GCSE Revision Guides Year 10 and 11 students can purchase these revision guides at School Essentials, payment is via the student’s dinner card. Revision guides can also be purchased at our KS4 (in school) Parents’ Evenings: Year 10: Thursday 10th December 2026 Year 11: Tuesday 2nd March 2027 These guides have been selected Read More …
Art & Design Options for Year 9 Dear Students, Parents & Guardians, Here are a selection of videos for any student considering to choose an Art & Design subject as one of their GCSE’s. Art & Design – What you will study: Throughout the two year GCSE Art & Design course you will have Read More …
Year 11 Mock Examinations We wish our Y11 students the best of luck as their mock exams begin on Monday 8th December 2025. Please find attached a copy of the timetable so you have this to hand to help support you child over the examination period. Your child can also look on TEAMS to also Read More …
Mock Examinations Support Getting mock exam ready. Year 11 revision classes are available each evening, please strongly encourage your child to attend. We are here to help!
GCSE Revision Skills Revision Skills starts back today and runs each Monday and Wednesday 3-4 pm in the library. All GCSE students are welcome to attend to start their weekly revision in order to prepare for assessments, mocks and their final GCSE exams. Teaching staff are available to help and can provide revision Read More …
Revision Guide: The Memory Dump A quick guide from Mr. Lewis on how to memorise and recall information from your own notes…
Revision Guide: Flash Cards A useful guide for your exam revision. Flash Cards…
Revision Guide: Mind Maps A useful guide for your exam revision. How to make a really good mind map…
Year 10 Science Advice (with Mr. Smith) Please find additional guides for other Year 10 subjects here… English Mathematics Faith & Ethics
Revision: The Pomodoro Technique Miss Ross explains the “Pomodoro Technique”. A time management revision method based on 25-minute stretches of focused work broken by five-minute breaks. Longer breaks, typically 15 to 30 minutes, are taken after four consecutive work intervals. Revision: The Pomodoro Technique Miss Ross explains the “Pomodoro Technique”. A time management revision Read More …