Alevels Stories

The notes here are free to use and provides a brief summary for the a levels. The writer will not be held responsible for any discrepancies present in the said notes. Use it at your own risk.

The notes here are free to use and provides a brief summary for the a levels. The writer will not be held responsible for any discrepancies present in the said notes. Use it at your own risk.

Whether you've already decided your A-levels for next year or you're struggling to decide, here are some pieces of advice to help you make the right A-level choices. Good A-Level grades might not matter much in the long run, but in the short run, they can be very important. It can set one up for success, making admissions into dream colleges and universities more attainable. So, for now, these exams are very important, and also very difficult. If you're struggling, don't despair, everyone struggles with A-Level exams so you're not alone. Just follow these tips to make your life easier.

Xara Kingsley is on an unlucky streak. First she takes a hockey stick to the head, and now she's the prime suspect of a murder investigation. After Jack introduces her to a secret group at the sixth form known as Karma, they set out to clear Xara's name, but that's easier said than done when you're as high-profile as the college president. As they uncover more truth than they bargained for, it brings them back to the swing where it all began. Warning: some strong language, violence.

Eleanor Grace Woodbridge is a young girl going to boarding school with her twin sister and her 3 best friends. Leaving her family behind and walking away from her entire past. She finds herself having crushes on the first day and meeting people. Rory Williams: A young boy who is in love with his best friend of ten years, and he doesn't even realize it. But she's obsessed with a new boy, and is slowly slipping away from her reach. And he's trying to grab on before she falls. And in the end, he realizes that love doesn't come easy.

Having spent your whole life travelling the last thing you think your parents will do is settle down especially for two years in London.

I would say fuck the system, but we need it too much

සමහරු, ලබපු දෙයක් සමහරුන්, පුදපු ලබපු දෙයක්... තවත් සමහරු විඳපු විඳවපු, ජීවිතෙන් වන්දි ගෙවපු දෙයක්... තව අය රවටපු පලියක් දරපු දෙයක්... තවත් අය හදවතේ ගැඹුරුම තැනක පරිස්සමට මිහිදන් කරපු දෙයක්... කොහොමහරි මේ ලෝකේ තියෙන සුන්දරම දේවල් වලින් එකක් තමයි පාසල් කාලෙ තිබුන ආලකම් මෙන්ම හාදකම් ♡ මතු භවෙක හෝ තියාන යමි මේ ආලකම් ලියා ▶︎•၊၊||၊|။|||| | 𝄞

All Danielle was taught from her parents throughout secondary school and college (highschool) is to always focus on her work, which she does. Ever since the incident in secondary school, she made a promise to just revise on her work and to not talk to any guys at all. Especially douchebags. Currently, she lives with her parents luxiourious house as they had a car company which produced high sales. She wants to work hard so she can do what her parents are doing, providing money. Somebody she never expected helps her throughout this change of lifestyle. Showing her that there is more to life other than working to earn money. Warning: Strong language

Ngl. I'm probably gonna forget this exists Just remind me to do well in A-Level :)

I'm a struggling Psychology student with a lot of time on my hands and this is one of the ways I've been trying to make myself study. Lets hope it works. (This is the real, boring psychology with the essays and the sources and the diagrams, not the fun one that doesn't have any scientific basis lol) (Cover by @LexisRee)

Based upon Stephen King's novel - The Running Man.

A place to collect all the short stories I'm going to write during my English A Level in one place :)

❝you take my breathe away, with everything you say❞ Book 1. anxiety aŋˈzʌɪəti/ noun: anxiety; plural noun: anxieties 1. a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome. All Rights Reserved: © SykesorStyles ©

i hate you i dont understand the self obsession the bluntness the arrogance and for what for me to think im the bad person i hate you so much dickhead

This is a compilation of all the essays and notes I wrote while I was in ALevels. It must be noted that not all of of these are A* material (though none goes lower than a grade B) so they aren't meant to be copy pasted for your school assignments. Use them as a review or to learn more about the novels, plays and poems you are analysing. Feel free to discuss and critique all the essays in this compilation, it'll help you learn new ideas and broaden your perspective of the material. Communication is the key! This is solely for helping ALevel literature students as I remember the pain of not being able to find enough reference material on the web, if you want to contribute to it feel free to message me it would be much appreciated. This includes essays and notes on the following texts: 1. Robert Frost's selected poems 2. The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri 3. Philadelphia Here I Come! by Brian Friel 4. Sweet Bird of Youth by Tennessee Williams 5. Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen 6. The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare 7. Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 8. The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams

Everyone at some point in their lives will sit some sort of exam- I wrote this after just having sat my 20 separate GCSE exams, in recognition of everyone who has or will have to sit exams- I'm sure you can relate.