GCSE RESISTANT MATERIALS REVISION TIMETABLE 2019



4659630-4000500-894301-17763400-3651251791335YEAR 11Revision BookletSpring 2019YEAR 11Revision BookletSpring 201700YEAR 11Revision BookletSpring 2019YEAR 11Revision BookletSpring 2017ContentsAll exams dates in this document are provisional – students should use their exam timetables as their official reference or if in doubt, see the Exams Officer.GCSE RESISTANT MATERIALS REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Week BeginningTheme11th MarchProcesses and manufacture – looking at skills based around manufacturing, processes, key terms and tool names.11th MarchJoining techniques/finishes – looking at a range of joining methods for different materials and processes relating to finishing materials. Reinforcing materials.18th MarchSafety in the working environment – Health and safety in the workshop, safety symbols, wearing PPE for correct purpose, workshop hazards.18th MarchMarket influences – marked pull and push, looking and what influences designers and design trends.25th MarchSustainability – Sustainability and the environment, the 6Rs and reducing environmental impact, renewable energy, greenhouse gases, fossil fuels, Fair Trade, biomaterials.25th MarchDesign skills and designing – Looking at meeting the needs of a specification, how to design to meet design criteria.1st AprilDeveloping ideas – why do designers develop and what is the importance of it? Look at how to improve a products design to fuel the next generation of a product. Modelling.1st AprilConsumer legislation – legal obligations of manufacturers, the kite mark, European standards.8th AprilQuality control and quality assurance – definitions for both areas and gain an understanding of what they are about. Why are checks carried out on products?8th AprilIndustrial practices – Manufacturing scales and processes that are used in industry. Look at definitions for different scales of production and why they are suitable for certain products. Orthographic drawing, isometric drawing, tessellation (nesting/lay planning).29th AprilMaterials – woods, metals, plastics, names, uses and applications of materials from each materials area.29th AprilMaterials - alloys, polymers, smart and nano materials, names, uses and applications of materials from each materials area.6th MayResearching and analysing a task – why do designers analyse a task, what are the areas of research usually explored by designers? Ergonomics. anthropometrics, aesthetics.6th MayTools and machines – the names, uses and processes carried out using workshop tools and machines. Use the revision guide to help identify common tools and machines.13th MayPaper, boards, cardboard, printing, fabrics, fibres, 13th MayForces, mechanisms, cams, pivots, levers, inputs, processes, outputs, feedback, production techniques: JIT, FMS, Integrated manufacture, CAD, CAM24.05.19EXAM DAY – (Friday) 24/05/2019 (PM): 8552/W Exam 2 hoursThere are many resources that you can revise from: bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/design/Collins GCSE essentials resistant materials revision guide and student work book.GCSEpodGCSE DRAMA REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Week BeginningTheme11th MarchComponent 1 – Final week of tweaking coursework, make final changes and share with class teacher.18th MarchComponent 3 – DNA Yellow Box mock exam paper25th MarchComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice given 1st AprilComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice given8th AprilComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice givenEasterComponent 3 - Complete a Live Theatre and DNA Design question29th AprilComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice given6th MayComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice given13th MayComponent 3 – DNAAnswer question from a choice given17th May Written Exam: Friday 17th May (pm) 1 ? hour exam.Use the following link to BBC Bitesize to help you when revising DNA: , don’t forget to use GCSE Pod!GCSE FOOD Preparation and Nutrition REVISION TIMETABLE 2019WeekTheme11th March Understanding the nutritional properties of food Nutrition and health.Eat well guide - Research, make notes, check understanding of the eat well guide. Label each section, give examples of foods and know the function of each section. Nutrition for special dietary