Materials from over twenty-five years of teaching
Revision guides, practice exam-style questions, topic tests and games and starter activities, many written for my own classes and now set out as PDFs. Buy one, download it, print it, work through it.
Everything here is sold under the Resource Licence: yours to print and use with your own students, not to share or resell.
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How buying works
Choose Contact to buy on any item, say which licence you need, and I will reply the same day with the PDF and an invoice, payable by bank transfer. It is a slightly old-fashioned arrangement and it works perfectly well.
Because the file is sent straight away, you will be asked to confirm that you want it sent now and that you understand your fourteen-day right to cancel ends once it has been sent. If a file is faulty or not as described, I will still put it right or refund you.
Everything is a PDF, made to be printed on ordinary A4. Buy it once and it is yours: no expiry, no login, no subscription.
Every resource is sold under the Resource Licence. In short: the individual price covers one person — a pupil, a parent, or a single teacher with their own classes; a school licence is for a school where more than one teacher will use it. Print as many copies as you need for your own students, but do not pass the file on, upload it or resell it. Buying counts as accepting it, so it is worth two minutes of your time.
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I have a great deal more than this on my hard drive — schemes of work, past unseens, topic tests, source booklets — and I am putting it into shape a piece at a time.
If you need something specific, ask. If I already have it, I will send it. If I do not, it may well be the next thing I write.
Written out of twenty-eight years of finding out what a class actually needs, and what it does not.
The Colosseum, Rome.
Resources go a long way. A tutor goes further.
If your child has the materials and is still stuck, the problem is usually not the materials.