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Written for the CCEA GCSE Technology and Design specification and heavily illustrated with over 500 photographs and diagrams printed in full colour, this textbook covers all the options for the examined course, following the structure of the specification.It concludes with a section offering tips and advice for the controlled assessment units. The content of the book is supported by past paper questions, activities, word boxes, 'check your learning' and 'key word check' sections.Prior to publication the book was fully reviewed by Raymond Moffatt, who will be well known to many teachers.

This study has been specially commissioned to cover An Introduction to the Gospel of Luke and Themes in the Synoptic Gospels, Units AS 1 and A2 1, of the revised CCEA Religious Studies specification. It has been through a meticulous quality assurance process.The author provides a detailed introduction to the Gospel of Luke, including its key narratives and themes. She then explores the person of Jesus, as well as the passion and resurrection narratives, in the context of the synoptic gospels.Included are tasks, practice essay titles of exam standard and activities highlighting other aspects of human experience.Contents: Understanding the Gospel of Luke Key Narratives in Luke's Gospel The Kingdom of God in the Parables and Miracles in Luke's Gospel Key Themes in Luke's Gospel Understanding the Gospel Tradition The Person of Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels The Passion and Resurrection Narratives in the Synoptic Gospels Synoptic Assessment: Religious Texts, Authority and InterpretationA detailed Glossary, Bibliography and Index are also provided.

In Reading Rites, Evelyn Conlon brings her wit and keen intelligence to the task of exploring her life, drawing on the events, people, books and concerns that have made her the writer she is. Part memoir, part manifesto, it is full of the sharp observation, restless questioning and hard-won wisdom that have made her one of Ireland's finest writers.

The 14 stories in this collection demonstrate the breadth of Éilís Ní Dhuibhne's achievement across her writing career, particularly in terms of her depiction of the complex territory of women's lives. They are testament to her enduring talent for weaving stories that draw us in and stay with us in the silence, long after the story has ended.

"I leaned over the edge to let anyone see and touch the medal that Northern Ireland had brought away from the Olympics. It wasn't mine, it was ours."In September 1972, after years of hard work, sacrifice and dedication, Mary Peters won the gold medal for the pentathlon at the Munich Olympics. Her skill as an athlete could not be disputed, yet this was to mark only the beginning of her story.A beloved figure in her adopted home of Northern Ireland, Mary has spent decades promoting and encouraging its young sportspeople. From establishing its first high standard synthetic athletic track, to founding the Mary Peters Sports Trust, she has been a stalwart ambassador for sport and for Northern Ireland itself, and has received several royal honors in recognition of her services to sport and the community.With over 60 photographs set alongside lively commentary and insight into contemporary events, this is the definitive account of a truly remarkable woman: 'Our Mary'."A joyful trailblazer, Mary takes her place amongst those few special sporting stars who have achieved legendary status - both as an athlete and in her achievements since leaving the track." - DAME KATHERINE GRAINGER DBE"I owe so much to Mary Peters. I was a beneficiary of one of her foundation's grants, and for that, and for her continued support, I will always be grateful." - CARL FRAMPTON MBE"Mary Peters is an inspiration. She has used her success to encourage and support so many people in reaching their potential, personally demonstrating how to overcome the disappointments and celebrate the achievements." - JOSLYN HOYTE-SMITH OLY"An unparalleled influence in sport in Northern Ireland...and a role model and inspiration to so many people - including myself!" - HON. COL. DAME KELLY HOLMES MBE (MIL)

A photographic journey across the two scenic railway routes in the south of the county, which once upon a time connected Waterford city with Wexford town and points further afield. The photographs are mainly from Barry Carse and many of the scenes depict operations which not only have long since ceased, but of which little or no trace now remains.

John Hewitt's literary legacy has been praised by noted poets like Seamus Heaney and Eavan Boland. Edited, with a new introduction, by Michael Longley and Frank Ormsby, Selected Poems is a celebration of this a unique voice in Irish poetry.

In this warm and personal book, Anne Marie McAleese, presenter of BBC Radio Ulster's Your Place and Mine, together with birdwatching expert Dot Blakely, write about the places visited and the birds they found. This uplifting combination of memoir and nature writing is illustrated with more than 100 stunning photographs.

From the first race in 1922, the Ulster Grand Prix has been one of the most thrilling events in the international motorcycling calendar, attracting the world's great riders and machines. With over 100 photographs, alongside lively commentary, and bringing together stats across its entire history, this is the definitive account.

