Looking for an easy way to support your teen’s GCSE progress? We’ve got you covered. We’re offering live lessons designed to build confidence and raise grades. Here’s what’s on offer: 📅 Fridays – Unseen Poetry Power Hour Perfect for both AQA and Edexcel students! We work through unseen poems together, practise analysis and develop strong exam skills, all in a relaxed, supportive environment. ✅ Every Friday at 5pm (except Dec 26th!) 🚀 Coming in January: English Language Skills Starting in the new year, we’ll be adding weekly Language lessons too! We’ll cover: ✍️ Creative writing 📖 Narrative writing 📢 Non-fiction and transactional writing These sessions are designed to: - Improve writing structure - Expand vocabulary - Build exam confidence - Boost grades before mocks and final exams ✅ Every Monday at 6:30pm from 05/01/26 📝 Coming in January: Exam Practice Hour No more practising in isolation! Every Tuesday, your teen can join us to: - Tackle full or timed exam questions - Build stamina and speed - Get real-time tips and support - Great for Year 11s who want results! ✅ Every Tuesday at 6pm from 06/01/26 📩 Want your child to join in? 👉 Just like this post and invite a friend to our Skool community and attend these high-value sessions! Let’s make the last 5 months count! 💪 #FridayFocus #FreeGCSELessons #EnglishSuccess #SkoolCommunity

💬 Is your child reading Macbeth? I’ve got a FREE quote sheet featuring Key quotes from all scenes , all sorted by act to make it easy to follow the plot and character development! 📌 No explanations — just the quotes. One clear page to keep things simple. Two quick steps to grab it: ✅ Step 1: Like this post ✅ Step 2: Comment “Send it!” and I’ll message it to you on Skool 😊

IMAGE 1 Your task is to write ONE brilliant caption for the image. A caption should be: - Short and punchy - Creative or funny - Matched to what’s happening in the picture 📝 Your caption MUST include one language device: Choose ONE of the following: - Alliteration (e.g. “Silly Santa’s sneaky sidekick…“) - Simile (e.g. “Like a lost snowflake in a storm…”) - Rhetorical question (e.g. “Who said elves can’t climb?”) - Onomatopoeia (e.g. “CRASH! The elf toppled down!”)

Let’s have some fun while building our vocabulary — and someone’s going to win a FREE 1-1 session with a tutor! 🎉 🎯 The Game: I’ll start by posting a 5-letter word (e.g. dream)The next person must comment with a new 5-letter word that starts with the last letter of the previous word. So after "dream", you could write "might". 📜 Rules: ✔️ Words must be exactly 5 letters ❌ No repeating words already used 🔁 You can only comment once, then wait for someone else to go before posting again 🎁 For every word you post (correctly), your name goes into a draw to win a free 1-1 tutoring session with Tash or a tutor of your choice! Ready? Let’s go! 🚀First word: Drive. Drop your word in the comments below ⬇️ Closing date: Friday 31st October.

When it comes to revising for Literature, re-reading the whole play or novel won’t cut it, especially when you’re short on time. The smartest way to revise? 👉 Focus on key characters and themes. Here’s why it works: ✅ You know exactly where each character appears ✅ You’re ready with key quotes to drop into any essay ✅ You have quick notes that help you understand their role and development: no waffle, just clarity. This approach makes preparing for mocks ten times easier! 🎁 Freebie Alert: Lady Macbeth Revision Sheet To help you get started, I’ve created a FREE revision sheet all about Lady Macbeth, including: ✔️ When and where she appears in the play ✔️ A bank of her most important quotes ✔️ Short, sharp notes about her character Perfect for quick review sessions, flashcard making or planning essay responses. 👇 Want it? Drop a 🩸 “Lady M” in the comments and I’ll send it straight to you inside Skool. Let’s make revision smarter — not harder. 💪