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Are you ready for a promotion?
The promotions test will be open until the 7th February. Score full marks on your first attempt and you’ll automatically be accepted into our privileged ranks.
You don’t already need to have joined the Grammar Police to take part!
Good luck!
And the latest issue of Sapere Aude is here!
And the December issue of our student-run magazine Sapere Aude is here!
It’s our biggest issue yet, with 26 pages of articles, pictures and poetry.
A huge thank you to Mrs Bennett, Editor in Chief, for coordinating an outstanding team of students, including: Eleanor Pilkington, Oliver Woolley, Heather Elliot, Lucy McDonagh, Jamie Sanderson, Jacob Grage, Billy Watson, Molly McDermott, Freya Buckley and Albert Keller.
If you’ve any suggestions for future issues, ping Mrs Bennett an email (c.bennett@lutterworthcollege.com).
You can read the issue here:
How can I revise?
Have YOU got what it takes to join the Grammar Police?
We’re on the lookout for new recruits for 2019/20. Click on the link below to take our test. After the 1st November deadline, successful applicants will receive certificates. You can take the test as many times as you like, but you do need to score full marks to be accepted.
Paper 1 Question 5 Knowledge Organiser
A handy revision tool. Can be used for self or peer quizzing. Use this to get ready for that crucial narrative/descriptive writing task which is worth 25% of your final grade.
Sapere Aude – June Issue
Click on the link below to read the final issue of Sapere Aude for the 2018/19 academic year.
It’s a brilliant issue, as always – and massive thanks to all of the students involved, and to Mrs Downie for overseeing them. The next issue will be out in the summer term. If you’ve got any suggestions for content, please email our student editor, Eleanor Pilkington: e.pilkington08@lutterworthcollege.com.
It’s here: the Ultimate Grammar Police Exam!
We won’t lie to you: this test is the trickiest one we’ve ever set.
Last year, the equivalent test had a pass rate of just 4%.
Could you score 20/20?
Take your time and good luck!
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 real final literature exams, which are all too soon.
The Eggcellent Easter Revision Timetable for GCSE English Literature 2019
(Click on the hyperlink above for a higher resolution version.)
If you’re aiming for a grade 9, why not check out this amazing blog with example essays for everything as well as these cheeky essays on every poem!
You can find our GCSE Language 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 Mr Smith (m.smith@lutterworthcollege.com).
Enjoy!
Sapere Aude – March Issue
Another brilliant issue of our student-run magazine, Sapere Aude, is out.
Click on the link below to read it.
Sapere Aude – Issue 2 – March 2019
Massive thanks to all of the students involved, and to Mrs Downie for overseeing them. The next issue will be out in the summer term. If you’ve got any suggestions for content, please email our editor, Eleanor Pilkington: e.pilkington08@lutterworthcollege.com.
It’s here: the Ultimate Grammar Police Exam!
We won’t lie to you: this test is the trickiest one we’ve ever set.
Last year, the equivalent test had a pass rate of just 4%.
Could you score 20/20?
Take your time and good luck!
English at Lutterworth College 