This workbook has been written to assist students preparing to sit examinations for the revised CCEA AS level Chemistry specification. It contains practice questions of examination standard, with space provided for writing answers to mirror the feel of an actual paper. Marks are indicated beside each question. All questions were specially commissioned for this workbook, and are not from past papers. The book also contains an introductory section with tips and advice on examination technique.The authors, Alyn G McFarland and Nora Henry, are well-known Chemistry authors with many years' teaching experience.A full mark scheme for this book is available online via this link:http://colourpointeducational.com/media/content/ASChemistryAnswers.pdf

The Second edition of this extremely popular resource has been brought fully up to date for the revised specification.Covers the whole examined CCEA course including Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics. Includes a brand new section covering the unit on Discrete and Decision Mathematics. Has been subject to a detailed quality assurance check by a Maths expert prior to publication.Clearly explains the theory for each subject.Followed by a generous number of questions with answers at the rear.The authors, Neill Hamilton and Sam Stevenson, will be well-known to teachers in Northern Ireland.CONTENTS Unit 1: Pure Mathematics:1 Simplifying Algebraic Expressions2 Equations3 Simultaneous Equations4 Trigonometry5 Quadratic Inequalities6 Differentiation7 Tangents and Normals8 Turning Points9 Integration10 Area11 Matrices12 Logarithms13 Solving Index Equations Using Logarithms14 Logarithms and Log Graphs.Unit 2: Mechanics:15 Displacement and Velocity/Time Graph16 Constant Acceleration17 Newton's Laws18 Forces19 Vectors20 Friction21 Connected Bodies22 MomentsUnit 3: Statistics:23 Bivariate Analysis24 Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion25 Probability26 Binomial Distribution27 Normal Distribution.Unit 4: Discrete and Decision Mathematics:28 Counting29 Boolean Algebra30 Linear Programming31 Time Series32 Critical Path Analysis.ANSWERS

Written to assist teachers and students to meet the requirements of CCEA's GCE History AS Unit 2 `Russia 1914-41'This book examines the complex and compelling story of the transformation of Russia (as it was in 1914) into the USSR (as it was in 1941).When the Tsarist regime collapsed in February 1917 and the Bolsheviks seized power that October, the course of Russian history would be irrevocably changed. It became a country dominated by strong personalities - from Lenin to Trotsky to Stalin - while its people were subject to unspeakable atrocities, including the Red Terror of 1918 and the Great Purges of the 1930s.The book examines the key events and personalities of the era and outlines the economic policies implemented by Stalin and Lenin. It looks at the impact of terror, propaganda and the cult of personality and touches upon the position of women, family, religion and the arts in Russian society.ContentsChapter 1 The Revolutions of February and October 1917Chapter 2 Lenin's Russia, 1917-24Chapter 3 Stalin's Rise to Power and Dictatorship 1924-41Chapter 4 Stalin and the Soviet Economy 1924-41Biographical NotesGlossaryBibliographyCopyright InformationExam GuidanceIndex

This well-researched text was written specifically to address Unit AS1 of the revised CCEA Government and Politics specification. It covers the Government and Politics of Northern Ireland and has been through a meticulous quality assurance process.It considers the implementation of the Good Friday Agreement, the amendments made in subsequent agreements (St Andrews, Hillsborough and Stormont House) and examines the functions and responsibilities of the Northern Ireland Assembly, the executive and various political parties.Included in the book are tasks, practice essay titles, key terms and concepts, as well as a detailed glossary, index and examination preparation guide.Areas explored include:* The principles, content and implementation of the Good Friday Agreement and the changes made to it by subsequent agreements.* An analysis of the Assembly, including its three main functions (representation, legislation and scrutiny), and its independence from the Executive.* A look at the Executive Office and the Executive as a whole - how it disappointed, how it can determine legislation and policy, the divisions within it, and its ability to function as a power-sharing government.* An evaluation of the Northern Ireland political parties, including their role in government, their respective backgrounds, strategies and policies, and how they have changed since 1998.

Conflict in 19th Century Ireland, has been updated and revised to assist teachers and students to meet the requirements of the CCEA GCE History A2 1 Unit 2, `Ireland Under the Union 1800-1900'.This comprehensive account of the birth of the modern era in Irish politics by a highly regarded author explores the development of unionism and nationalism, and the relationship between Ireland and the British government.Covering topics such as Catholic emancipation and the Home Rule movement.Complemented by an index and a photographic section to visually support the study of the period.Contents:Chapter 1 Opposition to the Union Constitutional Nationalism 1800-1845 Revolutionary Nationalism 1800-1900 Constitutional Nationalism 1845-1900 Cultural Nationalism 1800-1900 Opposition to the Union - ConclusionChapter 2 The Significance of Social and Economic IssuesChapter 3 The British Government's Response to Irish NationalismChapter 4 Supporters of the UnionConclusion

