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Audio Files

These audio files of GCSE and A level set texts are provided by the ARLT as a service to teachers and students.

These audio files are in the MP3 format. Just click on the one you want to hear and if your computer starts to play it, no problem. But if you hear nothing you may need to download some software. Try RealOne Player™ (RealPlayer™ with a new name); it is free and works well. You may need to fish around the pages on their website because they only advertise the free version surreptitiously.