Links to items you seriously need to get at

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Oxford MyNotes Notebook

I used this for A-level Physics, but I imagine it would be amazing for any subject where you might be taking detailed notes.The main selling point for this would be the Scribzee feature, where you can very easily scan your notes onto an app, which makes it so easy to share digitally. The paper quality is also one of the best i've seen.

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Oxford Revision Cards

If you prefer creating phyisical flashcards, these are probably the best ones out there. Similar to the notebook, you can also use the Scribezee feature, and scan your cards onto an app, which makes it so easy to use and share digitally.

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Duolingo

Without a doubt, duolingo will help you pick up on the random words and phrases in french, which may end up helping you a lot in your french exams.

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Pin-Point pen

This pen completely enhanced my writing experience,
and had people asking me where they could get it from all
the time.

"That's a fresh pen you've got there" - my maths teacher.

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The A level French Handbook

This book is for those with a good grasp of French who wish to improve to the point that they can read, listen and speak about more than just where they went on holiday. I imagine this book would be pretty good for collating info when making flash cards.

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Oxford French Dictionary (Mini)

A nice little dictionary which is small and convienent for carry around when on the go. Probably your go-to resource in your french lessons.

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