To get ALL my Further Maths resources at a super-discounted price follow this link https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/compl-ete-a-level-further-maths-bundle-exclusive-practise-papers-and-revision-notes-12227230. This is a set of two complete NEW practice papers for the Statistics 1 optional maths components of A-level Further Maths for all boards with complete worked solutions/ mark scheme. These questions have been carefully crafted by me to be particularly challenging and to resemble the new style of A-levels. They go beyond the scope of the usual A-level textbooks. These are the sort of questions which will probably come up on the exam based on the sample assessment material which is much harder than the textbooks. This is a new resource so please be aware there could be minor mistakes as I wanted to get it out before the exam, especially as there are so many questions. Remember there is still plenty of time until the exams to get your head around some more appropriate questions for the exams. Lots of time have gone into making this a top quality resources, so enjoy! I have made similar predicted papers for A-level Maths here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/new-a-level-maths-predicted-paper-a-2019-12128937 Other Further Maths and normal Maths resources are available at my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/Mathematics.

This 21-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BC (Paper 1): Conflict and Tension Between East and West (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This 27-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BD (Paper 2): Restoration England 1660-1685 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources. NOTE: this guide does not include any information about the historic environment component.

This 34-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component AD (Paper 1): America 1920-1973, Opportunity and Inequality (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This 30-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component AB (Paper 1): Germany 1890-1945, Democracy and dictatorship (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This 28-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BB (Paper 2): Medieval England 1272-1307 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources. NOTE: this guide does not include any information about the historic environment component.

This 22-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BB (Paper 2): Russia 1918-1939 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This 25-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BC (Paper 2): Elizabethan England c1568-1603 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources. NOTE: this guide does not include any information about the historic environment component.

This 28-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component AA (Paper 1): America 1840-1894 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This 21-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component BA (Paper 1): Norman England c1066-1100 (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources. NOTE: this guide does not include information about the historic environment component.

To get ALL my Further Maths resources at a super-discounted price follow this link https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/compl-ete-a-level-further-maths-bundle-exclusive-practise-papers-and-revision-notes-12227230. This is a complete set of handwritten revision notes for Edexcel A-Level Further Maths (Pure), but it is relevant for other specifications. This includes relevant tips you won’t find in the textbook which will prepare you for all types of questions that could come up in the exam. This is vital if you want to have a thorough understanding of A-level Further Maths. This is the result of hours and hours of work analysing the specification and example questions. If you read these notes carefully and learn everything you will be on track for an A*. Yellow sheets show worked solution for difficult questions which are likely to come up on the exam, while white sheets detail all the knowledge you need to know. I have similar resources for Further Maths and regular maths available at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1 as well as resources for history and economics. Statistics 1 and Mechanics 1 notes can be found here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-further-maths-revision-notes-bundle-12102791

This is a complete set of detailed notes you will need for AS level Modern British history and it covers the period of 1951-1979. Unlike a textbook or revision guide these notes are detailed yet relevant and it uses clear bullet points rather than long, waffly paragraphs. Also all the notes are sorted into the four topics: 1. Foreign 2. Economic 3. Social 4 Political, which few textbooks will do precisely. This makes revision much simpler and you will know exactly what knowledge to put in for a specific question. The topic are all organised in clear documents with simple and uniform presentation to make revision straight forward. These are vital for anybody doing this course and will save you hours and hours of sorting through notes made in class and putting them into a useful format. They are also much more comprehensive than normal revision notes and will ensure there are no gaps in your knowledge when it comes to your exam as long as you learn them! I have similar resources for history available at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1 as well as resources for maths and economics.

This 29-page revision guide covers all the content you need to know for the NEW AQA GCSE History component AA (Paper 2): Health and the People c1000-Present Day (9-1). The guide uses colourful presentation and concise notes to enhance learning. Unlike other revision guides this is not waffly, instead it is comprehensible and it is arranged in the best way for revision. The content was made to exactly follow the specification, so you can have peace of mind that everything you need to know is here. One of the biggest problems with revision is having disorganised notes and too many notes. This guide has all you need to know in one place so you will not have to learn more than you need to, which will save you vital time in your other exams. It is organised into sections which exactly follow the specification and there is also an additional page of exam questions at the back. These questions intend to test what you have learnt and ensure you are prepared for any question the exam board could throw at you. If this guide is useful for you, I have others available for all other GCSE History components available here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/History and also more GCSE Maths and A-level History resources. With four of these revision guides you can make GCSE history simple. As long as you learn all of this content you will be prepared for anything in your exam and you will need no more revision resources.

This is a complete set of detailed notes you will need for AS level Russian history and it covers the period of 1855-1917. Unlike a textbook or revision guide these notes are detailed yet relevant and it uses clear bullet points rather than long, waffly paragraphs. The topic are all organised in clear documents with simple and uniform presentation to make revision straight forward. These are vital for anybody doing this course and will save you hours and hours of sorting through notes made in class and putting them into a useful format. They are also much more comprehensive than normal revision notes and will ensure there are no gaps in your knowledge when it comes to your exam as long as you learn them! I have similar resources for history available at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1 as well as resources for maths and economics.

To get ALL my Further Maths resources at a super-discounted price follow this link https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/compl-ete-a-level-further-maths-bundle-exclusive-practise-papers-and-revision-notes-12227230. This is a complete set of further maths unit tests (pure) for AS (Year 12) for all boards (mainly Edexcel) with complete worked solutions/ mark scheme. These maths questions have been carefully crafted by me to be particularly challenging and to resemble the NEW style of A-levels. They go beyond the scope of the usual A-level textbooks. These are the sort of questions which will probably come up on the exam based on the past papers which were much harder than the textbooks. They will make sure you don’t get the same shock many students have got in previous years! They are suitable to use if you are a student or for use by teachers as assessment materials. This is a new resource so please be aware there could be minor mistakes, especially as there are so many questions. Lots of time have gone into making this a top quality resources, so enjoy! It includes: Complex numbers (48 marks) Matrices (40 marks) Volumes of revolution (13 marks) Proof (18 marks) Roots of polynomials (20 marks) Series (14 marks) Vectors (44 marks) Other Further Maths and normal Maths resources are available at my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/Mathematics.

This is a 153-slide presentation covering a total of nine lessons of work, which is designed to be the perfect introduction into A-level Economics. It covers a range of micro and macro topics. It introduces several main topics to make the transition into studying the topics in more detail in normal lessons easier. The presentation uses animations to make the various economic diagrams and shifts simple to understand. HOW TO USE: The presentation uses clear and concise bullet points so requires an accompanying narration by a teacher to guide students through these new concepts. There are also several youtube videos which can be played within the presentation. These follow slides to give some context to the different economic theories discussed. This is vital to express the importance of what students are studying. There is also a discussion section at the end of each lesson. This aims to provoke debate in a class about the theory which has been discussed. This prepares students with the skills needed when they will eventually move onto essay writing and makes the transitition easier. DETAILS OF LESSONS: Introduction into Economics: economic indicators/ role of government AD/AS diagrams (included separate worksheet) Contextual analysis: UK political parties/ overview of UK economy/ overview of other economies Supply/ demand and free market economics (including diagrams) Business cycle/ recessions International economics Other micro diagrams: tax/ subsidies/ consumer and producer surplus/ market failure Demand/ Supply-side policies Overview of exam technique and example questions I have used this to assist teaching myself and found it extremely useful and well received by my students. I hope you will as useful as me. Other economics and maths resources are available at my shop here… https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/theinvisiblehand1/Economics