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Food Preparation & Nutrition ยท GCSE
Eduqas ยท AQA ยท WJEC
640 cards spanning the six Eduqas C560 content areas. Identical content applies across Eduqas, AQA (8585), and WJEC.
Eduqas (primary)
- Qualification pageHub
Hub with spec, sample assessment materials, examiners' reports and digital teaching resources.
- Specification (C560)PDF
The actual document examiners write papers from. Lists every assessable point across the six content areas.
- Sample assessment materialsPDF
Specimen paper plus mark scheme. Shows the question style and length expectations.
- Latest examiners' reportPDF
What students got wrong on the most recent exam. The single best 'what to revise' signal.
- Guidance for teachingPDF
Eduqas's expanded sub-topic breakdown of the six content areas. Useful as a content checklist.
AQA + WJEC
- AQA Food Preparation & Nutrition (8585)Hub
AQA's hub for 8585: spec, past papers, examiner reports. Five content sections; the card bank applies unchanged.
- AQA specification (8585)PDF
Full AQA spec. AQA-specific items beyond Eduqas: vitamin E, vitamin K, antioxidant function, sodium and phosphorus as named minerals.
- WJEC Food and NutritionHub
WJEC (Welsh-medium) hub. Mirrors Eduqas C560 with Welsh culinary-heritage examples.
Revision platforms + past papers
- Seneca: Eduqas Food Prep & NutritionFree
Free, mapped to the Eduqas spec. Stronger for topic explanations than habit-loop revision.
- Save My Exams: notes + past papersMixed
Tight, exam-focused notes plus aggregated past papers + mark schemes. Some content gated.
- Revision World: past papers mirror
Mirror of past papers with mark schemes. Good fallback.
Authorities & primary sources
- NHS: Eat wellNHS
The UK's authoritative public-health guidance on diet, nutrients and the Eatwell Guide. The single most-cited source behind our Food cards.
- Food Standards AgencyGov
Government food-safety authority: source of record for the 4 Cs, the danger zone, allergen law and hygiene practice.
- British Nutrition FoundationOrg
The charity behind Food a Fact of Life: authoritative nutrition science, healthy-eating models and curriculum resources.
Food Preparation & Nutrition ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
603 cards across six content areas mirroring the GCSE structure. No exam board applies at KS3: written to the National Curriculum and designed to bridge into GCSE.
National Curriculum + teaching guidance
- National Curriculum: Design & Technology (cooking and nutrition)Gov.uk
Statutory programmes of study for KS3 design & technology, including the cooking and nutrition strand that our KS3 Food cards map to.
- Food, a fact of lifeFree
Free curriculum-aligned resources, recipes and videos from the British Nutrition Foundation. Strong for hands-on teaching alongside daily practice.
- NHS: The Eatwell GuideNHS
The UK's authoritative healthy-eating model: the reference behind the KS3 balanced-diet cards.
History ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท OCR ยท Eduqas ยท WJEC
1,252 cards across the major period, depth and thematic studies, from Norman England to the Cold War. AQA is the primary spec; per-card board tagging means a single card bank serves AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas and WJEC students.
Exam board hubs
- AQA History (8145)Hub
AQA's primary spec for GCSE History: spec, past papers, examiner reports. The large majority of our cards apply.
- Edexcel History (1HI0)Hub
Pearson Edexcel GCSE History. Most of our cards apply, including the Medicine in Britain thematic study which is Edexcel-specific.
- OCR History B: Schools History Project (J411)Hub
OCR B SHP route. Most of our cards apply. Crime and Punishment + Medicine sit well here.
- Eduqas History GCSEHub
Eduqas (English-medium WJEC) hub. A large share of our cards apply.
- WJEC History GCSEHub
WJEC Welsh-medium hub. Largely shared with Eduqas.
Revision platforms
- BBC Bitesize: GCSE HistoryFree
Topic-by-topic explanations across most boards. Good first stop for a module you're behind on.
- Seneca: GCSE HistoryFree
Free, board-mapped courses for the major specs. Pair with Educator daily practice for longer-form study.
