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The archive stays current because people file things.

Every summary and every past paper here was uploaded by a student who had it and thought somebody else might need it. That is the whole mechanism. There is no other source.

Go to the formSee what is already filed

What happens to what you upload

  1. Step 01

    You upload

    One file, with the module it belongs to. About a minute, and no account.

  2. Step 02

    We check it

    Someone opens it and confirms it is the right paper for the right module. A few days, usually.

  3. Step 03

    It goes live

    It appears on the module page labelled Student-made, with your name on it only if you gave one.

Worth uploading, if you have it.

  • The exam you just sat, before it disappears into a group chat
  • Your summary of a module, even the messy one
  • A worked solution to a past paper, especially where the official correction is thin
  • A corrected version of something already here that has a mistake in it

Official material from the school goes in the official drive instead, which the team maintains. If you have something that belongs there, tell us rather than uploading it here.

What are you uploading?

What are you uploading?

This is what people read on the module page before they open it.

Name it the way you would search for it.

Say which year it is from and whether a correction is included. That is what people want to know.

Leave it blank to stay anonymous. The upload still counts.

Where does it belong?

Where does it belong?

Everything is filed against the official curriculum, so it has to land in a real module.

The file

The file

One file per upload. Come back for the next one and the year and module stay filled in.

PDF, PPT or PPTX, up to 20 MB. Scans are fine as long as the text is readable.

Reviewed before it goes live. Nothing is published under your name unless you put it in.