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Unifrog is the universal destinations platform and is designed to support learners in making the most informed decisions about their futures and has a range of tools that are suitable for all year groups. Each student has their own account where they can explore all the revision, career and next step options available to them and find information on everything from managing their workload to writing a winning CV.

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Log into MathsWatch and revise the topics that you need to most. Select the topics, watch the 1 minute videos and complete the interactive questions!

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Log in to Google Classroom for Biology, Chemistry and Physics revision materials on a dedicated Y11 revision page. A 'one-stop shop' for past paper questions, knowledge organisers and videos to support your revision.

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If you are taking a resit exam, or sitting Y10 exams for the first time, then you will find all the revision materials here to boost your knowledge. Make sure you know which subject(s) you need to revise.

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Log in to Seneca Learning and add the WJEC Biology/Chemistry/Physics courses to your account. Revise the topics that you find the most difficult.

Biology-Year 10 units 1-6, Y11 units 7-14

Chemistry-Year 10 units 1-6, Y11 units 7-12

Physics-Year 10 units 1.1-1.8, Y11 units 2.1-2.9

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Pick from 1000+ KS2, KS3, GCSE & A Level courses based on exam board specifications. We've condensed the content to what you actually need to know for your exams. Your teacher can also create classes and set homework for any revision topic on the study platform creating the perfect lesson plan.

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Free Homework & Revision for A Level, GCSE, KS3 & KS2

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Pick from 1000+ KS2, KS3, GCSE & A Level courses based on exam board specifications. We've condensed the content to what you actually need to know for your exams. Your teacher can also create classes and set homework for any revision topic on the study platform creating the perfect lesson plan.

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Everything you need to know on how to structure and answer a staging question is here, as well as how to write a theatre review.

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Easy-to-understand homework and revision materials for your GCSE Drama WJEC (A* to G) studies and exams

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Revision list

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WJEC GCSE Business indepth revision list

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Key Terms

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Exam Walkthrough witha focus on answering questions

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Published: 02 October 2020 Authors: Aimed at learners, this Exam Walk Through resource offers practical hints and tips on how to effectively approach questions in the examination paper. Using questions from past exam papers, the PPT with audio help and audio script in the notes will walk you through a mock examination paper, helping you revise and practise useful exam techniques.

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Textbook that goes into lots of detail

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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GCSE Units:

Depression, War and Recovery

USA

Crime and Punishment

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Easy-to-understand homework and revision materials for your GCSE History WJEC '9-1' studies and exams.

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WJEC Website with past papers

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The GCSE History qualification will support the Curriculum for Wales by:

Supporting the statements of what matters by giving learners the opportunity to:

gain a deeper understanding of the concepts underpinning humanities, and their application in local, national and global contexts

gather, justify, present, analyse, and evaluate a range of evidence

draw informed conclusions, but also understand that some conclusions can only be partial or inconclusive and open to different interpretations

critically review the ways events and experiences are perceived, interpreted and represented

learn how various worldviews and factors can influence their own and others' perceptions and interpretations, exploring how and why interpretations may differ

develop an appreciation of identity, heritage and cynefin, including the history of Wales and the World

develop an understanding of the complex, pluralistic and diverse nature of societies, past and present, in particular the stories of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people

build an understanding of the causes, consequences and significance of the changes and interrelationships that have shaped societies at different levels of development

understand how societies are and have been organised, structured and led, in learners' own locality and in Wales, as well as in the wider world

explore the connections and interdependence between such societies in the past and present, in the context of a globalised world

understand the interconnected nature of economic, environmental and social sustainability; justice and authority; and the need to live in and contribute to a fair and inclusive society that confronts and addresses racism

critically reflect on their own and others' beliefs, values and attitudes

consider the impact of their actions when making choices and exercising their democratic rights and responsibilities

justify their decisions.

Supporting the principles of progression by encouraging learners to:

ask increasingly sophisticated enquiry questions

find suitable information, making informed predictions and hypotheses, and making judgments about reliability and utility

engage with an increasing breadth and depth of knowledge and underlying concepts to build an increasingly clear and coherent understanding of the world around them

work with an increasing number and sophistication of sources of information, and a growing understanding of how to resolve contradictory or conflicting accounts

transfer existing skills and knowledge into new, and increasingly unfamiliar contexts, making links within and between periods and places, identifying similarities and differences, changes and continuities

identify connections between new and previous learning. With greater understanding of the world, of other people and their values, in different times, places and circumstances.

