🎥 Watch this quick message from me. Parents, this is for YOU! Comment below with your biggest GCSE worry or question, and let’s get your teen the support they deserve. Free resources, advice and lessons are all right here. 👇 #ParentPower #GCSE2026 #SkoolSupport

In my last post on the same topic, we explored how retrieval practice boosts memory and long term understanding, especially when revising for English Literature. This week, I’m showing you another brilliant tool: FLASHCARDS. 🗂️ In the video I’m uploading today, I’ll walk you through how to make effective flashcards that include: ✅ Key quotes for each character ✅ Links to context ✅ The writer’s message or intention ✅ Annotation notes (if you struggle to remember this) These simple cards can make a HUGE difference in how confidently students recall key details in the exam. 💡 Flashcards are perfect for: - Quick daily revision - Self-testing - Studying on the go - Boosting confidence 🎥 Check out the video and start building a strong revision bank one card at a time. The effort now = less stress later! #retrievalpractice #flashcards #englishrevision #gcseboosters #skoolcommunity

Let’s have a bit of fun to end the day — this one’s for students AND parents! All you need to do: Choose ONE option from each pair below Then drop your list in the comments — no explanations, no pressure! 👉 This or That: 📚 English or Maths? ☕ Tea or coffee? ✏️ Writing or typing? 📖 Books or movies? 📱 Phone on the desk or out of sight while studying? 🎧 Music while revising or total silence? 🍫 Chocolate snack or crisps? 🛏️ Early bedtime or late-night scrolling? 💬 Comment below with your answers — and tag someone to do it too!