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This resource includes twenty 11+ Maths practice papers from the ‘Stretch’ series, designed to challenge and refine students’ skills. Perfectly suited for all major exam boards, including CEM, GL, and independent entrance exams, these papers are set at a more advanced level to provide a realistic and rigorous test experience. Ideal for students looking to push their abilities and prepare effectively in the lead-up to the 11+ exam.

This book of 10-Minute Tests is perfect for helping pupils prepare for the somewhat challenging word-based numerical reasoning in the CEM 11+ test. It contains five tests, each 10-15 minutes long, with a focus on written questions - students need to read the question with care, then take out the relevant mathematical information to solve the problem. Answers included. I’ve successfully used this extensively with my tutees in preparing them for a variety of entrance tests.

KS1 SATs Arithmetic Practice This resource provides targeted arithmetic practice to help students prepare for the KS1 SATs. It includes a range of carefully designed questions that cover key arithmetic skills, including: Addition and subtraction Multiplication and division Number bonds and place value Simple word problems Perfect for building confidence and reinforcing essential maths skills, this resource is ideal for both classroom practice and home revision. Great for helping students feel fully prepared and ready for the arithmetic section of the KS1 SATs.

The Nervous System and Reflex Arc – GCSE Biology Notes These GCSE Biology revision notes cover all essential topics related to the nervous system and the reflex arc, tailored to meet the requirements of all exam boards, with a focus on the Edexcel specification. Key areas include: Structure and function of the nervous system How nerve impulses travel and are transmitted The process of the reflex arc Key terms and concepts, with simple explanations Designed to make revision both fun and easy, these notes are perfect for helping students grasp complex topics and feel confident for their exams.

Vocabulary Challenge: 25 Days to Boost Your Vocabulary Ready to take your vocabulary to the next level in just 25 days? This Vocabulary Challenge is designed to help you rapidly expand your word knowledge through fun and engaging activities. Each day, you’ll tackle a new challenge, including: A pdf with 400 words compiled from past 11 plus papers, definitions and example sentences Word searches Crossword puzzles Vocabulary lists to learn Synonyms and antonyms exercises Word association activities Whether you’re preparing for exams or simply looking to enrich your language skills, this challenge is a fun and effective way to commit to learning new words every day. By the end of the 25 days, you’ll see a noticeable improvement in your vocabulary knowledge! Perfect for 11 Plus Preparation 11 Plus Vocabulary KS2 Vocabulary

This magazine is perfect for teachers, students, and parents preparing for the national curriculum tests. The activities are designed to be fun whilst also providing valuable practice and methods handy for the real day. Includes: Detailed introduction on what the SATs examinations are, and what is in the tests An interview with a student who took the exams in 2019 Reading recommendations for students who want to improve their comprehension and vocabulary skills FAQs about reading for SATs, understanding of the book, motivation, how long to read, etc… Explanation on why is it important to read, and how can you find a book which is interesting Vocabulary booster word search Fraction flashcards Tips on how to improve your speed when dealing with fractions Four rules of number speed test Further thinking questions about four rules of number, inverse operation, and fractions Skimming and scanning How to improve your comprehension skills Sudokus to help with reasoning, tip and tricks how to become better Maze, tips and tricks to become better Hidden messages Letter tiles Number blocks Cryptograms Double puzzles Maths squares SATs preparation timetable Revision tips from students who took the SATs exams in 2019 Onomatopoeia fun creative writing exercises Prompts for tasks to complete on onomatopoeia How to include onomatopoeia in your creative writing to make it more interesting Types of recounts Why recounts are fun Examples of personal recounts Continuation of recounts to make a story activities Ratio tables exercises Quick fire quiz on topics covered in issue 1

11 Plus Test Two This mock test is designed to give you a realistic experience of the real 11+ exam. Suitable for all exam boards, it includes a full range of questions covering Mathematics, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning – all key areas you’ll need to succeed. With timed sections for each subject, this test will help you practise working under pressure and give you a clear idea of what to expect on exam day. Ideal for exam preparation, this test provides valuable practice and helps boost your confidence and performance across all subjects.

