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This MOCK paper and mark scheme is taken from AQA GCSE Physics papers 1 and 2 content. The questions cover almost all the topic areas from the AQA syllabus. Included in the upload is the question paper and marking scheme. The questions have been taken directly from AQA question papers from past papers up to 2018. This resource is best for: In-class / school-wide MOCK exam in Year 11 Personal revision.

This MOCK exam is perfect for those wanting a little more practise, or for teachers wanting to assess the progress of their students. Compatible with the AQA L2 Certificate in Further Maths.

GCSE Chemistry can seem daunting, especially with all the equations and hard names to learn. And we know students usually struggle to admit to them not being able to understand the topics. This topic test has been designed to assess all aspects of the first unit of GCSE Chemistry, Atomic Structure and Periodic Table, the very key concepts students need to be able to understand to succeed at Chemistry. This topic test is the first of a series of GCSE Chemistry tests, to be used either as revision or class assessments. This would act as a brilliant source of making sure students are comfortable with this topic, and what to revise again. MARKING SCHEME AND GRADING GUIDANCE INCLUDED NEARER THE END Please give a comment to let me know how you’ve used this resource and whether it’s been helpful or not!

These are a collection of carefully written revision resources covering the following topics of the GCSE Edexcel Religious Studies B course. Topics: 1.1 Christian Beliefs 1.2 Marriage and the Family (Christianity only). 1.3 Living the Christian Life 1.4 Matters of life and death (Christianity only). 2.1 Muslim Beliefs 2.2 Crime and punishment (Islam only). 2.3 Living the Muslim Life These revision notes have been condensed into little, easy-to-learn chunks within each unit. Each file is 1 unit. This resource is best used alongside teaching the course and should be given to students as a reference and exam revision. THIS IS AN EDITABLE VERSION OF THE FREE RESOURCE AT /teaching-resource/resource-12857071

The attached resource is an example essay answer to the following question: TO WHAT EXTENT DOES BOTH ‘CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE’ AND ‘EXPOSURE’ EXPLORE THE HORRORS OF WAR? This is a useful resource to use with your GCSE English Literature classes, especially if you’ve just finished the two poems above.

This is a great revision resource for upcoming exams. Remember that students should stick to their timetable for effective revision.

This mind-map is the perfect revision tool for upcoming tests on 4.1 Atomic Structure. The branches of the map have every lesson in the unit, so there is maximum amount of revision happening in one sheet. This is best to be printed out on an A3 page, but A4 works just as well. Hope you find it useful!

The image attached is a visual aid for students trying to remember and learn the 5 financial formulae covered in R064 for Enterprise & Marketing OCR

The attached document contains some important key quotes for use in the GCSE RS exams. These quotes are specific to Islam and are from the following units (taken from Edexcel GCSE course): Muslim Beliefs Crime and Punishment Living the Muslim Life In the Edexcel exams, students are required to give “Sources of wisdom and authority” in their answers so this is especially useful for that!

This resource can be used by teachers as an assessment tool or as guided practice with the whole class. It is an example of a proper literature exam that students may get. The poem used in this test is Aftermath by Siegfried Sassoon. This assessment should take 30 minutes for students to complete.

I’ve realised that there isn’t an official equations sheet that students are given for the OCR GCSE Mathematics exam, so I’ve sifted through the online and made an equations booklet that could be helpful for students. Please let me know if there are any suggestions for improvement.

Revision sheet for AQA A-Level Physics: Particles & Radiation unit.

Unit 7 - Organic Chemistry This help sheet beautifully lays out the 4 different types of compounds students need to learn at GCSE. The 4 types on this sheet are: Alkanes Alkenes Alcohols Carboxylic Acids Hopefully this will help with revision!

The topics covered in this assessment are: Atomic Structure Models of the Atom over time Isotopes Nuclear Fission & Fusion Nuclear Radiation Radioactivity and Background Radiation Half-life Calculations Feel free to leave any comments too!

The topics included in this assessment are: Electronic Structure of Elements Particle Models Ionic Compounds and Electronic Structure Structures of different compounds Alloys, Allotropes and Bonding Structure of Diamond Nanoparticles

Energy mini test 1 for GCSE Y10 AQA

For GCSE Mathematics

The attached document has got 4 exam-style questions, all from past exam papers. This practise paper is for the AQA exam board, and all questions have been taken from their past papers. The topics assessed in this paper are: Cell biology Organisation Infection and Response This is a very useful resource for revision and classroom assessment. The paper has been designed so that it should take students 55-60 minutes to complete. Students with extra time can have 10-15 minutes more to complete the exam. The marking schemes have been attached for each question (which has been directly copied from AQA’s website). Sources: Q1-3: AQA past paper - Paper 1 November 2020. Q4: StudyMind GCSE practise questions.

For this assessment, you must have with you a pen and a copy of the poem, ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’. This assessment will be testing your knowledge of the poem as a whole and will be testing your ability to critically analyse the meaning of certain phrases in the poem. This question paper consists of one extended-writing question to answer, and this question will be out of 30 marks. You will be assessed on your quality of writing and content, each contributing to 50% of your total mark. You will be allowed to spend 35 minutes on this assessment. Should you require more paper to write on, please let your exam invigilator know.

Contains exam questions for GCSE Physics energy unit.