This resource has been comprehensively updated to cover all eight options of Units A2 1 and A2 2 of the revised CCEA A2 Geography specification. It has been through a thorough quality assurance process and is endorsed by CCEA.Following the same content as the specification, the text is illustratedthroughout with full colour maps, graphs, photographs anddiagrams. It also features questions of examination standard and aglossary of keyterms for each option. In line with the specification,both local and global case studies are included to give students awell-rounded understanding of the scope of geographical issues.CONTENTS:Unit A2 1: Physical Processes, Landforms and ManagementOption A Plate Tectonics - Theory and OutcomesPlate Tectonics: Margins and LandformsVolcanic Activity and its ManagementSeismic Activity and its ManagementOption B Tropical Ecosystems - Nature and SustainabilityLocations and Climates of Major Tropical BiomesManagement and Sustainability in Arid/Semi-Arid Tropical EcosystemsManagement and Sustainability in the Tropical Forest EnvironmentOption C Dynamic Coastal EnvironmentsCoastal Processes and FeaturesRegional CoastlinesCoastal Management and SustainabilityOption D Climate Change - Past and PresentNatural Climate Change ProcessesLowland Glacial LandscapesCurrent Global Climate Change: Human Causes and ImpactsManaging Global Climate ChangeUnit A2 2: Processes and Issues in Human GeographyOption A Cultural GeographyCultural GeographyMigrationThe Geographies of CyberspaceOption B Planning for Sustainable SettlementsSustainable DevelopmentUrban Planning and Design in Relation to SustainabilityTraffic and TransportOption C Ethnic DiversityThe Definition of EthnicityThe Processes that Create and Maintain Ethnic DiversityEthnic ConflictOption D TourismThe Changing Nature of TourismChallenges and Management of Mass TourismEcotourism: Opportunities, Challenges and RegulationGlossary

This revision guide has been written to address the content of units A2 1 and A2 2 of the revised Physics specifi cation for CCEA. It is designed to support the textbook, Physics for CCEA A2 Level 2nd Edition, by providing students with a consistent approach to the subject throughout the course and as they prepare for their examinations.The chapters follow the outline of the CCEA specification, providing a summaryof the key learning points, exercises and examination-style questions, withanswers included. The book has been subject to a quality assurance check by anindependent Physics expert.Contents Unit 4 (A2 1): Deformation of Solids, Thermal Physics, Circular Motion, Oscillations and Atomic and Nuclear Physics - 4.1 Deformation of Solids4.2 Thermal Physics4.3 Uniform Circular Motion4.4 Simple Harmonic Motion4.5 The Nucleus4.6 Nuclear Decay4.7 Nuclear Energy4.8 Nuclear Fission and FusionUnit 5 (A2 2): Fields and their Applications - 5.1 Force Fields5.2 Gravitational Fields5.3 Electric Fields5.4 Capacitors5.5 Magnetic Fields5.6 Deflection of Charged Particles in Electric and Magnetic Fields5.7 Particle Accelerators5.8 Fundamental Particles

Designed for the revised CCEA specification and subject to a detailed quality assurance process by an independent Physics expert.With approximately 50 exercises with answers for numerical questions and sample examination questions provided throughout.Also includes a section on practical techniques eg: precision, accuracy, analysis and interpretation.Contents Unit 4 (A2 1): Deformation of Solids, Thermal Physics, Circular Motion, Oscillations and Atomic and Nuclear Physics - 4.1 Deformation of Solids4.2 Thermal Physics4.3 Uniform Circular Motion4.4 Simple Harmonic Motion4.5 The Nucleus4.6 Nuclear Decay4.7 Nuclear Energy4.8 Nuclear Fission and FusionUnit 5 (A2 2): Fields and their Applications - 5.1 Force Fields5.2 Gravitational Fields5.3 Electric Fields5.4 Capacitors5.5 Magnetic Fields5.6 Deflection of Charged Particles in Electric and Magnetic Fields5.7 Particle Accelerators5.8 Fundamental ParticlesUnit 6 (A2 3): Practical Techniques and Data Analysis - 6.1 Implementing6.2 Analysis6.3-6.5 Evaluation, Refinement and CommunicationUnit 7: Further Data Analysis and Synoptic Assessment - 7.1 Working with Numbers7.2 Obtaining Straight Line Graphs7.3. Synoptic AssessmentAnswers

One of a set of four History resources for CCEA Key Stage 3, 'The Age of Discovery' covers the period 1500 to 1800 and includes: The reformation; the Elizabethans; the Spanish Armada; The Ulster Plantation with local case studies; Guy Fawkes; Oliver Cromwell; James II and William III in Ireland; the Siege of Derry.The four titles in the History in Close-Up Series give students a comprehensive understanding of the key themes that form the history of their part of the world. 'The Medieval World' covers the period to approximately 1500, while 'Union and Partition' covers the period from 1800 to present, with a major emphasis on the period leading up to partition.The fourth book, 'The Twentieth Century' is offered as an alternative for the final year study, taking a theme-based approach to the changes that have come in the past one hundred years.

