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Out of sheer luck that you check this Padlet again, I just want to say best of luck for today!!!

If they have not gone your way, please remember that your results do not define you or your potential. All of you have amazing futures ahead of you. :)

Again, please do let me know how they went if you get a moment. I would really appreciate it.

sophie0333@yahoo.co.uk

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Hi everyone,

I hope you are all having a lovely summer.

Results day is slowly approaching and I have my fingers crossed for you all.

Once again, please do let me know how you get on! I will be waiting :)

sophie0333@yahoo.co.uk

Best of luck,

Sophie

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And just like that, you have finished all of your English exams.

WELL DONE! All of you worked so hard and I am hoping that all of your hard work pays off in August. Regardless of how you found the exam today, it is finished now - take a break and try to forget about it! :)

You all should be very proud of yourselves. I am excited to hear how you all did in August - please, please do let me know!

sophie0333@yahoo.co.uk

Best of luck with whatever you choose to do next (A-levels, BTECS, etc),

Sophie

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Well done! 3/4 papers complete.

Give yourself a bit of an English break, we have two weeks until paper 2!

This will now (obviously) be our only focus for our last two tuition sessions. We will go through the entire paper and focus on weaknesses, etc.

Looking forward to hearing how your exams went this week. See you on the weekend.

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You guys are smashing it - well done! English Literature is now complete, no more Shakespeare (unless you choose to do A-level lol).

I saw the exam questions, and for the whole, they didn't seem too atrocious. I am hoping you all managed to power through and even if you found particular sections challenging, that you gave it your best shot.

No matter how you feel the exam went, you tried your best and that is what matters. You should be proud of all the work you have done in preparation for English Literature! :)

While I'd love to say English is finished, we still have English Language to come. Keep going with your revision! There is a document on the Padlet for some last minute extracts, model answers, etc for your revision. As I said to you guys before, feel free to upload answers to your google drive if you would like them marked. Best of luck!

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Well done today!

I have seen some of the exam questions and hopefully, you all found them okay? If it did go a bit side ways, please do not worry! Everything will work out.

Given that there are two exams next week, if you do any revision or answers that you need marked, please put them in your google drive folder or email them to me. There is a chance I may not have enough time in the session to mark all of them.

Email: sophie0333@yahoo.co.uk

I will see you all next weekend.

Keep up the revision!

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I will update predictions for EDUQAS and EDEXCEL as soon as possible.

Please remember: predictions are just that - guesses. There is a strong possibility that the predicted themes will not appear on the actual exam.

If any of the suggested themes feel unfamiliar or might catch you off guard, take a moment to create a plan for them. But above all, revise everything.

A well-rounded understanding will always be your best strategy.

Revise responsibly and keep going!

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Hi Y11s,

The next few weeks are the most important. The following structure does not apply for the online sessions.

As discussed in the Sunday sessions, it makes the most sense to do the following:

3rd/4th - English Lang P1 (hour 1), English Lit P1 (hour 2).

10th/11th - English Lit P1 (both hours)

[Monday 12th (13th for Eduqas) Lit P1 exam]

17th/18th - English lit P2 (both hours)

[Tuesday 20th Lit P2 Exam, Friday 23rd Lang P1 Exam]

24th/25th/31st/1st - English Lang P2

[Friday 6th Lang P2 exam]

Please make sure you come prepared!

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Critical analysis of Macbeth, AIC, and J+H

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Hi Y11s,

As discussed in our in-person lessons, we will split the lesson in half for the upcoming sessions.

One hour will be a timed response.

The other hour will be poetry analysis.

Do show up to the session on time so we can get started right away and due to the different exam boards, we will schedule approx. 15-20 minute per poem! This is so everyone has the chance to discuss their poem in depth.

Thanks,

Sophie

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Your exam dates:

AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas and OCR:

Monday 12th May, AM - English Lit P1

AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, and OCR:

Tuesday 20th May, AM - English Lit P2

AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, and OCR:

Friday 23rd May, AM - English Lang P1

A QA, Edexcel, Eduqas, and OCR:

Friday 6th June, AM - English Lang P2

Best of luck,

Sophie

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I have posted some YouTubers (if you find that you prefer to listen to your revision rather than read) who are great at what they do! Alongside this, take advantage of your social media apps like TikTok where people also post their model answers and ideas.

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So glad you found me! Do you want to get a brilliant understanding of Language or literature? Macbeth, poetry, Jekyll and Hyde, the AQA exam, how to write descriptions, stories, articles, or persuasive writing? Do you want to dramatically improve your grade? Welcome to Top Grades Made Easy.

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I am an English teacher making videos on GCSE and A' Level English Language and Literature. Check out mrbruff.com/proof for evidence that my videos can help you with your exams. Note: I am not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam boards.

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AQA GCSE English Section B: A Christmas Carol - PMT

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Summary notes, character profiles, themes, glossary,flashcards, and essay writing guides for AQA English GCSE Section B: A Christmas Carol

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Look at these answers AFTER looking at P1 and P2 prep documents. The prep documents have full-mark answers on them and should be your first use of an exemplar.

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Includes: Mrs Birling, social responsibility, the play itself, context, interpretations, class, age, responsibility, cause and effect.

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Worth a read as has lots of interesting points and sophisticated vocabulary. It also includes characterisation points and writer's message notes at the end.

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Lots of these essays offer good insight and sophisticated vocab however, there are some minor errors (e.g., saying "these words" rather than commenting on the accurate terminology) so please keep this in mind.

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Lots of good ideas here - big emphasis on stage craft and structure too. Think about how they could have synthesised some of the paragraphs together in order to have 3 big ideas.

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AQA GCSE English Section B: An Inspector Calls - PMT

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Summary notes, character profiles, themes, glossary, flashcards and essay writing guides for AQA English GCSE Section B: An Inspector Calls

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Hi everyone,

A reminder that predictions for your exams will start to surface but please note, these are just speculations!! Do NOT do your entire revision based around these or you may end up being very sad.

Next session, lots of quote analysis then we shall be moving onto Shakespeare. Please try to remember to bring your books.

Best,

Sophie

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Hi everyone,

This Padlet is here to support your revision - it includes all the books, poems, language guides, and other useful resources to help you prepare.

If you haven’t started revising yet, now is a great time to begin! You’ll be glad you did in the months ahead.

Here are some effective ways to revise:

Plan answers to past questions

Write practice responses

Create mind maps

Use flashcards

Build character and theme banks

Teach the material to yourself

If you’d like any extra support, feel free to bring in your revision answers or any preparation you’ve done at home - I’m happy to check them for you.

Keep up the hard work!

Best,
Sophie

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Includes quotes and example answers (with lots of detail)