Big Sheets:
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Maths GCSE Revision Support:
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Computer Science Flash Cards:
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Science GCSE Revision Support:
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Personal Learning Checklists:
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We encourage students to strive for 45-minute revision block before a break.
2x45 minutes each school evening
4-6 blocks of 45 minutes each weekend or non-school day
 Flashcards:
Some people love using flashcards to revise. Either write them out and organise like the image to the left or there are even digital options available to download now - like Anki.
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DOWNLOAD THIS REVISION GUIDE:
Whatever your motivation is, the brutal truth is the exams aren’t going away - so you might as well tackle them head on...and win! You can do this. You really can. Everyone at school and at home will support you. But you need to take on this challenge now! Use our revision booklet to help you get started, make a plan and finish with a successful exam result.
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If you feel a little overwhelmed, this website can help you clear your perspective: THE MIND SET
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Exam Support
Exams can be a challenging time for many young people.
It can be difficult to know what to do if your child is feeling worried or stressed about exams, but there are lots of ways you can help support them. The leaflet above offers some information about how to spot your child may be struggling, and some practical tips on how to support them during their exams.
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Progress Exams
Progress exams are an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge and skills students have developed. It is an excellent time for students to organise a large section of revision notes ready for the summer exams and to learn key facts/skills needed. This revision and practice will help massively in preparing for May and June, a large percentage of information will be much easier to recall /revise the second time around.
We expect students to revise for a minimum of 1.5 hours each evening at the moment.
Two subjects each evening, 45 minutes on each. (If they have attended an after-school session this would mean a commitment to only one at home).
Students are advised to use a 4 part rota, so that their revision programme is quick to organise.
FOR EXAMPLE:
Monday: Science-Option 1
Tuesday: English Literature- option 2
Wednesday: RE-option 3
Thursday: Welsh- Science 2
Saturday and Sunday: 1, 2, 3 and 4 minimum
Closer to the exam students should focus more on a subject each night, but they cannot afford to wait until that evening before as there is too much to cram in and practice.
Useful GCSE Revision Sites:
BBC Bitesize
Revision Help
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Year 11 Support
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