Blog Posts tagged Gcse

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A-level and GCSEs 2023 | Results Day

by Anita Naik

With A-level Results Day 2023 right around the corner on Thursday, 17th August, and GCSE Results Day a week later on Thursday, 24th July, these are nerve-wracking months for everyone who took exams this year.

As students and their families await the big day, we've spoken to a range of GCSE and A-le...

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7 ways to improve your essay writing skills

by Anita Naik

Writing an academic essay is complex. A good essay should provide a solid, debatable argument that is well structured and supported by relevant evidence. It's why focusing on your essay writing technique is key to gaining optimum marks. Here are seven ways to improve your writing skills.

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How to pass GCSE English

by Anita Naik

GCSE English is a core subject that you need to pass, as it's a must-have for higher education qualifications, universities, apprenticeships and a wide range of careers.

By Year 10, you will already have covered a broad spectrum of grammar and vocabulary, and the GCSE English course will take this ...

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How to avoid common exam traps

by Anita Naik

Taking exams can be stressful, but students can increase their chances of success by avoiding common mistakes. The problem is, of course, that the stress and pressure of the exam situation can hinder your performance. This is where good exam technique comes in. Here's how to avoid common exam traps....

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How to tell if your child is struggling with maths

by Anita Naik

According to a new survey commissioned by National Numeracy*, though the majority of us feel we are good at maths, we are typically overestimating our skills. Though nearly half (45%) of those surveyed rated their numeracy as good, they scored less than three out of five on the numeracy test, coming...

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