OCR

Cambridge Contexts in Literature

Critical introductions to a range of literary topics and genres.

Cambridge OCR Advanced Sciences: Physics

The trusted choice for the 2008 OCR Specification, providing supportive features and flexibility in teaching A Level Physics.

Cambridge OCR Advanced Sciences: Biology

The trusted choice for the 2008 OCR Specification, providing supportive features and flexibility in teaching A Level Biology.

SMP Interact for two-tier GCSE

An exciting series for the AQA, Edexcel and OCR mathematics specifications.

Science Support: Teacher Book with CD-ROM

Helen Norris and Diane Fellowes-Freeman

Supporting your low-ability students. Offers support materials and in-depth guidance on teaching Entry Level and GCSE to lower-ability pupils for the AQA specification.

Cambridge Gateway Sciences

Your gateway to success at GCSE Science. An engaging and straightforward series that uses textbook and CD-ROM to teach the OCR Gateway specification B.

Cambridge Advanced Mathematics for OCR

Fully endorsed by OCR and matching the current OCR specification, this series has been carefully revised by experienced teachers and provides easy to use texts.

Human Biology for A2 Level

Mary Jones and Geoff Jones

Provides full coverage of the pre-2008 OCR specification.

Human Biology for AS Level

Mary Jones and Geoff Jones

Provides full coverage of the pre-2008 OCR specification.

Economics for AS (new edition)

Edited by Colin Bamford

As well as updated material, new case studies and revised statistics, actual question papers now replace the previous specimen questions in the first edition.

Business Studies for AS (new edition)

Peter Stimpson, David Dyer, Ian Dorton and David Grainger

Matched to the AS specification from OCR with full coverage of the AS modules.

Literacy in Context for GCSE

For effective language teaching at Key Stage 4.

Geography for A2

Clive Hart

Meets the requirements of the compulsory OCR A2 synoptic module for Specification A.

Moles: A Survival Guide for GCSE Science

Keith Brown

Invaluable for students taking GCSE doubleaward science or GCSE Chemistry courses.