iBaguette Revision Material and Cheat Sheets

Markdown (and other) Cheat Sheets/Revision Material for various subjects and exam boards hosted on iBaguette.com/cheatsheets!

Below is the status of all the resources currently available, and links to them.

GCSE tier:

• Computer Science (OCR J277)

  • Paper 1: ✅✨ Complete 1:1 Specification Match!
  • Paper 2: ✅✨ Complete 1:1 Specification Match!

• Geography (AQA 8035)

  • Paper 1: ✅✨ Complete 1:1 Specification Match!)
  • Paper 2: ✅✨ Complete 1:1 Specification Match!
  • Paper 3: 🚀 📅 Available soon!

• Biology (Edexcel)

  • Paper 1: 🚧 Currently unavailable.
  • Paper 2: 📝 Notes only

• Science Practicals (Edexcel)

  • Biology: 📋 Mostly complete
  • Chemistry: 📋 Mostly complete

• History (AQA)

  • How to Answer - Elizabethan England: 👩‍🏫✅ Written by a professional examiner
  • How to Answer - Health and the People: 👩‍🏫✅ Written by a professional examiner

A Level tier:

• Computer Science (OCR)

  • Paper 1: 📋 Mostly complete
  • Paper 2: 📋 Mostly complete

• Geography (OCR)

  • Paper 1 (Physical): 📋 Mostly complete
  • Paper 2 (Human): 📋 Mostly complete
  • Paper 3 (Debates): 📋 Mostly complete

• French (Eduqas):

  • Notes and resources 📚

• Maths (OCR): ✅

  • Mostly complete; maintained by another contributor

• Physics (OCR): ✅

  • Mostly complete; maintained by another contributor

• Chemistry (OCR): ✅

  • Mostly complete; maintained by another contributor

• History (AQA): 🔜

  • Coming soon!

• Business (AQA): 🚧

  • work in progress

• Economics (AQA): 🚧

  • work in progress

• EPQ (AQA): 🚧

  • work in progress

Where do I see them?

step 1: easy mode

Simply go to ibaguette.com/cheatsheets or click that link to browse through the wealth of resources in a new tab.

or, alternatively:

• Navigate into the tier's folder at /GCSE or /A level to see the HTML files or download them.
• Markdown files are in each of the tiers' folders at /source which can then be edited in something like StackEdit. GitHub also does a good job at rendering the them too, but some functionality is not there!
• In each tier, there is an index.html file. This is what is served when you want are choosing the cheat sheet you want.
• Now includes other format

!! For Institutions !!

If you're a member of the iBaguette Institutions program, you have different access to the public revision material available here. Please go to https://institutions.ibaguette.com/revision-resources to see your access rights, including PDF copies and Microsoft Office formats. Thank you for being a member during our trial stage!

FAQ

Can I trust iBaguette's Cheat Sheets?

The revision resources here are completely independent and made with no affiliation to any organisation or motive. I (a Computer Science student at a Russell Group uni, who achieved A*A*AA at A Level and 99999988887 at GCSE) simply enjoy making and publishing the resources that I wish I had for revision.

From a pedagogical standpoint

I write all my Cheat Sheets and revision resources by hand, fact-checking and adding information from a range of resources to produce the best material possible with minimal errors. Should mistakes be found, I take them very seriously and will rectify them as soon as I am notified.

Revision material is regularly reviewed, consolidated and clarified to improve understanding and overall quality. I also make regular comparisions to the respective exam specifications, integrating changes as soon as I can.

From a security standpoint

iBaguette.com's source code is available at my other repository, Draggie306/iBaguette. Additionally, the source code is avaiable right on this page. All written material on the website is included in this repository above.

You can find additional information regarding the history of the site and features, in addition from information from educators and students alike, with proven exam results and testimonials available on this blog post that I wrote. You can ask other students and educators in the Baguette Brigade Discord server if you have any questions or concerns.

How do I see changes?

You can click on the Commit History button to see recent changes or go to a file and click its commit history to see that.

Where are the images?

• Images and assets like Python files are stored on a storage bucket in Cloudflare R2, with subdomain cheatsheet-assets.ibaguette.com.
• Once served once, the assets are cached aggressively on a CDN to speed up the site for future visitors

A long time ago, the site used Discord CDN links instead, followed by a temporary migration to Replit. If browsing old versions of the resources, images may not work.

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