GCSE Speaking and Listening

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Hello year 11!

Between Monday 25th September and Friday 6th October you’ll be completing your GCSE Speaking and Listening presentations!

Click here for our top tips post.

Click here for a folder of resources, including:

  • the task sheet
  • the PowerPoint you’ve seen in class
  • the mark scheme
  • the exemplar videos of students achieving each grade

Summer holiday homework for incoming Year 7s

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Hello, near Year 7s!

We enjoyed meeting you over the induction days – and hope you will enjoy the task we’ve set you for the summer.

Here’s what we’d like you to do:

  • Cover your reading journal in a way that represents you and your taste in books. (Make sure you include your name!)
  • Respond to the books you read over the summer in a creative way. You should include the title and the author, but the rest is up to you. You could:
    • Write a review
    • Draw a picture that represents how you feel about the book
    • Write a chapter continuing the story
    • Write a diary entry for one of the characters
    • Create a new cover for the book
    • Anything else you can think of!

You should aim to read (and respond to) 2 to 5 books over the holiday.

Don’t forget to bring your journal with you for the first lesson back!

If you have any questions, get in touch with us. You can email Mr Ford, the Head of Faculty, on n.ford@lutterworthcollege.com.

 

The Eggcellent Easter Revision Timetable

Year 11! You asked for it (well, you didn’t) – and here it is.

A day-by-day plan for revising for your English Literature GCSE, with plenty of activities to help prepare you for both the mock Paper 1 (the first Tuesday back) and the real final exams, which are all too soon.

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(Click on the image above for a higher resolution version.)

You can find our GCSE Revision Folders by clicking on the link at the top of this page. Don’t forget all of the useful audio you’ll find too by clicking on GCSE Playlists. You should know the password. If not: email or tweet Mr Shovlin (s.shovlin@lutterworthcollege.com / @mrshovlin).

Enjoy!