- Save My Exams: History GCSEMixed
Tight exam-style notes with worked answers. Mixed free / gated.
Primary sources & subject bodies
History ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
512 cards across the KS3 history curriculum: Magna Carta through the Black Death, Tudors and Stuarts, the British Empire, the Industrial Revolution, suffragettes, the world wars, the Holocaust, civil rights. Written so a KS3 student walks into GCSE recognising every era and term.
National Curriculum
Revision + teaching resources
- BBC Bitesize: KS3 HistoryFree
Topic-by-topic explanations across the KS3 history curriculum. Good first stop for a period a student's behind on.
- BBC Teach: KS3 HistoryFree
Free BBC video resources mapped to the KS3 history syllabus: drama-led primary-source explorations.
- Seneca: KS3 HistoryFree
Free Seneca courses covering the KS3 history programme. Pair with Educator daily practice for longer-form study.
Geography ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท Eduqas ยท OCR ยท WJEC
523 cards across the six AQA Paper 1 + Paper 2 content sections. AQA is the primary spec; Edexcel B, Eduqas, OCR B and WJEC all covered via per-card board tagging.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Geography (8035)Hub
Primary spec. Six assessed sections across Papers 1 and 2, and every card maps to a named section.
- Edexcel Geography B (1GB0)Hub
Pearson Edexcel B: investigating geographical issues. Most of our cards apply.
- OCR Geography B (J384)Hub
OCR B: Geography for Enquiring Minds. Most of our cards apply.
- Eduqas Geography B (C111QS)Hub
Eduqas (English-medium WJEC) Geography GCSE. Most of our cards apply.
- WJEC GeographyHub
WJEC Welsh-medium hub. Largely shared with Eduqas.
Revision + maps
- BBC Bitesize: GCSE GeographyFree
Solid topic explanations with the case studies the boards mandate.
- Cool GeographyFree
Free teacher-built site. Good for diagrams, case-study summaries and quick fact-checks.
- Ordnance Survey: map skills resourcesFree
Free OS map exercises, essential for Paper 3 map-skills questions.
Authorities & data
- Royal Geographical SocietyOrg
The UK's learned society for geography: case-study material, fieldwork guidance and subject scholarship.
- Met OfficeGov
Authoritative UK weather and climate data: the source behind the weather-hazards and climate-change cards.
- Office for National StatisticsGov
Official UK population, migration and economic data for the changing-economic-world and urban topics.
Geography ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
270 cards across the KS3 geography curriculum, written using GCSE-level terminology (LIC/NEE/HIC, erosion/deposition, biome). A KS3 student who's done these recognises GCSE terms on day one.
Combined Science ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท OCR ยท WJEC ยท Eduqas
2,535 cards covering the AQA Combined Science: Trilogy spec (8464) across Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Every card applies to all five UK boards: content overlap is near-total at the Combined Science level.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Combined Science: Trilogy (8464)Hub
Primary spec. Biology (7 modules), Chemistry (10), Physics (7). Six papers, double award.
- Edexcel Combined Science (1SC0)Hub
Pearson Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Combined Science. Topic structure overlaps AQA almost completely.
- OCR Gateway Combined Science A (J250)Hub
OCR Gateway Suite: combined science double award.
- Eduqas Double Award ScienceHub
Eduqas combined route (Welsh-medium WJEC counterpart at WJEC's site).
Revision platforms
- BBC Bitesize: GCSE Combined ScienceFree
AQA Trilogy explanations across all three sciences. Good first stop for a module you're stuck on.
- Seneca: Combined ScienceFree
Free, board-mapped courses with required-practical explainers. Pair with Educator for daily fact recall.
- Save My Exams: Combined ScienceMixed
Tight notes with worked answers and past-paper extracts. Mixed free / gated.
- Physics & Maths Tutor: GCSE ScienceFree
Past papers, mark schemes, topic question packs across all boards. The standard prep aggregator.
Learned societies
- Royal Society of ChemistryOrg
The UK chemistry body: authoritative explainers and teaching resources behind the chemistry cards.
- Institute of Physics: SPARKOrg
IOP's physics teaching resource: the source of record for the physics cards.
