The Year 11 formal exams start 18 schools days after the return from the Easter Break and we know that many students will have used the holiday to get their revision going.
Of course, ability always plays a part in exams, but work ethic takes you a long, long way and motivation and commitment can certainly be pushed by parents and wider family being pro-active and on board with the need to study.
The following resources are designed to help students – supported by their parents and family to review – and are only the tip of the iceberg in terms of what has been offered via Satchel One (Show My Homework), revision websites like Seneca and BBC Bitesize, morning and after-school boosters, as well as Saturday and Holiday School sessions.
You can also access resources via our school website by clicking here including:
Parent Guidance on Revision
Top Tops for Revision (how to revise)
Revision Planner
Engineering:
Engineering Knowledge Organiser
GCSE English Language:
Question Paper – Component 1 – English Langauge
Revision Materials – Component 1 – English Langauge
Question Paper – Component 2 – English Langauge
Revision Materials – Component 2 – English Langauge
GCSE English Literature:
A Christmas Carol:
Ebeneezer Scrooge Key Moments
Key Moments Per Stave
Bob Cratchit Key Moments
Fred Key Moments
Ghost of Christmas Past Key Moments
Theme of Christmas
Ghost of Christmas Present Essay Model
Key Character Quotes – Missing Words
An Inspector Calls:
Mr Birling Key Moments
Sheila – Essay Exam Model Answer
Gerald Croft Key Moments
Gerald – Essay Exam Model Answer
Mrs Birling Key Moments
Eric Birling Key Moments
The Inspector Key Moments
Character Quotes – Missing Words
Macbeth:
Key Moments Per Act List
Macbeth Exam Key Moments
Macbeth – Model Full Essay
Banquo Key Moments
King Malcolm Presentation
Lady Macbeth Key Moments
Macduff Key Moments
The Witches Essay Plan
Poetry Anthology:
5-a-Day 1 Afternoons
5-a-Day 1 AWIL
5-a-Day 1 London
5-a-Day 1 The Manhunt
5-a-Day 1 To Autumn
5-a-Day Cozy
5-a-Day DOAN
5-a-Day Dulce
5-a-Day Hawk Roosting
5-a-Day Mixed Poems
5-a-Day Ozymandias
5-a-Day The Prelude
5-a-Day The Soldier
Anthology Revision Cards
Comparing Living Space to London – Model Answer
Death of a Naturalist – Childhood -Model Answer
Poetry Anthology – Make Your Own Revision Cards
Poetry Anthology – Revision Booklet
Unseen Poetry:
GCSE Maths:
Edexcel Foundation Check-List
Edexcel Higher Check-List
Example of Foundation Paper Formula Sheet
Example of Higher Paper Formula Sheet
GCSE Science:
Combined Science – Paper 1 Revision Booklet
Single Science – Paper 1 Revision Booklet
GCSE History:
Elizabeth I:
Elizabethan Government
Lifestyles of Rich & Poor
Popular Entertainment
The Problem of Religion
The Catholic Threat
The Spanish Armada
The Puritian Threat
The Elizabethan Age
Germany:
Germany Revision Materials
The Impact of WW1
The Recovery of the Weimar
The Nazi Rise to Power
The Consolidation of Power
Nazi Economic, Socila & Racial Policies
Terror & Persuasion
Hitler’s Foreign Policy
Germany Y10 Revision Check-List
GCSE French:
Foundation Paper:
Foundation – Cover Sheet
Foundation – Write 5 sentences in the Present, Past & Future Tenses
Foundation – Grade 4 Success Mat
Foundation – GCSE French Reading
Foundation – GCSE Speaking Questions
Higher Paper:
Higher – Cover Sheet
Higher – Write 5 Sentences in the Present, Past & Future Tenses
Higher – Ready To Go Phrases
Higher – Kerboodle Practice Paper – Reading
Higher – GCSE Speaking Questions
GCSE Religious Studies:
Christianity Revision Guide
Ethics & Philosophy Revision Guide
How To Be Successful Revision Guide
Islam Revision Guide
GCSE Physical Education:
PE – Paper 1 – Revision Booklet
PE – Paper 2 – Revision Booklet
Bex Oldfield, Assistant Headteacher, said: “We provide extensive support for the final revision push for our students – whether it be these resources or the countless boosters and extra sessions we offer across all of our subjects. The revision process should not be viewed as overwhelming or too great a task to manage as every child has been well taught and is just going over what they have already covered and largely know. The exam period is followed by a lengthy break – pretty much two months – and so hard work now will be rewarded with an extended rest, celebratory events and ultimately students and family happiness and pride come Results Day. There is not a single student in our school who cannot achieve success this Summer.”
