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Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studying: parents, children and...
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Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studying: parents, children and...
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Recently, the Science Faculty and year 12 science students showcased a number of presentations and activities for British Science Week, 2019. With the assistance of a great number...
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What a beautiful sunny day we had to visit Cambridge University with our Time to Sh9ne group last Friday. The students toured St. Catharine’s College, where they were...
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Our Time to Sh9ne students took a day trip to Oxford to experience life at one of the top universities in the country this term. They had a packed schedule of workshops, tours...
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It was great to be able to join Oak House in their House Assembly on Monday of this week to give out two prestigious Executive Principal Awards to top sixth formers Charlie and...
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It’s an exciting time for the character development programme here at Bushey Meads School, coming soon is a vertical groups, meaning that students will be able to mix with...
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On Thursday 14th March, a portion of Year 9 students were given the opportunity to visit the Imperial War Museum in London, and see the exhibits on the Holocaust and World War 1....
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Key Stage 3 Evan 8 Maple – Evan has had an excellent year so far! His most recent school report shows he is making excellent progress, has excellent ATL scores, excellent...
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Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studyi
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Every 1 hour revision session should be divided into three sections:
15min Review
30min Practise
15min Check
Refer to diagram above
Additional points to consider when revising are:
all required materials should be arranged beforehand so the full 60 minutes can be spent revising
revision should be conducted in a suitable place away from all distractions
rest breaks should occur between each 60 minute revision session
all subjects should be revised regularly to stay on top of things
3. When revising plan to start revision with the topic you find most challenging – don’t put it off! Target those specific areas first and then review other areas later.
4. Regular short revision of notes (15-20 minutes) is an effective revision strategy.
With the A level examinations looming, as a school we want to do all we can to support our hardworking students to ensure that they maximise their chances of success at this...
It was impressive to watch one of our talented Year 12 Economics A level students Leon work with the Year 11 Economics GCSE class on Friday morning last week. His in-depth...