Angela Yates

Written by: Angela Yates
Contents
1. AQA A GCSE Religious Studies Topics
2. Edexcel B GCSE Religious Studies Topics
3. Improve Your Grades with Save My Exams
As a GCSE Religious Studies student, you may find it tricky to find the exact course information for the exam board you’re studying. You need to know precisely what you’ll be examined on, so you don’t waste a moment of your valuable revision time.

Contents
1. GCSE Results Paper Layout
2. What To Do If You Spot An Error
3. What To Do With Your GCSE Results Paper
4. Ace Your GCSEs with Save My Exams
GCSE results day is your chance to find out the grades you’ve got and to celebrate your achievements. But after a long summer of waiting, when you finally get your results slip, you’ll want to know exactly what all the information on it stands for.
As a teacher, I’ve shared the joy - and occasionally the pain - of many GCSE results days.

Contents
1. How to Appeal Your GCSE Results:
2. Frequently Asked Questions
3. Alternative Options
4. Further Information and Support
5. Ace Your GCSEs with Save My Exams
Receiving your GCSE results can be an emotional rollercoaster. If you're feeling disappointed or believe there might have been a mistake in your exam marking, don't worry. This is not the end of the road. You have several options, and the staff at your school will guide and support you through this challenging time.

The need for human rights
Human rights are basic freedoms and protections that all people are entitled to, simply because they are human beings
These rights are meant to ensure that everyone is treated fairly, with dignity and respect, no matter their race, religion, gender, nationality, or any other status
In 1948, the United Nations (UN) adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
The UDHR outlines a set of fundamental human rights that should be protected for all people

Buddhism: The Concept of Dhamma (Dharma) (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A) : Revision Note

Written by: Angela Yates

Dhamma (or Dharma) generally refers to the Buddha’s teachings

It also has the following meanings:

The “truth” about the nature of existence the Buddha realised when he became enlightened

The path of training for enlightenment, including the Eightfold Path

A universal “law”, as in a law of nature/the way things are

Past paper and exam-style questions organised by topic, with student-friendly model answers to help students with GCSE Religious Studies revision for the AQA A syllabus.

Apple have always stressed that there’s an Apple Watch for everyone, so here’s why one of these watches is a great choice for older people
Apple has always stressed that its innovative range of smart watches is not age-limited, using the slogan, “There's an Apple Watch for everyone.”
Here are some of the many benefits that make the Apple Watch a great choice for people of retirement age and beyond.

Deciding what to do next after your GCSEs might seem a little overwhelming. You have so much to think about already with your current courses. And, with so many potential routes available, it can be difficult to see a clear path ahead.
Fortunately, there are several excellent options open to you. This guide will help you plot your route and decide your next steps, helping to ensure success as you embark on the next adventure in this exciting stage of your life.

Seeing a child completely engaged in the world of a book is one of the most rewarding experiences for any parent, librarian, or teacher.
At a time when their own life experience is still relatively limited, reading opens up new worlds for children and allows them to explore new places safely, meet new people and creatures, and grapple with ideas and issues. Reading is a vital, enriching activity and the evidence linking reading for pleasure with increased health outcomes, improved social skills, and enhanced educational mobility is overwhelming.

This is the newsletter for Proactive Young People CIC, a careers organisation based in the UK. They send this to their subscriber list of schools, employers and interested parties each half term.

How do you follow up a work described in the Independent on Sunday as “the best debut album since Marquee Moon”? That’s the question facing singer-songwriter John Canning Yates, twenty years on from the critically acclaimed ‘The First Album’ by his band Ella Guru.
It’s a welcome relief amid the rapidly changing musical landscape to find that all that has changed in John’s world is the number of musicians around him. The beautiful storytelling, the art of finding those magical musical moments ...

Nature’s sounds are powerful — even if you’re tuning in virtually

After trying multiple strategies to combat her anxiety and depression, one writer tries a sound bath—with surprising results for her mind and body
Recently, I participated in my very first sound bath experience. On a bitterly cold, stormy, autumnal night, I found myself somewhat reluctantly lying on the floor of a village hall, wrapped in a blanket.
An hour or so later, I was sipping herbal tea in a happy daze. What on earth had happened in that hall?