The construct of GCSE History qualification is based on the Welsh Government subject specific considerations for History. The qualification will:

provide opportunities to understand different periods, events, people and cultures in history, exploring these at a local, national and global scale

provide opportunities to understand the significance of people, events and developments in history and how these can be interpreted in different ways: in different places and at different times

equip learners with the skills to understand, interpret and evaluate historical evidence in order to make informed judgements

equip learners with the skills to make sense of their place and the place of others within the framework of human experience

provide opportunities to develop curiosity and empathy as well as the ability to filter and critically analyse the breadth of information available to us, to make informed and balanced judgements that foster a sense of cynefin and one's place in the world.

The GCSE History qualification will also be based on the following historical concepts listed within the Approval Criteria:

continuity and change

similarity and difference

significance and impact

cause and consequence

Each of these concepts support the Welsh Government's 'Designing your curriculum' guidance as well as those within the statements of what matters and progression steps for Humanities.

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The GCSE History qualification will support the Curriculum for Wales

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Hospitality & Catering Unit 1 Written Exam

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Hospitality & Catering Unit 1 Written Exam

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Revision & Quizzes

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The hospitality industry is divided into 2 sectors:

The commercial sector

The catering services sector

The commercial sector includes those parts of the industry where the sale of food and drink and/or providing accommodation is the main purpose. The aim is to make a profit.

The catering services sector may provide the same goods and services as the commercial sector but this is not the main purpose of the organisation. The provision of food, drink or accommodation is a secondary or indirect service.

One way of remembering the difference is that the catering service sector provides an additional service within a different organisation or business like a hospital, school or cinema. It may or may not make a profit.

Within hospitality the term outlet is often used instead of business but these two words can mean the same thing.

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What is hospitality? - What is hospitality? - GCSE Hospitality (CCEA) Revision - BBC Bitesize

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The hospitality industry is divided into 2 sectors: The commercial sector The catering services sector The commercial sector includes those parts of the industry where the sale of food and drink and/or providing accommodation is the main purpose. The aim is to make a profit.

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WJEC Website with resources

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Level 1/2 Vocational Award in Hospitality and Catering

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This book has been written specifically for the WJEC and Eduqas Level 1/2 Vocational Award Hospitality and Catering course. This book is suitable for students of all abilities and covers the knowledge and skills students will need as they progress through the course.

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Past Papers

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This briefing outlines the adaptations and key dates surrounding the summer 2021 exam series for WJEC GCSE English Language. You can watch the full briefing on YouTube and download the full PowerPoint presentation as well as the accompanying Q&A report.
Recording date: 4th September 2020

All texts in the examination will be 'unseen', that is, learners will not have studied the examination texts during the course. GCSE English Language will focus primarily on the functional aspects of language.

The term 'functional' here should be considered in the broad sense of providing learners with the skills and abilities they need to take active and responsible roles in their communities, everyday life, the workplace and in educational settings.

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GCSE English Language Qualification Page

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Synthesise Question Revision Video

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Synthesis Questions WJEC English Language GCSE

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Blended learning resources on all question types

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Writing Revision Guide and Tasks

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What Impressions Question Revision Video

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What Impressions Questions - WJEC English Language GCSE

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Summarise Question Revision Video

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Summarise Questions WJEC English Language GCSE

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How Question Revision Video

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'How does the Writer' Questions - WJEC English Language GCSE

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Revision Booklet for' The Big Six' Question types

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Use this to explore revision activities and help build skills ready for the exam.

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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A series of activities for students revising for GCSE Religious Studies.

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Use Bitesize to revise the key terms and concepts

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Easy-to-understand homework and revision materials for your GCSE Geography WJEC (A* to G) studies and exams

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This website has video clips that explain river and coastal processes.

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We support the next generation of geographers and geoscientists, with inspiring educational videos for secondary school students and teachers. Our geography videos are developed with links to various specifications including Geography GCSE, Geography IGCSE, Geography AS-level, Geography A-level, Geography IA-level, Geography National 5, Geography Higher.

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Use the WJEC website to access past papers and GeogShots revision shots to support learners.

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Use Maths DIY to access past papers along with written solutions

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EPIC MATHS RESOURCES

Welcome to MathsDIY. I'm Kerry, a maths teacher with over 25 years experience including as Head of Mathematics. During these years I have helped literally hundreds (probably thousands) of students right through from year 3 up to those crucial years of GCSE and A level maths exams.
On this website I share GCSE Maths and A Level Maths past paper solutions, topic booklets, resources and tips, to help you with your exam preparation and revision. Because they are bang up to date with the most recent WJEC specifications, they are the best possible resources to help students get the grades they deserve. So if you are a student, get downloading! If you are a teacher, they will hopefully save you hours of lesson preparation and if you are a parent they should provide support and guidance if you want to help your children but are perhaps unsure of how to do it.
Oh, and did I mention everything can be downloaded for FREE?