- Royal Society of BiologyOrg
The UK biology body: subject scholarship underpinning the biology cards.
Design & Technology ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท Eduqas ยท OCR ยท WJEC ยท CCEA
510 cards covering the three sections of every UK D&T spec (Core technical, Specialist technical, Designing and making). Authored against the shared DfE GCSE D&T subject content, with every board spec (AQA 8552, Edexcel 1DT0, Eduqas C600, OCR J310, WJEC C601, CCEA GDT11) verified against its published PDF.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Design and Technology (8552)Hub
Primary spec. Every D&T card maps to a named 3.1.x / 3.2.x / 3.3.x subtopic from this spec.
- AQA specification (8552)PDF
Full AQA spec PDF. Lists every assessable point across Core technical, Specialist technical, and Designing and making principles.
- Edexcel Design and Technology (1DT0)Hub
Pearson Edexcel GCSE D&T. Topic structure overlaps AQA heavily, so most cards apply.
- OCR Design and Technology (J310)Hub
OCR's 9-1 iterative-design spec, emphasising the explore, create, evaluate cycle.
- Eduqas Design and Technology (C600)Hub
Eduqas (English-medium WJEC) hub. Shares the universal DfE D&T subject content.
- WJEC Design and Technology (C601)Hub
WJEC Welsh-medium hub. Largely shared with Eduqas C600.
- CCEA Technology and Design (GDT11)Hub
Northern Ireland board, branded "Technology and Design" rather than "Design and Technology". Includes Electronic, Mechanical and Product Design optional units.
Revision platforms
- BBC Bitesize: GCSE Design & TechnologyFree
AQA-mapped explanations across all three D&T sections. Strong for the technical principles where visual diagrams help.
- Seneca: GCSE Design & TechnologyFree
Free, board-mapped Seneca courses for D&T. Pair with Educator daily-recall practice for terminology and named examples.
- Save My Exams: Design & TechnologyMixed
Tight exam-style notes plus past-paper question packs. Mixed free / gated content.
- Technology StudentFree
Long-running free D&T site with diagrams of mechanisms, materials and processes. Particularly strong for Section 3.1 mechanical devices.
Professional body
- Design and Technology Association (D&TA)Org
UK professional body for D&T education: pedagogy, CPD, safety guidance for workshops, and curriculum advocacy.
- Health and Safety ExecutiveGov
The UK workplace-safety regulator: authoritative guidance behind the workshop-safety, tools and risk-assessment cards.
Religious Studies ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท Eduqas ยท OCR ยท WJEC
AQA 8062 is the primary spec, about 60% of UK GCSE RS entries. Cards are board-tagged so a single bank serves AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas/WJEC and OCR. 245k entries per year nationally: the 7th-largest GCSE.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Religious Studies A (8062)AQA
Primary spec for Educator RS. Component 1 (two religions, beliefs + practices) + Component 2 (four themes from six). Past papers, mark schemes, examiner reports.
- Edexcel Religious Studies B (1RB0)Edexcel
Pearson Edexcel GCSE RS B. Area of Study 1 (religion + ethics or religion + philosophy) + Area of Study 2 (study of religion).
- Eduqas / WJEC Religious StudiesEduqas/WJEC
Eduqas Route A (full course) and Route B (CCRS). Strong in Wales and the Midlands.
- OCR Religious Studies (J625)OCR
OCR GCSE Religious Studies (full course). Two religion units + religion-and-philosophy and religion-and-ethics units.
Revision + supplementary
- BBC Bitesize GCSE Religious StudiesRevision
AQA spec coverage with topic explanations, quick tests and key term lists. Good companion to Educator's recall layer.
- RE:ONLINETeacher
Free RE teaching and learning resources from the National Association of Teachers of RE (NATRE). Background reading for any topic on the spec.
- Humanists UKOrg
The authoritative voice for the non-religious worldview now assessed on every GCSE RS spec: primary source for the humanism cards.
