy, Stalin, collectivisation, industrialisation). Content focused on why, what, effects.

3 page resource explaining how to answer GCSE history questions on sources.

13 page powerpoint on nuclear physics (covers: plum pudding model, atomic structure, radioactive decay, types of radiation, uses and dangers, decay equations, nuclear fission, star life cycle, nuclear fusion). Designed to cover P5 of the AQA GCSE Dual Award Physics specification.

18 slide powerpoint on electricity (circuit equations, resistance, filament lamps, diodes, thermistors, LDRs, series and parallel circuits, energy and power, bulb efficiency, AC and DC, plugs, electricity costs, safety devices). Designed to cover P4 of the AQA GCSE Dual Award Physics specification.

6 page document (3033 words) containing detailed bullet-pointed notes on various important debates about the Iliad’s origins. Sections: the composition of the Iliad, the debate on whether its techniques appear ‘literary’ or are compatible with oral composition, and whether the Iliad depicts a real historical society. Detailed examples from the text to support potential arguments, and references to different schools of thought and influential scholars such as Parry.

18 slide powerpoint focusing on Britain 1930-50 (impact of Great Depression and unemployment, Jarrow March, Phoney War, Dunkirk, Battle of Britain, Evacuation, Blitz, D-Day and defeat of Germany, Labour government).