needs. What does each age range need?18th March Understand the functional and chemical properties of food Food scienceFocusing on the functions of ingredients used to make a range of products and why they are using key words/skills/methods.25th March Food production methods and food processing How is food produced, what methods do certain products go through to get to the shelves such as wheat into bread or milk into cartons etc....1st April Labelling, packaging, product information and codes of practiceRead, make notes and check your understanding of the use of packaging and the importance of labelling.Symbols/logos/quality marks Read, make notes and check understanding for fair trade/red tractor/vegetarian/red lion etc… 8th April Food safety and principles of food safetyStorage of Food and Food Products – Temperatures/bacteria. Buying, storing, preparing, cooking and serving of food. 15th AprilEaster HolidaysFood choiceSocial, economic, cultural and environmental considerationsRead, make notes and check understanding of Food Miles/carbon food print, Religious beliefs, Moral issues including sustainability. Sensory evaluationFood provenance: environmental impact and sustainability of food. Technological Developments – GM foods/modified starch/new technologies associated with better health and food production. 22nd AprilEaster HolidaysThe impact and effect of using a range of different equipment to produce food items of quality and consistencyRead, make notes and check your understanding of a wide range of equipment used in both the food room and industry. Be able to explain why certain pieces of equipment are used for food preparation.29th April*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.6th May*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.13th May*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.20th May*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.27th May*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.3rd June*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.10th June*Use all exam papers and notes from lessons to revise all topics covered in the specification. Use check list provided by Mrs Evans.EXAM DAY – (Monday) 10th June 2019 (AM): ExamThere are many resources that you can revise from: BBC Bite sizeilluminate.digital/aqafood (see Mrs Evans for log in and password if forgotten) GCSE MATHS REVISION TIMETABLE 2019To revise for Maths you need to “do Maths”. In other words you need to be answering lots of Maths questions and most importantly coming and asking for help when you get stuck.You can come and see a Maths teacher during any after school slot on a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and/or Friday.You also have full access to HegartyMaths.CGP revision guides and workbooks can be purchased from students services for ?2.50 each.w/cTopics to focus your revision on:Questions that you need to ask your teacher about:12th MarchAlgebra Skills:Brackets and FactorisingSubstitution19th MarchAlgebra Skills:SequencesRearranging Formula26th MarchAlgebra Skills:Solving EquationsSimultaneous EquationsQuadratic Equations2rd AprilEasterGraphs:Straight-line graphsQuadratic and harder graphsReal-life graphs9th AprilEasterRatio, proportion and rates of change:RatiosDirect and Inverse ProportionPercentages, Compound growth and decay16th AprilShapes and Area:Perimeter, Area and VolumeTransformations, Congruency and similarity 23rd AprilAngles and Geometry:Angle rulesBearingsLoci and Construction30th AprilAngles and Geometry:Pythagoras’ TheoremTrigonometryVectors7th MayProbability and Statistics:Probability, including tree diagrams and Venn diagramsAveragesGraphs and Charts14th May21st MayPaper 1 – 21st May (Non-Calculator)28th MayHalf Term4th JunePaper 2 – 6th June (Calculator)11th JunePaper 3 – 11th June (Calculator)GCSE RE REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Remember!! It’s not all about remembering content, think about the application of the content to different questions.What, how, belief, influences, importance, why.See Miss Richards for help/support - Every Wednesday 3-4pm H6.Week beginningUnit/Theme11th MarchPaper 1: Christianity: Beliefs and teachings.18th MarchPaper 1: Christianity: Practices.25th MarchPaper 1: Islam: Beliefs and teachings.1st AprilPaper 1: Islam: Practices.8th AprilPaper 2: Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment.15th April(Easter)Paper 2: Theme F: Religion, human rights and social justice.22nd April(Easter)Paper 2: Theme B: Religion and life.29th April Paper 2: Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict.6th MayContent consolidation revision for both papers.13th MayEXAMSPaper 1: The study of religions: beliefs, teachings and practices. Monday 13th May 2019 PM.Paper 2: Religious, philosophical and ethical studies: Thematic studies. Monday 20th May 2019 AM.Additional revision tasks and homework will be set which are compulsory to complete.RE Exam dates: Paper 1: The study of religions: beliefs, teachings and practices. 