We’ve added a new Chemistry data set to Project 99.95, designed to closely mirror the style and thinking demands of a QCAA Chemistry data test. What This Data Set Trains - Interpreting unfamiliar data - Identifying relevant information - Applying core chemical principles The Standard: 10/10 Data tests are not memory tests. They are open-book in disguise. Everything you need is on the page: - All data is provided - All relationships are visible - Marks are awarded for logic and interpretation, not recall Which means there is no excuse not to be aiming for 10/10. Students who drop marks in data tests usually aren’t lacking knowledge — they’re: - Rushing - Misreading data - Guessing instead of justifying These are trainable errors. How to Use This Properly 1. Attempt it cold, under time pressure (15-20 min) 2. Justify every decision using the data 3. Review where reasoning broke down 4. Drop ur answers below to confirm your marks More to come — Project 99.95 Team

Merry Christmas everyone. Hope today’s been filled with good food, good company, and a proper switch-off from school for a bit. You’ve all put in a solid year — this week is about recharging, not grinding. Rest counts too. We’ll be back soon with more resources, sessions, and plans for 2026. Have a great Christmas 🎄— Project 99.95

yo what are some tips to keeping on top of everything until the EA? Like consistently reviewing/consolidating the topics learnt previously

Yoo anyone can supply sm past papers for Unit 1 and 2 for physics and chem and just Unit 2 for spec and methods, would be greatly appreciated