This Y11 revision guide will offer you a 12 week plan to equip you for your revision in all subjects. It contains a range of resources and links to past papers and revision materials.
So what’s the secret of successful revision?
‘Learn, revise, test’ and Start now!
Spread out your revision by revising regularly but in small chunks. Your brain will retain much more information if you study a topic for 10 minutes six times compared to looking at it only once for one hour.
Your exam results will be a result of preparation and how hard you are prepared to work.
Please see teaching staff for further support.
So what’s the secret of successful revision?
‘Learn, revise, test’
Our teaching staff are hosting revision sessions in the following subjects on a weekly basis both before, during and after school (see timetable)
WE NEED YOU!
Your exam results will be a result of preparation and how hard you are prepared to work.
‘Learn, revise, test’
Our teaching staff are hosting revision sessions in the following subjects on a weekly basis both before, during and after school (see timetable)
WE NEED YOU!
Your exam results will be a result of preparation and how hard you are prepared to work.
Thanks to staff for providing additional learning opportunities.
Online video calling with random strangers. It’s hardly a new internet phenomenon – but the recent demise of Omegle has prompted the creation of several similar platforms bidding to fill the vacuum. One such contender is Monkey – a service that randomly connects its users for video calls, using their mobile numbers and Snapchat account details.
Monkey has surged in popularity since Omegle’s shutdown in November 2023: visits to the site more than doubled within a month and have been climbing steadily ever since. Regrettably, it also seems that Monkey suffers from many of the same pitfalls as its notorious predecessor – our #WakeUpWednesday guide highlights these possible risks to young people in more detail.
“The #1 teen dating website in the world”
That’s the claim of MyLOL, which offers 13 to 19-year-olds the chance to rate each other’s pics, send private messages and contact strangers online. If that sets your alarm bells ringing, you’re far from alone: law enforcement agencies and schools in several countries have seen fit to issue warnings about the platform
Among the main issues is the fact that MyLOL doesn’t have a reliable age verification method – meaning there’s no foolproof way to stop anyone outside the platform’s intended 13–19 audience signing up for an account under a false age. Our #WakeUpWednesday guide also highlights potential concerns around in-app purchases and the use of geolocation for sinister reasons.