13th May 2019 PMPaper 2: Religious, philosophical and ethical studies: Thematic studies. 20th May 2019 AMGCSE MEDIA STUDIES REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Component 1 (your exam on June 3rd) is where you cover:Advertising and MarketingFilmVideo GamesRadioMagazinesNewspapersComponent 2 (your exam on June 10th) is where you cover:TV – IT Crowd and FriendsMusic Videos – Pharrell, Michael Jackson and Taylor SwiftTiming is crucial – particularly for Component 1 with the variety of texts – so think of a mark a minuteEach session will take place on a Thursday in IC2 - revision can be independent but the sessions will be the same theme, so drop in if you need any answers or help.Thursday Revision SessionTopicDuration14th MarchComponent 1Advertising and Marketing – Quality Street, This Girl Can, Spectre and Man with the Golden Gun1 hour21st MarchComponent 1Film - Spectre1 hour28th MarchComponent 1Magazines – Pride and GQ1 hour4th AprilComponent 1Newspapers – Guardian and The Sun1 hour11th AprilComponent 1Video Games – Pokemon Go1 hourEasterEaster holidaysIndependent revision time and revision session offered on 25th April for key theories across both components 10am-1pm IC23 hours2nd MayComponent 1Radio – The Archers1 hour9th MayComponent 2Sitcoms and TV – IT Crowd1 hour16th MayComponent 2Sitcoms and TV – Industry and Friends1 hour23rd MayComponent 2Music Videos – Industry and Pharrell, Michael Jackson and Taylor Swift1 hourMay half termHalf termIndependent revision timeIn school revision session TBC3 hours4th and 10th JuneGCSE Media Studies ExamExtra revision for Component 2 available 6th June (in between component 1 and 2 with timetabled lessons still available as drop in sessions in IC2)--6985-571500GCSE MUSIC REVISION TIMETABLE – 2019"Genius: 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration." (Thomas Edison)Wednesday Revision SessionTheme11th March- Wicked and Star Wars18th March Samba and Afro Celt25th March Purcell and Queen1st April Bach and Beethoven8th AprilRevise weaker aspect of mock, using individual PLC's29thApril Wicked and Star Wars6th MaySamba and Afro Celt13th May Purcell and Queen20th MayBach and Beethoven20th May (Half Term)Final Revision of All set works in preparation for final exam-1 hour- Area study 1-1 hour- Area study 2-1 hour- Area study 3-1 hour- Area study 4EXAMEXAM WEEKYou have the ability. You have the information. You have the understanding. You have the chance to do well... don’t blow it!Music Exam:?????????????? ??????????????? Tuesday 4th June 2019 (PM)GCSE BIOLOGY SCIENCE REVISION TIMETABLE 2019For each unit read, make notes and check your understanding. You should use your books, revision guides, online revision resources and websites like bitesize, GCSEPod and complete at least 1 save my exams booklet.Week BeginningUnit (As in the revision guide)Concerns to ask teacher about11th MarchB1 – Cell Biology18th MarchB2 – Organisation25th MarchB3 – Infection and Response1st AprilB4 – Bioenergetics8th AprilB5 – Homeostasis and Response15th AprilB6 – Inheritance, Variation and Evolution22nd AprilB7 - Ecology29th AprilB5 - B76th MayB1 - B413th MayB1 - B4Biology 1 Exam (Modules B1-4) – 14th May20th MayB5 + B627th MayB73rd JuneB5 - B7Biology 2 Exam (Modules B5-7) – 7th JuneGCSE CHEMISTRY SCIENCE REVISION TIMETABLE 2019For each unit read, make notes and check your understanding. You should use your books, revision guides, online revision resources and websites like bitesize, GCSEPod and complete at least 1 save my exams booklet.Week BeginningUnit (As in the revision guide)Concerns to ask teacher about11th MarchC1 – Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table18th MarchC2 – Bonding, Structure and Properties of Matter25th MarchC3 – Quantitative Chemistry1st AprilC4 – Chemical Changes8th AprilC5 – Energy Changes15th AprilC6 – The Rate and Extent of Chemical Change22nd AprilC7 – Organic Chemistry29th AprilC8 – Chemical Analysis6th MayC9 + C10 – Chemistry of the Atmosphere + Using Resources13th MayC1 – C5Chemistry 1 Exam (Modules C1-5) – 16th May20th MayC6 + C727th MayC8 + C9 + C103rd JuneC6 – C1010th JuneC6 – C10Chemistry 2 Exam (Modules C6-10) – 12th JuneGCSE PHYSICS SCIENCE REVISION TIMETABLE 2019For each unit read, make notes and check your understanding. You should use your books, revision guides, online revision resources and websites like bitesize, GCSEPod and complete at least 1 save my exams booklet.Week BeginningUnit (As in the revision guide)Concerns to ask teacher about11th MarchP1 – Energy18th MarchP2 – Electricity25th MarchP3 – Particle Model of Matter1st AprilP4 – Atomic Structure8th AprilP5 – Forces15th AprilP6 – Waves22nd AprilP7 –Magnetism and Electromagnetism29th AprilP8 – Space Physics6th MayP1 – P413th MayP1 - P420th MayP1 - P4P5 + P6Physics 1 Exam (Modules P1-4) – 22nd May27th MayP7 + P83rd JuneP5 – P810th JuneP5 – P8Physics 2 Exam (Modules P5-8) – 14th JuneGCSE COMBINED SCIENCE TRILOGY REVISION TIMETABLE 2019For each unit read, make notes and check your understanding. You should use your books, revision guides, online revision resources and websites like bitesize, GCSEPod and complete at least 1 save my exams booklet.Week BeginningUnit (As in the revision guide)Concerns to ask teacher about11th MarchB1 – B418th MarchC1 – C525th MarchP1 – P41st AprilB5 – B78th AprilC6 – C1015th AprilP5 – P722nd AprilB1-4, C1-5, P1-429th AprilB1-4, C1-5, P1-46th MayB1-4, C1-5, P1-413th MayB1 – B4C1 – C5Biology 1 Exam (Modules B1-4) – 14th MayChemistry 1 Exam (Modules C1-5) – 16th May20th MayP1 – P4B5 -7, C6-10, P5-7Physics 1 Exam (Modules P1-4) – 22nd May27th MayB5 -7, C6-10, P5-73rd JuneB5 -7, C6-10, P5-7Biology 2 Exam (Modules B5-7) – 7th June10th JuneC6-10, P5-7Chemistry 2 Exam (Modules C6-10) – 12th JunePhysics 2 Exam (Modules P5-7) – 14th JuneGCSE COMBINED SCIENCE TRILOGY UNITS:BiologyChemistryPhysicsB1Cell BiologyC1Atomic Structure and the Periodic TableP1EnergyB2OrganisationC2Bonding, Structure and Properties of MatterP2ElectricityB3Infection and ResponseC3Qualitative ChemistryP3Particle Model of MatterB4BioenergeticsC4Chemical ChangesP4Atomic StructureB5Homeostasis and ResponseC5Energy ChangesP5ForcesB6Inheritance, Variation and EvolutionC6The Rate and Extent of Chemical ChangeP6WavesB7EcologyC7Organic ChemistryP7Magnetism and ElectromagnetismC8Chemical AnalysisC9Chemistry of the AtmosphereC10Using ResourcesGCSE AQA Geography Revision Timetable 2019?You should now have?completed your weekly revision tasks?for paper 1 and 2 in your purple books, see your Geography teacher for support if you are not up to date.??You will now be focussing on?exam question practice. See the list below for an idea of the topics that the questions will be based on and the style of questions, you should use your purple book revision notes to help you answer?the?questions.?You will be?given?an exam question with some top tips to help you perfect your exam technique.?Revision sessions?are running every?Wednesday?after school?for support.??Week?Activity?Topic?11th?March?6 mark exam question practice?UK City - London?18th?March?6 mark?exam question practice?Development and Nigeria?25th?March?9 mark?exam question practice?Hazards?1st?April?Skills questions??Pre-release material?8th?April?Complete skills booklet?Map and statistical skills?Easter?Paper 3 practice??Fieldwork and Pre-release?29th?April?4 mark?exam question practice?Coastal and river landforms?6th?May?6 mark?exam question practice?UK economic futures??Exam dates:?Paper 1 - 21st?May 2019?Paper 2 - 5th?June 2019?Paper 3 - 13th?June 2019??History – Revision ScheduleBy this point: All of your Henry VIII revision materials should have already been produced and covered in your weekly homework. You will also have finished Medicine in the Middle Ages on Care, Cause, Treatment, Prevention and the Black Death. You should have a PLC on every paper topic for you to know where you need to focus your revision. This sheet will fit in with your weekly homework timetable you have been provided.Week/ DateRevision at Home and in School Topic 11th MarchRenaissance medicine- Diagnosis: Sydenham, Printing Press, Royal