Exam paper covered: Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Psychology First teaching: September 2017 First exams: Summer 2019 Specifically designed to support you with the Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Psychology course and assessments. Provides contemporary and engaging examples that students can relate to such as 'why we forget things' and what can affect our memory'. 'Psychology in Action' features show how theories apply to everyday life. Helps students to build practical skills and apply knowledge with features such as 'Apply It', 'Try It' and 'Develop It'. Includes a dedicated chapter on research methods and provides maths tips throughout. Includes 'preparing for your exams' sections at the end of each topic plus lots of practice and guidance throughout, with a focus on the extended writing questions.

Drama, humor . . . en natuurlik liefde en liefdesdriehoeke. Drie van die gewildste Eerste Liefde-stories in een. In Rugbyballe en bikini’s kan niks Anelle se vakansie op Duinebaai bederf nie. Maar hoekom laat Martin haar so anders voel? In Daar’s’n ou in my aarbei-smoothie steek ’n geheime bewonderaar boodskappe in Yolandé se tas weg. In My hart klop muffins laat die ou met die Franse naam Kat se hart jaag. Maar wat is Pierre se donker geheim?

The second title in this popular trilogy set in a futuristic Cape Town. Time is running out for Ebba and all four amulets are missing. The General is now in control of the city and he is planning a genocide. Can she use her position as a member of the Council to stop him? Micah is heading the resistance with the gorgeous Samantha Lee. With nothing left to lose but his love, Ebba agrees to one final sacrifice.

16 year old Ebba has never known life outside the bunker deep inside Table Mountain. When she is elevated to join the elite on the surface in a post-apocalyptic world, she discovers that a mysterious aunt left her a fortune and that she has a sacred task to find four lost amulets so that Theia, the Earth Goddess, can regain power and save the world from a final Calamity. The first in a dystopian fiction trilogy set in a futuristic Cape Town.

This is a study of the work and life of district midwives from 1948 to 1972 in Nottingham, which was one of the last UK cities to build a central maternity unit. The author statistically examines the outcome of home births in the area, taking into account the Parliamentary Reports of 1992 and 1993 and demonstrating the safety and value to society of district midwives.