If you are worried about your child's progress in a particular subject, please contact their class teacher in the first instance.

If you are worried about your child in any other way, please contact Mrs Paffett (Head of Year), Mrs Hewett (Pupil Welfare Officer), or Mrs Fletcher (Assistant Headteacher).

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We want our children to do well in exams and effective revision plays a crucial role. Whilst you can’t revise for your child, there are lots of ways you can help them. This ranges from checking what they know and helping them remember things, to providing the right homelife so that they can be at their most alert, healthy and resilient. 

Click here to read "How To Help Your Child Study for their GCSEs.

In the run up to exam time, sit down together with your child and work out the best times for revision. Make a revision timetable on a big piece of paper and pin it up somewhere prominent. When it comes to revision, research shows that little and often is better than overlong sessions. Cramming at the last minute is also counterproductive, so it’s best to start early and put in the groundwork while there is still time. 

Click the following links to read:

• Parent Support - 10 Top Tips

• Parent Support - Night Before Exams Prep

• Parent Support - Subjects YOU Struggled With

• Parent Support - Using Flashcards

• Revision Techniques

If you would like to purchase any revision guides for your child please contact Mrs Fletcher. 

Students have access to free revision guides from Pearson via the following link. They need to log in with their Miltoncross email address to have access to the free online revision guide:

 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mzt2BDZsKq5gnV-_eJeLS4DgvOiS64nL8lqVGFnEyXU/edit?usp=sharing

The next mock examinations will take place after the February half term. 

The Joint Council for Qualifications l(JCQ) are consulting on the exam timetable for next summer, which seeks to maintain some of the space built into the exam timetable last year between the first and last exams in the same subject. This spacing reduces the chance of students missing all exams in a subject due to circumstances such as illness.  All examinations will take place in May and June 2023, please do not book any holidays until at least the 30th June 2023. 

GCSE results 2023 will be available across all exam boards next summer on the 24th August 2023.