Society.Renaissance medicine- Treatment: transference, chemical cures, thermometers, barometers and personal hygiene, Vesalius. Harvey.18th MarchRenaissance medicine- Care: Hospitals and dissolution of monasteries. Pest houses and community care.Great Plague- Cause, prevention, treatment and government.Age of Enlightenment Medicine- Cause: Spontaneous generation theory, Pasteur Germ Theory, Koch- Microbes and TB25th MarchReasons for slow change: Societies attitudes, individuals, technology and government support.Age of Enlightenment Medicine- Care: Florence Nightingale and hospital changes.Age of Enlightenment Medicine- treatment: Simpson and Chloroform (surgery), Lister and Carbolic Acid (surgery) and resistance to new treatments. Jenner and vaccination / small pox.1st AprilLong term and short-term impacts of vaccination/ Jenner.Age of Enlightenment Medicine- prevention: Public Health Acts, Snow and Cholera.Modern Medicine prevention: Genetics Watson and Crick Human Genome project. Government on smoking, exercise and diet (laws and campaigns)Modern Medicine diagnosis: Blood test, x ray, CT and MRI and Ultrasound scans.Modern Medicine Treatment: Chemical cures- Salvarsan 606, Penicillin (Fleming, Florey and Chain). 8th AprilModern Medicine Care: NHS phase 1 and 2. Modern Medicine Cas Study: Lung cancer, treatment and prevention.Medicine Western Front: PRORITY LEARN ALL! GUARANTEED QUESTIONS.15th AprilGermany- Life in the Weimar Republic: Treaty of Versailles, Kapp, Spartacist and Munich Putsch, Stresemann and Golden PIE, Occupation of the Ruhr, women and architecture. 22nd AprilGermany—Early Nazi Party 1919-1929.29th AprilGermany—Appeal of Nazis 1929—1933. How did Hitler Come to Power?6th MayGermany—How did Hitler set up a dictatorship? Church, SS, SA, Law Courts. How did people’s lives change? Women, Workers, standard of living and Youth.13th MayGermany— Genocide20th May Skills booklet- take a look over key sentences- you MUST use this for exam help on sources. Medicine and Germany source skills final revision.27th MayAmerican West- Revision of topics from Plains Indians to Growth of Cattle Industry. E.g. Gold Rush, lawlessness, pacific rail road, homesteaders, Mormons and Donner Party.3rd JuneAmerican West - Cowboys and the great die up, the Indian Wars and the Dawes Act.Final top tip: Try to learn a key fact or statistic for each event to show the examiner specific own knowledge.You can do this! We believe in you!GCSE History Exams Paper 1 Monday 3rd JunePaper 2 Thursday 6th JunePaper 3 Tuesday 11th JuneGCSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION REVISION TIMETABLE 2019I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion’. Muhammad AliWeek BeginningTheme 11th MarchBody Systems - Muscular, Skeletal, , 18th MarchBody Systems - Cardio Vascular, Respiratory25th MarchMovement – antagonistic pairs, names and descriptions of movements, planes, axis, levers1st AprilWhen you exercise… Short and long term effects, Principles of Training 8th AprilComponents of fitness – names, definitions, tests and sporting examples15th April(Easter 1)Types (methods) of Training and Injury Prevention22nd April(Easter 2)Engagement patterns of different social groups29th AprilCommercialisation of sport and Ethical issues6th MaySports Psychology and Health, Fitness and Well Being.13th MayExam WeekRecap week – all areas. Your recall on topics should be solid by now. Refresh topics, retrieval practice of mind maps, flash cards etcGCSE PE Exams Paper 1 Wednesday 15th MayPaper 2 Friday 17th MayGCSE COMPUTER SCIENCE REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Week BeginningTheme11th March Computer Systems Topic: 1.1 ArchitectureComputational Thinking Topic: 2.4 Computation Logic18th MarchComputer Systems Topic: 1.4 Wired and Wireless NetworksComputational Thinking Topic: 2.5 Translators and Facilities of Languages 25th MarchComputer Systems Topic: 1.5 Network Topologies, Protocols and LayersComputational Thinking Topic: 2.3 Producing Robust Programs1st AprilComputer Systems Topic: 1.6 Systems SecurityComputational Thinking Topic: 2.6 Data Representation (images, sound and compression)8th AprilComputer Systems Topic: 1.7 Systems Software Computational Thinking Topic: 2.1 Algorithms15th AprilComputer Systems Topic: 1.8 Ethical, Legal, Cultural and EnvironmentalComputational Thinking Topic: 2.1 Algorithms22nd AprilComputer