Religious Studies ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
RE is compulsory at KS3 in maintained English schools. Each Local Authority sets an Agreed Syllabus, so there's no single national programme. Educator's KS3 RS covers six world religions + Big Questions + Worldviews using the typical Agreed-Syllabus shape (~85% of state schools).
National framework + guidance
- DfE non-statutory guidance for REDfE
DfE 2010 non-statutory guidance, the closest thing to a national framework for KS3 RE. Sets out the broad expectations Local Authorities should meet.
- NATRE: National Association of Teachers of REOrg
Professional body for RE teachers in the UK. Practical KS3 resources, scheme-of-work templates, and CPD.
Computer Science ยท GCSE
AQA ยท OCR ยท Edexcel ยท Eduqas
Four major UK boards in scope: AQA 8525, OCR J277, Edexcel 1CP2, Eduqas C500QS. ~85k entries per year. Cards tagged per-board so one bank serves all four.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Computer Science (8525)AQA
AQA spec: eight content areas covering fundamentals of algorithms, programming, data representation, computer systems, networks, cybersecurity, databases, and ethical issues.
- OCR Computer Science (J277)OCR
OCR J277, the most-taken CS spec in England. Two papers: Computer Systems + Computational Thinking, Algorithms and Programming.
- Edexcel Computer Science (1CP2)Edexcel
Pearson Edexcel 1CP2, slightly heavier on practical programming than OCR. Two papers: Principles of Computer Science + Application of Computational Thinking.
- Eduqas Computer Science (C500QS)Eduqas
Eduqas spec used in Wales and parts of the Midlands. Two written papers covering computational thinking and computer systems.
Revision + supplementary
Authorities & reference
- Python documentationDocs
The official reference for Python, the language behind most GCSE CS programming cards.
- NCSC: National Cyber Security CentreGov
The UK cyber-security authority: source of record for the cybersecurity, threats and protection cards.
- ICO: Information Commissioner's OfficeGov
The UK data-protection regulator: authoritative on the Data Protection Act, GDPR and the legislation cards.
Computer Science ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
Computing is statutory at KS3 in maintained English schools: every Y7โY9 student is taught it. The DfE national curriculum gives a 9-objective programme of study which Educator's KS3 CS cards map to.
National Curriculum + teaching resources
- DfE National Curriculum: Computing (KS3)DfE
Statutory programme of study for Computing at KS3. Nine objectives: algorithms, programming languages, data representation, computer systems, digital literacy, etc.
- Teach ComputingOrg
NCCE's Computing curriculum: free KS3 unit plans aligned to the DfE programme of study, plus CPD for teachers new to the subject.
Business ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท OCR ยท Eduqas ยท WJEC ยท CCEA
Fastest-growing GCSE in 2024 (~135k entries, +9.7% YoY). All six UK boards in scope: AQA 8132, Edexcel 1BS0, OCR J204, Eduqas C520QS, WJEC, CCEA. Cards tagged per-board so one bank serves all six.
Exam board hubs
- AQA Business (8132)AQA
AQA spec, primary for Educator Business. Six themes: business in the real world, influences on business, business operations, human resources, marketing and finance.
- Edexcel Business (1BS0)Edexcel
Pearson Edexcel 1BS0. Two themes: investigating small business (Y10) + building a business (Y11). Heavier on enterprise/start-up framing than AQA.
- OCR Business (J204)OCR
OCR J204. Two themes covering business activity + people and the wider environment.
- Eduqas Business (C520QS)Eduqas
Eduqas spec, strong in Wales. Business dynamics, activity, finance and external influences.
Revision + supplementary
- Tutor2u BusinessRevision
The standard reference for UK Business GCSE/A-level: topic explanations, exam technique, case studies and study notes. Aligned to all major boards.
- BBC Bitesize GCSE BusinessRevision
AQA-spec topic coverage with quick tests and short videos. Good for the calculation-heavy finance topics.
Business ยท KS3
Y7 ยท Y8 ยท Y9 ยท All schools
Not a statutory KS3 subject, but financial literacy and enterprise sit inside PSHE and Citizenship. Educator's KS3 Business maps to the financial-literacy bullet of statutory Citizenship plus the PSHE Living-in-the-Wider-World strand: foundations that make GCSE Business feel familiar when it arrives.