One of four History resources for CCEA Key Stage 3 that covers the Union and Partition segment of the specification. The book covers the period from c1800 to after the Second World War, and looks at key events in the world as a whole as well as in Ireland and Britain.Divided into 39 units to ease lesson planning, it has activities to suit a variety of ability levels and includes: Slavery; The Famine; The Land Problem; Industrial Belfast; Catholic Emancipation; The Home Rule Movement; Ulster Covenant; World War I; The Easter Rising; War of Independence; Partition; The Holocaust; Ireland and the World since 1945.The four titles in the History in Close-Up Series give students a comprehensive understanding of the key themes that form the history of their part of the world. 'The Medieval World' covers the period to approximately 1500, while 'The Age of Discovery' covers the period 1500 to 1800.The fourth book, 'The Twentieth Century' is offered as an alternative for the final year study, taking a theme-based approach to the changes that have come in the past one hundred years.

This is the second of three books covering Learning for Life and Work at Key Stage 3.Each of the books covers all three areas of learning (Personal Development, Citizenship and Employability) and there is a progression through Years 8, 9 and 10 allowing pupils to gradually explore issues in more depth and complexity during their school years.An additional resource CD is available to accompany each text and follows exactly the content of each numbered lesson. There is a pupil worksheet for every lesson with additional activities, photographs for projection, quizzes etc.These resources are written with Northern Ireland pupils in mind.

Provides banks of questions to address the requirements of the revised CCEA GCSE Chemistry specification and covers both the full Chemistry course and the Chemistry component of Double Award Science. Questions are entirely new, not from past papers and suitable for use as classroom material, for use in homework and to assist with revision. The author, Alyn McFarland, is a highly reputable author and will be well known to teachers in Northern Ireland.To encourage the students' work answers will not be printed in the rear of the book. A full set of answers, including the process where appropriate, is available via this link:http://colourpointeducational.com/media/content/ChemistryGCSEAnswers.pdfThis is one of three similar books that will also cover GCSE Biology and Physics.

Provides a bank of approximately 200 original (not from past papers) questions with answers and covers units A2 1, A2 2 and A2 3.Useful for homework, setting as classwork or for pupil exam practice.Includes questions on practical techniques and data analysis.The detailed answers include an indication of the process used to obtain the solution.Has been subject to a detailed quality assurance process by an independent Physics expert.Contents Unit 4 (A2 1): Deformation of Solids, Thermal Physics, Circular Motion, Oscillations and Atomic and Nuclear Physics - 4.1 Deformation of Solids4.2 Thermal Physics4.3 Uniform Circular Motion4.4 Simple Harmonic Motion4.5 The Nucleus4.6 Nuclear Decay4.7 Nuclear Energy4.8 Nuclear Fission and FusionUnit 5 (A2 2): Fields and their Applications - 5.1& 5.2 Force Fields and Gravitational Fields5.3 Electric Fields5.4 Capacitors5.5 Magnetic Fields5.6 Deflection of Charged Particles in Electric and Magnetic Fields5.7 & 5.8 Particle Accelerators and Fundamental ParticlesUnit 6 (A2 3): Practical Techniques and Data Analysis -

This resource has been comprehensively updated to cover the revised CCEA AS Geography specification.It has been through a thorough quality assurance process and is endorsed by CCEA.Following the same content as the specification, the text is illustrated throughout with full colour maps, graphs, photographs and diagrams. It also features questions of examination standard and a glossary of key terms.In line with the specification, both local and global case studies are included to give students a well-rounded understanding of the scope of geographical issues.ContentsAS 1: Physical GeographyA Processes that shape fluvial environments1B Human interaction in fluvial environments2A Global biomes2B Small scale ecosystems3A The processes that shape our weather and climate3B Weather in the British Isles3C Global weather issuesAS 2: Human Geography1A Population data1B Population change1C Population and resources2A Settlement change2B Planning in rural environments2C Urban challenges3A Measuring development3B Reducing the development gap3C Emerging marketsGlossary