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Subject Revision Links
Maths
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Websites for revision |
Practise exam papers online |
Science
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Past Papers |
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Flashcards |
Revise your vocabulary using flashcards and the Leitner Technique |
BBC Bitesize & Workbook |
Combined Science link |
Required Practical Activity Booklet |
Booklet given in lessons - Contains information on all of the RPAs as well as exam questions and answers. |
English Language and Literature
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Past papers / practice questions |
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Retrieval practice |
Testing yourself is a powerful tool to help your brain recall facts. This will help your memory.
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Dual Coding |
Dual coding is the method of putting your knowledge into visual form alongside words. It increases the chances of you remembering it. An example activity you can do its creating a comic strip to represent the events of the Berlin Blockade. |
BBC Bitesize |
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Google Classroom |
Key revision material will be uploaded to Google Classroom. |
The Big Picture |
A great way to revise for English Literature is to ensure that you have a planned essay for any eventuality.
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Transform it |
Graphic organisers are a great way of ‘transforming’ your notes or information into visual revision topics. They can be used to create links, show a narrative, identify the causes / consequences and importance of something. How to use in English:
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Youtube Revision Videos |
https://www.youtube.com/@mrbruff |
Art and Design
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YouTube | Search videos that are particularly interesting to students. Focus on GCSE Art sketchbook requirements and Technique/Process tutorials. |
Student Art Guide | An excellent website with rescources and articles to support students. |
Tate coursework guides - showing how established artists approach different themes in their work. | |
AQA Information | Specific information about the focus of study from AQA. |
BBC Bitesize | BBC GCSE Bitesize - principles and processes. |
Julia Stubbs | Exemplar material spanning eight years, from 2004 to 2016. Past GCSE Art & Design works and their grades. |
Child Development
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NCFE Exam Board Past Papers |
NCFE Child development and Google classroom |
Revision Booklet |
Available on Google classroom |
Flashcards |
Revise vocabulary using flashcards and the Leitner Technique |
Knowledge Organisers |
Available on Google classroom and in class books |
Mind Maps |
Revise vocabulary for each theme using the blurting technique |
Quizlet |
Drama
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Devising (Part A) |
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Performance |
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Theatre Makers In Practice |
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French/Spanish
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Revision World Past Papers |
Exam practice for all 4 assessments: |
Flashcards |
Revise your vocabulary using flashcards and the Leitner Technique. |
BBC Bitesize |
Vocabulary and exam practice: |
Seneca |
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Quizlet |
Link for your teacher’s Quizlet through Google Classrooms. |
Mind Maps |
Revise your vocabulary for each theme using the blurting technique. |
Knowledge Organisers and Vocabulary Booklets |
The Knowledge Organisers can be found on the Springwest website. |
Geography
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Retrieval practice |
Testing yourself is a powerful tool to help your brain recall facts. This will help your memory.
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Past Papers |
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Dual Coding |
Dual coding’ is the method of putting your knowledge into visual form alongside words. It increases the chances of you remembering it. An example activity you can do its creating a comic strip to represent the events of the Berlin Blockade. |
BBC |
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Google Classroom |
Key revision material will be uploaded to Google Classroom. |
Revision |
This is a summary of each topic of work we have studied, so it all fits into one sheet.
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Transform It |
Graphic organisers are a great way of ‘transforming’ your notes/information into visual revision topics. |
YouTube |
History
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Past Papers |
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Retrieval |
Testing yourself is a powerful tool to help your brain recall facts. This will help your memory.
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Dual Coding |
Dual coding’ is the method of putting your knowledge into visual form alongside words. It increases the chances of you remembering it. An example activity you can do its creating a comic strip to represent the events of the Berlin Blockade |
BBC Bitesize |
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Google |
Key revision material will be uploaded to Google Classroom. |
The Big Picture |
The best way to aid your understanding of history is to make sure you are confident with the big ‘overview’ story before you begin revising individual topics.
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Transform It |
Graphic organisers are a great way of ‘transforming’ your notes / information into visual revision topics. They can be used to create links, show a narrative, identify the causes / consequences and importance of something. How to use in history:
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The Cornell Method | |
YouTube Revision Videos |
Website link |
Hospitality and Catering
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WJEC Exam Board Past Papers |
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Flashcards |
Revise your vocabulary using flashcards and the Leitner Technique |
YouTube |
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Exam Walkthrough |
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Knowledge Organisers |
Available in your class books and Google Classroom. |
Mind maps |
Revise your vocabulary for each theme using the blurting technique. |
Photography
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A specific website built to support Photography Students |
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Photographers Gallery in London |
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Specific Information |
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BBC Bitesize |
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Editing Resources |
Religious Studies
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Flash Cards |
3 options for flashcards: |
Past Papers |
All past papers can be found here. |
Revision Workbooks |
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BBC Bitesize |
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Google Classroom |
Key revision material will be uploaded to Google Classroom. |
Mind Maps |
Mind Maps can include one of the eight topics in the middle. You should then add in each of the subheadings: |
YouTube |
Sport (BTEC Technical Award)
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Revision- Past Paper |
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Google Classroom |
Key revision material will be uploaded to Google Classroom. |
Revision Booklet for use and to buy: (To help with exam and vocabulary) |
BTEC SPORT UNIT 1 BOOKLET |
BBC Bitesize |
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Knowledge Organisers |
Component 3 LOA |
Mind Maps |
Create a mindmap |