National Curriculum + teaching resources
- DfE National Curriculum: Citizenship (KS3)DfE
Statutory KS3 Citizenship includes a financial-literacy bullet: income/expenditure, credit and debt, financial products. Educator's KS3 Business cards map directly to this.
- Young EnterpriseOrg
UK charity delivering enterprise and financial education in schools. Good KS3 unit plans for entrepreneurship and personal finance.
- MoneyHelperGov
Government-backed money guidance: plain-English personal-finance explainers ideal for the KS3 financial-literacy strand.
PE Theory ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Edexcel ยท OCR ยท Eduqas ยท WJEC
446 cards on the written-paper theory: applied anatomy & physiology, movement analysis, physical training, sports psychology, socio-cultural influences and health & wellbeing. Practical performance is assessed separately in school.
Specifications & past papers (by board)
- AQA GCSE PE (8582)Hub
AQA's hub for 8582: spec, past papers and examiners' reports. The primary board for the PE Theory card bank.
- AQA specification (8582)PDF
The full AQA spec PDF. Lists every assessable point across the seven theory content areas.
- Pearson Edexcel GCSE PE (2016)Hub
Edexcel's hub: spec, sample assessment materials and exemplars.
- OCR GCSE PE (J587)Hub
OCR's qualification hub: spec, assessment guidance and resources.
- Eduqas GCSE PEHub
Eduqas hub (C550QS): spec, sample materials and examiners' reports.
- WJEC GCSE PEHub
WJEC hub (3550QS): spec and assessment materials.
Drama ยท GCSE
AQA ยท OCR ยท Edexcel ยท Eduqas ยท WJEC
451 cards targeting the written exam: set-text study, theatre roles and terminology, design elements, and live-theatre evaluation. Most of GCSE Drama is practical; these cover the written component.
Specifications & past papers (by board)
- AQA GCSE Drama (8261)Hub
AQA's hub for 8261: spec, past papers and examiners' reports. The primary board for the Drama card bank.
- AQA specification (8261)PDF
The full AQA spec PDF: the assessable content for the written paper and practical components.
- Pearson Edexcel GCSE Drama (2016)Hub
Edexcel's hub: spec, sample assessment materials and set-text guidance.
- OCR GCSE Drama (J316)Hub
OCR's qualification hub. Note: J316 is being phased out (last teaching Sept 2026, final exams 2028), so check OCR's replacement before relying on it.
- Eduqas GCSE DramaHub
Eduqas hub (C690QS): spec, sample materials and set-text lists.
- WJEC GCSE DramaHub
WJEC hub: spec and assessment materials.
Sociology ยท GCSE
AQA ยท Eduqas ยท WJEC
475 cards across family, education, crime & deviance and social stratification, plus research methods and key sociological theory. (OCR withdrew its GCSE Sociology, so it isn't covered.)
Specifications & past papers (by board)
- AQA GCSE Sociology (8192)Hub
AQA's hub for 8192: spec, past papers and examiners' reports. The primary board for the Sociology card bank.
- AQA specification (8192)PDF
The full AQA spec PDF: the assessable content across both papers.
- Eduqas GCSE SociologyHub
Eduqas hub (C200QS): spec, sample materials and examiners' reports.
- WJEC GCSE SociologyHub
WJEC hub: spec and assessment materials.
Psychology ยท GCSE
AQA ยท OCR ยท Edexcel
530 cards on memory, perception, development, social influence, language & thought, brain & neuropsychology, psychological problems and research methods.
Specifications & past papers (by board)
- AQA GCSE Psychology (8182)Hub
AQA's hub for 8182: spec, past papers and examiners' reports. The primary board for the Psychology card bank.
- AQA specification (8182)PDF
The full AQA spec PDF: the assessable content across both papers.
- OCR GCSE Psychology (J203)Hub
OCR's qualification hub: spec, assessment guidance and resources.
- Pearson Edexcel GCSE Psychology (2017)Hub
Edexcel's hub: spec, sample assessment materials and exemplars.
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