A powerpoint explaining some of the vitamins needed for the body. Written for the AQA GCSE spec. Lots of detail, can be used as a whole lesson or a starter.

These 3 resources prove valuable in teaching as well as revision for students. They answer 3 key themes surrounding evil and suffering: Does evil and suffering exist?, Theodicies and solutions to the problem of evil and suffering and does evil have a prupose? Inclusing Process, Irenaean and Augustinian theodicies, as well as quotes from famous scholars and philosophers like Spinoza, Leibniz and Plantinga. Gives all the key information, and more detailed notes, about this topic.

This 42 page document details everything that A Level Edexcel economists need to know about theme 3 microeconomics (studied in year 13 and paired with theme 1). From the theory of the firm to market structures and government intervention, this is a vital revision tool, containing relevant graphs, diagrams and examples.

This 31 page document details everything that A Level Edexcel economists need to know about theme 2 macroeconomics, including relevant examples, graphs and keywords. From economic growth to AD/AS and government policies, these are a vital revision tool.

These documents contain all the essential key terms and phrases necessary for studying A/AS Level AQA English lang and lit course. Great for revision. Info about lexis, semantics, phonology, graphology, pragmatics, grammar and discourse.

This sheet is designed for GCSE Geog students on the OCR B course. Includes revision on building design, J-Alert, the Pacific Tsunami warning centre and seismometers. Can be used in class or set as part of a revision pack.

This pack contains notes on the social and intellectual background of Act utilitarianism as well as Bentham’s critics and supporters. JS Mill’s Rule Utilitarianism is also included, as is several other types of the theory.

This powerpoint describes the private costs, external costs and social costs of the fast fashion industry, inclduing case study information and hand-drawn graphs. It looks at the causes of environmental degradation, how we can prevent it as well as bright and colourful graphics.

This bundle of fact sheets and revision guides covers case studies about social inequality, as required on the AS/A Level Geography OCR B specification. Includes: Northwood, Irvine (USA) and Tallulah, Louisiana (USA) which demonstrates social inequality within countries as well as Mumbai case study (also used at GCSE level) which demonstrates social inequality between countries. Also includes methods of measuring social inequality in the UK/globally (e.g. LSOAs) as well as methods of tackling inequality in the UK (focusing on the Eden project in Cornwall). Also includes a sheet on the causes of inequality.

These 4 handy documents ask whether or not it is meaningful to talk about religious experience, as well as whether or not religious experiences can ever prove the existence of God. Also addresses the different types of religious experiences and scholars who support and criticise them (E.g. Swinburne, Tillich, Buber and Smart).