GLACIATION

Glaciation doesn't feature in the OCR Syllabus, but if it's on yours, then I suggest you check out the GEOGRAPHY EXCHANGE page, which has some useful resources. Many of the REVISION sites and general PORTAL pages such as GEOGRAPHY WORLD are likely to be of use too.
The Geography Exchange page includes a useful photographic tour of the MER DE GLACE. GOOGLE would also provide images of any relevant features.
Some of the links from my A2 COLD ENVIRONMENTS page may also be suitable, although the level of detail and terminology on some of the academic sites may be a little too much.

A year in the life of a Northern hemisphere glacier in the Alps would have the following features:

January Glacier covered in snowfall. No melting. Glacier mass increases. Snow mass increases.

May Snowfall at altitude, and melting starting at the terminus. Snow mass increases. Mass constant.

July Melting occurring in all areas. Little snowfall. Snow mass decreases. Firn and ice mass decreases. Total mass decreases.

August Late snow falls, burying the summer surface. Ablation slows down. Snow mass increases (new). Total mass still declining.

October Snow falls. Some melting lower down. Total mass increases.