Systems weak areas – Use RAG sheet to identify areas of weakness and revise them topics29th AprilComputational Thinking - weak areas - Use RAG sheet to identify areas of weakness and revise them topics6th MayCombination of past paper questions for both Computer Systems and Computational Thinking.GCSE Computer Science Exams Monday 13th MayThursday 16th MayGCSE BUSINESS STUDIES REVISION TIMETABLE 2019Week BeginningTheme11th March Paper 1: Business Activity Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question18th MarchPaper 2: Operations Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question 25th MarchPaper 1: Marketing Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question1st AprilPaper 2: Finance Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question8th AprilPaper 1: People Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question15th AprilPaper 2: Influences on Business Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question22nd AprilPaper 2: Finance Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question29th AprilPaper 1: Marketing Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question6th MayPaper 2: People Mind Maps/Revision Cards and 1 9 mark question13th MayPaper 1 9 Mark Practice Questions20th MayPaper 1 and 2 9 Mark Practice Questions27th MayPaper 2 9 Mark Practice QuestionsGCSE Business Studies Exams Paper 1 Friday 24th MayPaper 2 Tuesday 4th JuneGCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE/ENGLISH LITERATURE Revision 2019WEEK BEGINNINGLANGUAGE TOPICLITERATURE TOPIC11th MarchReading skills Shakespeare play 18th MarchWriting skills Anthology poetry 25th MarchReading skills An Inspector Calls1st AprilWriting skillsA Christmas Carol8th AprilReading skillsUnseen poetryEaster Holiday 29th AprilWriting skills Shakespeare play6th MayReading skillsAnthology poetry13th MayWriting skillsAn Inspector Calls20th MayReading skillsA Christmas Carol 27th May(half term)General revisionGeneral revision ENGLISH LITERATURE EXAMS – Component 1 – 15th May; - Component 2 – 23rd MayENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAMS – Component 1 – 4th June; - Component 2 – 7th JuneGCSE MFL FRENCH REVISION TIMETABLE – 2019Week BeginningTopicHours11th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 12 hrs.18th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 22 hrs.25th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 32 hrs.1st AprilRevise and practise role play and photo card phrases. 2 hrs8th AprilRevise free time and holidaysEaster week 1 – Revise Home and Local Area & Environment Easter week 2 – Revise technology and entertainment29th AprilRevise food and festivals2 hrs.6th MayRevise tenses!2 hrs.13th MayRevise tenses!2 hrs.14th MayTuesday 14th May – Listening and Reading ExamsFriday 17th May – Writing ExamRevision Guides available from students services ?5.Useful websites: Active Learn / .uk / GCSE Pod/ Memrise / QuizletRevising little and often is the best method. Make mind-maps or flashcards and test yourself/each other. It can be hard work but it will make a difference. The more you revise, the more you remember, the better prepared you will be.You can do it! Positive Mental Attitude!GCSE MFL SPANISH REVISION TIMETABLE – 2019Week BeginningTopicHours11th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 12 hrs.18th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 22 hrs.25th MarchRevise and practise and the list of questions on Theme 32 hrs.1st AprilRevise and practise role play and photo card phrases. 2 hrs8th AprilRevise free time and holidaysEaster week 1 – Revise Home and Local Area & Environment Easter week 2 – Revise technology and entertainment29th AprilRevise food and festivals2 hrs.6th MayRevise school and work2 hrs.13th MayRevise tenses!2 hrs.20th MayWednesday 22nd May – Listening and Reading Exams27th MayRevise tenses and translation activities2hrsWednesday 5th June– Writing ExamRevision Guides available from students services ?5.Useful websites: Active Learn / .uk / GCSE Pod/ Memrise / QuizletRevising little and often is the best method. Make mind-maps or flashcards and test yourself/each other. It can be hard work but it will make a difference. The more you revise, the more you remember, the better prepared you will be.You can do it! Positive Mental Attitude! ................
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