KS4 GCSEs
Key Stage 4 in the bag!
Preparing for
KS4 GCSEs
Entry to higher education
GCSEs are qualifications studied over a 2-3 year period during secondary school and are used to determine a student’s suitability for higher education.
Your choice
Students choose what subjects they take for GCSEs so encourage your child to study both what they are good at and what they enjoy outside of English, Maths and Science.
Plan, practise, produce
Creating a revision plan, practicing regularly and producing quality notes during class time will help your child succeed in GCSEs.
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KS4 GCSEs
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KS4 GCSEs
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English
What’s in a word?
Tailored support from analysing Shakespeare texts to creative writing. We’ve got students covered for English Language and Literature exams.
Maths
Maths made in heaven!
From revising fractions and percentages to covering complex algebraic formulas, we support all aspects of maths GCSEs.
Science
It all boils down to science
Biology, chemistry or physics, we’ve got experts in each field to ensure you’re prepared for GCSE science exam papers.
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childcare
All of our tutors are qualified, safeguarding trained and experienced in working with children and young people.
FAQs
Revision for GCSEs should begin around 6 months before the exam. Most GCSE exams are sat in May, therefore January would be the right time to start preparing.
The subjects of the exams will vary depending on your child’s choices but Maths, English and Science are compulsory. The optional subjects can be a modern language, a humanities subject or an arts or technical subject.
Results are usually released in the third week of August. This year the date is the 24th of August 2023.
GCSEs are a significant step in a child’s education journey. The subjects they choose will shape what they study at A-level and ultimately what they will study as a degree if they choose that path. Many universities will look at GCSE results on an admission application.
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