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Key dates from Edexcel Early History Course Crises 1399-1405 - summarised in a clear, digestible table. Good for homework, revision and provides an effective framework for further historical analysis. Made by a student who achieved an A* in early history. Keywords: Lancastrians and Yorkists, key dates, quiz, student resources A-Level early history, Edexcel, AQA, OCR, John of Gaunt profile, Richard II, Henry IV, Charles VI, Robert III of Scotland, Long Parliament…

Resources given to extension-level students to provide alternative interpretations of Macbeth. A thesis from a leading Finnish University has been summarised and condensed to make it more accessible; it divides the play into three parts - the divided state of man, the barren sceptre, and laugh to scorn the power of man. This isn’t a lesson plan, rather a piece of extension material which proved useful for stretching some particularly enthusiastic students. Designed for Edexcel GCSE English Literature Course but can be used for AQA and OCR.

Bullet point notes from a number of resources; various exam board-endorsed textbooks, A-Level magazines made for extending knowledge and understanding, the Political Quarterly and notes from lessons and handouts. They have been added to as I have learnt more from the politics course. Suitable for Edexcel A-Level Government and Politics, with a lot of overlap particularly with the AQA and to some extent the OCR syllabus. Specification code: 9PL0 Level: Level 3 First teaching: 2017 First examination: 2019

Essay that received full marks on the Edexcel 2017 specification for Government and Politics on the subject of anarchism. Verified by 2 teachers, both of whom have been examiners in the past. Good revision resource and something to guide future answers. Can also be of use to other exam boards. ‘To what extent do anarchists agree on the nature of a future society?’

Use this excellent AS/A level revision resource to revise and extend knowledge on Richard II and Henry IV. Information has been taken from my class notes and revision textbooks from multiple exam boards. Perfect for use with Edexcel specification, but can be equally useful for AQA and OCR AS/A levels.

To what extent do individualist and collectivist anarchists agree on human nature? Written for Edexcel’s Government & Politics 2017 specification but may be relevant for others, especially AQA. I took the A-Level with Edexcel in 2019, achieving an A*, and subsequently studied politics at a top-10 UK university, graduating with a first.

I created this resource when taking A-Level politics on the current 2017 Edexcel specification. Notes on the following: Impact of pressure groups on democracy Impact of referendums on democracy Impact of the judiciary on democracy

These are practice / revision essays from when I took the Government & Politics A-Level a few years ago. The essays are laid out in bullet points and were done for revision purposes. I achieved an A*. The essays: Evaluate the view that backbenchers are now an effective force in the House of Commons Is the House of Lords more effective at scrutinising the executive than the House of Commons? Is Parliament an effective check on the Westminster executive? New things have happened in politics since then (to put it mildly) but these resources are still relevant and contain useful info on significant acts and milestones in UK parliament. Happy studying!

These are notes from an undergraduate module at Warwick University, the Philosophy of Religion. The argument for God’s existence from religious experience covers the following thinkers: Richard Swinburne Michael Martin Zangwill Gellman Kwan These notes may also be relevant for A-Level philosophy.

This is a set of notes & essays which I produced when taking the Philosophy of Religion module at a top 10 UK university - I studied PPE. Problem of Evil section in this module covers the argument given by Rowe, which asks us to imagine a suffering fawn. Contents: P 1-3. Course notes. P 4-5. What is the evidential argument from evil? Exemplar essay. P 6-8. Evaluate the evidential argument from evil. Exemplar essay.

Exemplar A-Level Government & Politics Essay. Edexcel 2017 spec - this is still the curriculum used in 2023/24 academic year. I achieved an A* in Government & Politics in 2019. Hope this is of some use to current AS/A Level students. Happy studying!

Warwick’s PO301 is a final year 30 CAT course available to those with some specialism in politics or political theory - most notably, those taking PPE, PPL, EPP, EPAIS, PAIS, or History & Politics. This essay was a summative submission and covered the module on freedom and borders. It rejects the argument made by Wellman (2008) that supports the right to exclude. Wellman’s arguments are also covered in other courses, such as the final-year PPE/PPL course Political Economy of Philosophy and Politics. The essay achieved a first. Use it as a source of ideas but don’t copy it - not least for reasons around plagiarism - but also because independent thought is what matters, not so much the content of the argument itself.

Ma Famille AQA Edexcel worksheet, lesson resource, activity. Should take about 15-20 minutes. The level of difficulty increases towards the end, so good for mixed abilities. The activity covers mon/ma/mes, different vocabulary suited to both the AQA and Edexcel GCSE course, and encourages pupils to explore the ‘ma famille’ part of the curriculum using family trees, fill-in-the-blanks and other visual and written methods. If you find it useful, please leave a review and suggest ways to make it better! Thanks.

Anarchism Revision: a resource I created for A-Level Government & Politics - Edexcel specification but could be relevant for others, especially AQA where there is some overlap. I took the A-Level in 2019 and achieved an A* - the syllabus is broadly the same. I subsequently went to university (Warwick) and achieved a first in politics. Comparative theories / ideologies forms module 6 of the Edexcel syllabus. Content: Anarchist thinkers Brief history of anarchism An example practice essay Further questions Happy studying!

This extensive vocab list is perfect for a comprehensive, substantial overview of school-related vocabulary, a key part of the GCSE AQA and Edexcel Syllabus. This resource includes sections on: subjects, opinions, school uniform, colours, buildings, school materials, the school day, and other useful information. Used at a highly successful language department to prepare students for their GCSEs. It was used for vocab tests, but also as an excellent revision resource. Some students uploaded the information to Quizlet - a majority of those that did scored A*s. Ideal for AQA but good for Edexcel and OCR as well.

These are the notes I took for an EPQ I took on Benjamin Disraeli.

This is a collection of questions which I took from various sources from when I completed my A-Level in Government and Politics. I took the 2017 spec, achieving an A* in 2017. This resource is free - do check out my other resources and any reviews / feedback appreciated :) I got an A* in my A-Level and a first in PPE from a top-10 UK university.

This is a practice essay I produced for the UK Politics section of the 2017 A-Level Government & Politics specification. I achieved an A* overall in 2019 and went on to graduate with a first in politics from a top-10 UK university. The source is taken from the LSE Blog, which contains some excellent resources. This essay was not marked and is not an exemplar, so I would suggest only using it for thoughts and ideas rather than as an example of best practice.

Please see this resource on John Major’s legacy as Prime Minister. A little over 1900 words excluding references. Contents: Overview The Return of the Cabinet (increased role for collective Cabinet governance) Foreign Policy: Kuwait and Northern Ireland ‘Two Troubled Premierships’ (a comparison of the Major and May administration) Further resources Questions I’m offering this resource for free, reviews appreciated :) I achieved an A* in Government & Politics in 2019 and went on to graduate from a Russell Group with a first in Philosophy, Politics & Economics. Happy studying!