So, whether you are a student, a parent or a teacher please take a look around and let me know your favourite downloads and what else you'd like to see added.

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MathsDIY - Epic Maths GCSE & A-Level Revision Resources

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Prepare for your Maths GCSE,AS & A-Level exams with our FREE topic booklets and past paper solutions, created by a Maths Teacher with 25 years experience.

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Exam walk through - Don't forget to look at unit 2 only!

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Use the specification as a checklist - pages 38-56 is unit 2. You only need to focus on the religions of Christianity and Islam.

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Scroll down to 'Religious Studies' and then 'Unit 2' to complete online lessons on different topics.

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We have worked closely with practitioners across all four consortia to design and develop blended learning modules to support teachers and students.

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Check out the music revision materials on BBC Bitesize.

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GCSE Music topics including elements of music, music appreciation, classical orchestral music, music for dance, contemporary music and world music

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Brush up on your music theory!

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Introductory and intermediate music theory lessons, exercises, ear trainers, and calculators.

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Review your musical vocabulary with these handy posters from WJEC.

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Not sure what you need to do? Read through these guides to Unit 1, 2 and 3.

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Listen to your set work - Everything Must Go.

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Manic Street Preachers - Everything Must Go

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Use this to explore the different GCSE PE topics to prepare for your exam!

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GCSE Physical Education - WJEC - BBC Bitesize

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Easy-to-understand homework and revision materials for your GCSE Physical Education WJEC '9-1' studies and exams.

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Use these WJEC Knowledge organisers to help you with your revision

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Access past papers and mark schemes here. Complete them and hand them to your PE teacher for feedback!

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GCSE Physical Education Qualification Page

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Here is a link to a GCSE PE revision guide which may interest you.

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Sean Williams

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So much more than a traditional revision resource, this Study and Revision Guide has been carefully designed to give students clear guidance on every aspect of the GCSE course and prepare them thoroughly for their final exams.

Written by an experienced teacher and examiner and endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas, it provides high quality support you can trust.

The innovative design allows the content of each topic to be covered in a three-step sequence: knowledge and understanding (AO1) pages begin each topic, followed by (AO2) application of knowledge and then (AO3) analysis & evaluation.

Comprehensive support for Unit 1 / Component 1 Introduction to Physical Education.

Clear and succinct presentation of the key information needed per topic, ensuring students are fully equipped for assessment.

Provides a clear focus on the assessment needs for exam success.

Recap and summaries per topic present information in diagrammatic and visual styles to aid the revision process.

Sean Williams has lead and taught Physical Education for over 20 years, and has been a Principal Examiner and Moderator for a major awarding body for over 15 years. In that time he has been responsible for specification development, resources, CPD and assessment and has also been involved in Curriculum development at a National Level

"The revision guide is an excellent resource. At our school we use it during lessons and not just as a revision guide. It is very clear, colourful and user friendly. The content matches the WJEC/Eduqas specification exactly - this is rare when purchasing a textbook for PE. Our students are using them as part of blended learning; it is very easy to set tasks from. In addition, past students have stated that this book helped them to achieve the highest grade. We love the book so much we have enough copies for every student in all of our classes." S. James, Head of Health and Wellbeing, Idris Davies School "Great help for our kids during their GCSEs." 5 star Amazon review

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WJEC/Eduqas GCSE PE: Introduction to Physical Education - Study and Revision Guide - Illuminate Publishing

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So much more than a traditional revision resource, this Study and Revision Guide has been carefully designed to give students clear guidance on every aspect of the GCSE course and prepare them thoroughly for their final exams. Written by an experienced teacher and examiner and endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas, it provides high quality support you can [...]

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Have a look through these. They are notes on each of the 5 GCSE PE theory units.

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Here is a link to some WJEC knowledge organisers to help you with your revision

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Resource WJEC Educational Resources Website

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Here is a link to a revision text book which might interest you

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Level 1/2 Vocational Award in Sport and Coaching Principles

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This book has been written specifically for the WJEC and Eduqas Level 1/2 Vocational Award in Sport and Coaching Principles course. This book is suitable for students of all abilities, and it covers the knowledge and skills they will need as they progress through the course.