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🎃 Free Halloween science experiment — turn your pumpkin into a bubbling potion cauldron!
Fun, safe, and simple for children aged 8–13 to explore real chemistry at home.
This pack includes a student worksheet, exam-style questions, and a full mark scheme with worked magnification calculations — everything they need to feel confident before exams.
Experienced examiner feedback on a full GCSE Science paper.
Clear targets so your teen knows exactly what to fix next.
✅ Free resource — A Level Chemistry revision checklist.
Helps students stay organised, track progress, and prepare for exams with confidence.
✅ Free download — complete set of GCSE Science revision checklists.
Includes Biology, Chemistry, and Physics to help students track revision progress with confidence.
✅ Free resource — GCSE Physics revision checklist.
Helps students track progress and prepare for exams with confidence.
✅ Free resource — GCSE Chemistry revision checklist.
Helps students track progress and prepare for exams with confidence.
Free downloadable GCSE Biology Revision Checklist to help your teen stay organised and track progress.
Perfect for Year 10 & 11 students.
🎯 Free until November 2025 — support for all UCAS applications.
Normally £2.99.
This worksheet helps students plan and refine their UCAS personal statement in the new 2026 format — ideal for courses with the 14 January 2026 deadline.
🎯 Free until 15 October 2025 — UCAS deadline for Veterinary applications – Normally £2.99.
This worksheet helps students tackle the new UCAS personal statement format, with prompts to plan, structure, and refine their Veterinary application.
🎯 Free until 15 October 2025 — UCAS deadline for Dentistry applications. – Normally £2.99.
This worksheet guides students through the new UCAS personal statement format, with prompts to plan, structure, and refine their Dentistry application.
🎯 Free until 15 October 2025 — UCAS deadline for Medicine applications. – Normally £2.99.
This worksheet guides students through the new UCAS personal statement format, helping them plan, structure, and reflect on their Medicine application.
Perfect for parents who want their teen to get a head start before the deadline.