Which GCSE character would order a pumpkin spiced latte? Who’s definitely a black coffee person? List a few: - Scrooge: Cold brew. No milk. No joy. - Sheila Birling: Oat milk flat white with a shot of self-awareness. - Macbeth: Double espresso... for the murder plans. - What would your GCSE character be drinking? Let's get creative. I would love to hear your ideas below.

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Still revising by reading notes and hoping for the best? Let’s switch to something that actually works 👇 Over the next 12 weeks we will look at different revision techniques you can try out to find what suits you best! 🔴⚫ The Black & Red Exam Paper Method Step 1: Print a real past paper and answer it in black pen — just like the exam. Step 2: Mark it using the mark scheme. Step 3: Go back over your answers in red pen and: - Add missing points - Rewrite weak paragraphs - Correct SPaG - Improve exam technique By the end, your page shows exactly: - What you knew - What you nearly knew - What you need to fix This is active revision, not passive reading. Every red correction = marks gained next time. 📅 Do this once a week per subject from now…That’s 12 full exam papers improved before the real thing. If you want, I can: - Model this on an English question if I get enough '👍' Drop a 👍 if you’re trying it this week.

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Look at this quotation: “The door creaked open.” 👇 Your challenge (pick ONE): 🟢 A) Explode one word from the quote 🟡 B) Rewrite it to make it more tense 🔵 C) Say what the reader feels and why 💬 Comment your answer below — one sentence only! ✨ Examiner tip: If you zoom in on one word and explain its effect, you’re already climbing the mark scheme. 🎯 Bonus points if you use: - suggests - implies - creates - makes the reader feel Let’s see who’s thinking like an examiner 👀🔥