The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped.com website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. "This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

Everything you need for OCR Year 2 Ethics, Philosophy of Religion and Christian Thought is contained in this concise and accessible and highly focused book. It's both a revision guide and a real alternative to a textbook, written by highly experienced teachers and interacting with it's own website. This is a new approach to studying a challenging subject which is a must have for both student and teacher. To buy these three books separately would cost over £30. -- The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities.

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped.com website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. "This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 & 2 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. Reviews for PEPED Resources on Amazon: "My son really likes. He finds it comprehensive but yet written in simple language which is ready to understand. A great buy." "This is a functional book that explains all the concepts very clearly without any waffle. I think it would be best used as a companion to a text book and as a revision aid. The 'Confusion to Avoid' sections at the end of each chapter will be particularly useful."

Routledge A Level Religious Studies: AS and Year One is an engaging and comprehensive textbook for the new 2016 OCR A Level Religious Studies syllabus. Structured closely around the OCR specification, this textbook covers philosophy, ethics and Christianity, in an engaging and student-friendly way. Each chapter includes: An OCR specification checklist, to clearly illustrate which topics from the specification are covered in each chapter; Explanations of key terminology; Review questions, thought points and activities to test understanding; An overview of key scholars and theories; Chapter summaries. With a section dedicated to preparing for assessment, Routledge A Level Religious Studies: AS and Year One provides students with all the skills they need to succeed. This book comes complete with diagrams and tables, lively illustrations, a comprehensive glossary and full bibliography. The companion website hosts a wealth of further resources to enhance the learning experience.

Everything you need for OCR Year 1 Ethics, Philosophy of Religion and Religious Thought (Christianity) is contained in this concise and accessible and highly focused book. It's both a revision guide and a real alternative to a textbook, written by highly experienced teachers and interacting with it's own website. This is a new approach to studying a challenging subject which is a must have for both student and teacher.To buy these three books separately would cost over �30. --The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities. "This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury

The New Spec Revision Guides (2016 onwards) for Year 1 provide an in depth summary for the key content for all three OCR papers. Key confusions to avoid are clearly identified, the chief authors and their critics quoted, and a summary of possible future questions is provided. The guide interacts with the Peped website which gives full answers to the exam questions, predictions for this year's paper, and further self-test revision exercises and activities."This book is simply a must have. I can read it anywhere, even during class because it is light and easy to navigate." JM, Canterbury