Free resources for GCSE and A-level STEM.

Six subject bundles — each one a plain-text context bundle your AI tutor can read, plus a printable PDF for the desk. Still in the works, but you can join the list and be first to get each one when it drops.

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Context Bundle In the works

A-level Maths: Pure Core Bundle

A-level · Maths

Proof, algebra, calculus, trigonometry and vectors — the Pure A-level Maths content that separates confident students from those who stall at year 12.

Context Bundle In the works

A-level CS: Data Structures & Algorithms

A-level · Computer Science

Arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees and sorting algorithms — explained at the level your A-level exam actually tests, with worked traces.

Context Bundle In the works

A-level Physics: Mechanics & Fields

A-level · Physics

Mechanics, electric and gravitational fields — built for students whose algebra is solid but whose physical intuition hasn't caught up yet.

Context Bundle In the works

GCSE CS: Programming Fundamentals

GCSE · Computer Science

Data types, control flow, functions and arrays — the building blocks of every programming task on your GCSE paper — with annotated pseudocode examples.

Context Bundle In the works

GCSE Maths: Algebra Essentials

GCSE · Maths

The algebraic foundations — linear equations, quadratics, inequalities, sequences — with full worked examples in a format your AI tutor can read.

Context Bundle In the works

GCSE Physics: Forces & Energy

GCSE · Physics

Forces, motion, energy and waves — the core of GCSE Physics — in a structured context bundle with real numbers and diagrams described in plain text.


What's a context bundle?

A context bundle is a structured, plain-text learning document — written so it can be read by both a human and an AI tutor. You get two files in every download:

The PDF
Formatted, printable, human-readable. Good for working at a desk or annotating on a tablet.
The Markdown file
Plain text. Paste it into your AI assistant of choice (Claude, ChatGPT, anything) and ask questions. The structure is designed to make those conversations more precise.

The worksheets are lighter — a focused set of practice problems on a single topic. PDF only, no Markdown.

This dual-format idea comes from the method James uses for his own university degree. Same structure, adapted for GCSE and A-level.