The Socio-Cultural Issues Facing Sport Today
Many classrooms went silent when discussing Jannik Sinner’s doping case. Students couldn’t believe someone so talented and famous could get caught up […]
What are the 3 types of sea level change?
You may walk into geography class thinking sea level change works like a bathtub filling up. Water rises everywhere equally, right? Wrong. […]
The Government confirms votes at 16: what’s next?
On 17th July 2025, the Labour government announced that the right to vote will be extended to 16- and 17-year-olds. This is […]
A Level Politics Reading List – Summer 2025
An A Level Politics Reading List is important due to the breadth of topics covered in A Level Politics. Keeping on top […]
Traditional Revision Methods Are Vanishing Before Our Eyes
The yellow highlighter streaking across textbook pages, the stack of handwritten flashcards, the late-night cramming sessions before exams. These iconic images of […]
A Level Politics Review: Your Guide to Success
Our A Level Politics review gives a deep dive into the course content, exam structure and help available to students. Whilst an […]
What is Devolution? Guide for A Level Politics
What is devolution? The process by which power in a political system is transferred from a central government to local authorities is […]
2026 A Level Politics Exam Dates
The 2026 A Level Politics Exam Dates have been set by the exam boards. This blog post outlines the dates, and how […]
2024 Political Year in Review
As has become a tradition at Study Dog, we are wrapping up the year with a review of the biggest political stories […]
Is A Level Geography hard?
Is A Level Geography hard? When it comes to choosing A Level subjects, geography is often seen as a challenging option. Students […]
What is the Carbon Budget?
Understanding the Carbon Budget The concept of a carbon budget refers to the maximum amount of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide (CO₂), […]
Parliamentary Scrutiny of the Executive
What is Parliamentary scrutiny? Parliamentary scrutiny refers to the processes and mechanisms through which the legislature (Parliament) examines and oversees the actions […]
