20/08/2026
π GCSE Results Day β good luck to everyone receiving their results today!
To all of this year's GCSE students: whatever is waiting inside that envelope or on that screen, I hope today gives you the opportunity to celebrate the work you've put in and look forward to whatever comes next.
And to those whose next step is A-Level Biology... π§¬
Firstly β enjoy the rest of your summer! You don't need to spend the next couple of weeks trying to teach yourself the A-Level course.
But there are a few simple things worth knowing before September:
𧬠Refresh, don't relearn
A-Level Biology builds on your GCSE foundations. Being secure with topics such as cells, enzymes, transport and genetics will help β but there's no need to start learning new A-Level content yet.
π Don't forget the maths
Percentages, ratios, graphs and interpreting data are all an important part of A-Level Biology.
π Expect questions to feel different
Knowing the content is only part of the challenge. You'll increasingly need to apply familiar Biology to unfamiliar situations and work out exactly what a question is asking.
π Build good habits from the beginning
There's a lot of content across the two years. Regular retrieval and keeping on top of earlier topics will make life much easier than trying to relearn everything before exams.
Most importantly, don't worry if A-Level Biology initially feels like a big step up.
You're not expected to be an A-Level student on day one. Those skills develop over time.
Best of luck to everyone receiving their GCSE results today β and congratulations on reaching the end of this chapter. Whatever comes next, enjoy it! π
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19/08/2026
Some students are looking forward to going back to school. Others might be wishing the summer holidays could last just a little bit longer! βοΈ
Either way, starting September feeling prepared can make a big difference.
That doesnβt mean spending the rest of the summer revising. A few small, purposeful steps can help students refresh what they know, spot any gaps and head into the new school year feeling a little more confident and prepared.
I've put together 5 simple things students can do before September β save this post and come back to it during the last week of the holidays.
For now, enjoy the rest of the summer! βοΈπ¬
18/08/2026
𧬠Is your child starting A-Level Biology this September?
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13/08/2026
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16/07/2026
The reason why your child forgets everything...
Have you heard your child saying "I revised this already" but still struggling to remember it?
The more time passes the more we forget - Hermann Ebbinghaus
The brain is supposed to forget information unless it's regularly retrieved.
That's why simply reading notes over and over rarely works.
Instead, research shows that students need to:
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Test themselves regularly
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Retrieve information from memory
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Space their revision over time
This is one of the evidence-based strategies I use every week with my GCSE and A-Level students because it helps build knowledge that actually sticks stronger than
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18/05/2026
Good luck to all students taking gcse chemistry today.
You've worked super hard - you're going to smash it!
13/11/2025
Exam season science support - GCSE and A levels
31/10/2025
π GCSE Science: Trick or Treat Edition
π» Trick: Thinking you can cram the night before.
π¬ Treat: Doing 15 minutes of active recall each day.
π§ͺ Trick: Writing everything you know instead of answering the question.
π Treat: Focusing on what the question actually asks.
π Trick: Ignoring past papers until mock week.
π Treat: Doing them early to see what really scares you!
Stay spooky but smart π¨βπ¬πΈοΈ
30/09/2025
Exams are just around the corner, so itβs the perfect time to sharpen up your revision techniques!
Whether you know your strengths from your weaknesses (or feel a bit lost in the middle), these 5 essential revision tips will help you stay focused and make the most of your study time:
1οΈβ£ Break revision into manageable chunks β short, focused sessions beat cramming.
2οΈβ£ Use active recall β test yourself rather than just rereading notes.
3οΈβ£ Mix it up β try flashcards, mind maps, or teaching someone else.
4οΈβ£ Stay healthy β eat well, sleep properly, and take breaks.
5οΈβ£ Stay positive β confidence makes a huge difference.
Youβve got this πͺπ
Stay tuned for must-have resources and tips coming soon..