Paper 1 (Crime & Punishment)

• Whitechapel – living conditions, poor relief, workhouses
• Whitechapel – immigration, improvements in housing
• Whitechapel – Jack the Ripper, police investigation, police failures to catch JTR
• Whitechapel – Police developments following JTR case
• Anglo-Saxon definitions of crime
• Anglo-Saxon crimes, punishments, law enforcement
• Changes made to crime, punishments and law enforcement during the Norman Conquest
• The Medieval Church and influence on the law
• Social changes in Early Modern England
• New definitions of crime in the 16^th century
• New law enforcement and punishment in the Early Modern
• Why were the gunpower plotters punished so harshly?
• Witchcraft and Matthew Hopkins
• How did justice start to change in the 18^th century?
• What is highway robbery?
• What is smuggling?
• What is poaching?
• Robert Peel & Professional Policing
• Prison Reform & Pentonville Prison
• Tolpuddle Martyrs
• 1900-Present Changes in Justice
• How have prisons changed since 1900
• Derek Bentley Case Study & The Death Penalty
• Conscientious Objectors

Paper 3 (Weimar and Nazi Germany)

• The end of WW1, The abdication of the Kaiser
• The establishment of the Weimar Republic
• The Weimar Constitution
• The Treaty of Versailles
• Political challenges to the Weimar Republic from the left and right
• Economic challenges to the Weimar Republic
• How did Stresemann recover the economy?
• How was Germany’s reputation restored
• Golden Age of Weimar Germany
• Hitler and the Early Growth of the Nazi Party
• The Munich Putsch
• Rebuilding and growth of support of the Nazi Party
• How did Hitler become chancellor?
• How did Hitler consolidate his power?
• Creation of a police state
• Nazi Policies towards the churches
• Propaganda and censorship
• Opposition to the Nazi Party
• Life for women in Nazi Germany
• Life for the youth in Nazi Germany
• Developments to living standards
• Persecution of minorities

Your mock exam is a full Component 1 written exam. It includes three sections and lasts for 1 hour and 45 minutes. 

Section A

What is covered in Section A?

• Stage positioning
• Roles and responsibilities
• Types of stages 

Where can I revise for Section A?

• Knowledge organisers 
• https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/examspecs/zrnjwty
• Book

Section B

What is covered in Section B?

• Study of a set text - Blood Brothers

Where can I revise for Section B?

• Knowledge organiser 
• CGP GCSE Drama Blood Brothers revision guide - all students have been provided with a guide to use at home
• https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/ztpdbk7/revision/1
• Book

Section C

What is covered in Section C?

• Live Theatre Review - Billy Elliot The Musical

Where can I revise for Section C?

• Full play available to re-watch on Student Shared Area 
• Knowledge organiser 
• Book

• D&T and Our world – Energy
• Photovoltaic cells
• Technical Textiles
• Types of motion
• Mechanical components
• Market pull, Technology push
• Natural & Manufactured Timbers
• Metals
• Plastics (polymers)
• Paper & Board
• Design strategies & techniques - Working drawings & Systems
• CAD/CAM – laser cutting

• Components of Graphic Design (CA1)
• Work of graphic Designers (CA2)
• Employment Opportunities (CA2)
• Requirements of a Graphic Design Brief (CA3)
• Contextual Factors of Graphic Design (CA3)
• Tools, Materials & Techniques (CA4)
• Digital Technical Skills (CA5)

• Hospitality and Catering provisions
• Meeting the needs of customers
• Job roles and contract types
• Workflow
• HACCP
• Dealing with Complaints
• Roles and responsibilities of the EHO
• Allergies and intolerances

• Revision checklist
• Revision Websites and Video Links
• Example grid 1
• Example grid 2

• Revision checklist 
• Eduqas poetry essential context
• A Christmas Carol
• An Inspector Calls
• Macbeth

Click here to access the GCSE English revision site - including practice exam papers, videos and knowledge organisers.

• SPARX Revision - Higher
• SPARX Revision - Foundation