11 Plus CEM Style Mock Test One This mock test is designed to give you a realistic experience of the real 11+ exam. Includes a full range of questions covering Mathematics, English, Verbal Reasoning, and Non-Verbal Reasoning – all key areas you’ll need to succeed. With timed sections for each subject, this test will help you practise working under pressure and give you a clear idea of what to expect on exam day. Ideal for exam preparation, this test provides valuable practice and helps boost your confidence and performance across all subjects.

**Back to School Quiz ** Editable version included as the last file. Includes a highly visual powerpoint, with fun animations, current affair topics, and appropriate questions. Also contains an answer sheet for teams to record their answers, certificates, and detailed answers to reflect upon.

Balanced Arguments Includes: Introductory powerpoint to balanced arguments (structure, examples, what they are, etc…) Vocabulary to use in each powerpoint Word mats (vocabulary)

GCSE Computer Science A great handout for students, or a revision tool. Teaches from scratch assuming no previous knowledge Contents Introduction to Python Programming Writing Your First Program: “Hello, World!” 2. Basic Concepts in Python Variables and Data Types (Strings, Integers, Floats, Booleans) Simple Mathematical Operations Using Input and Output Functions 3. Control Flow with Conditionals If Statements and Logical Conditions Comparison Operators Combining Conditions with and, or, and not 4. Working with Loops The for Loop and while Loop Loop Control Statements: break and continue Using Loops for Basic Problem Solving 5. Functions in Python Defining and Calling Functions Parameters, Return Values, and Scope Practical Examples of Functions 6. Data Structures in Python Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries Basic List Operations and Methods Using Dictionaries for Key-Value Pairs 7. Working with Strings String Methods and Manipulation Formatting Strings Practical String Operations 8. File Handling Reading and Writing to Files Working with Different File Types (Text, CSV, JSON) Handling File Exceptions 9. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Understanding Classes and Objects Creating and Using Simple Classes Basic Concepts of Inheritance and Encapsulation 10. Error Handling and Debugging Common Python Errors Using try, except, and finally Tips for Effective Debugging 11. Project Walkthroughs Building a Simple Calculator Creating a Number Guessing Game Developing a To-Do List Program 12. Resources for Practice and Further Learning Recommended Practice Sites Additional Reading and Tutorials Ideas for Python Projects

3.4.4 Oligopoly Oligopoly Teaching/Revision Pack: 20 Exercises 20 Exercises and Fully Worked Solutions Covering: a Price stability. The actions of one firm will impact on other firms in the industry as they are interdependent. b Students should be able to calculate concentration ratios and be able to identify the likely market structure and the significance. c Oligopoly firms have an incentive to work together through collusive agreements. d Considering why firms might collude tacitly or overtly, or engage in non-price competition. e Game theory can be used to predict how firms might behave. It is used to explain why firms may collude and why collusive agreements may break down… f Exploring types of price competition.Other types of price competition should be considered; for example, predatory pricing and limit pricing. g Non-price competition can take the form of advertising, issuing of loyalty cards, branding, packaging and other measures to reduce the closeness of substitutes.

2.2 Aggregate Demand (AD) Pack - Edexcel A Level Economics This resource provides over 20 exercises focused on Aggregate Demand (AD), designed to help Edexcel A Level Economics students deepen their understanding. The exercises cover all components of AD—Consumption ©, Investment (I), Government Expenditure (G), and Net Exports (X-M)—and the factors that influence them. Variety of Exercises: Gap fills, data response questions, short and long-answer questions, and case studies.

The Hunger Games: Economics Edition is an engaging, hands-on classroom activity designed to bring A-level Economics to life. Students take on the roles of districts in a resource-scarce economy, making decisions on trade, production, and survival. Through interactive scenarios like inflation shocks, market trading, and external crises, they’ll apply key economic concepts such as scarcity, opportunity cost, and market dynamics in a fun, competitive way. Perfect for sparking discussion and teamwork while connecting theory to real-world challenges!

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Theme 2: 2.1 - 2.5: The UK Economy – Performance and Policies 2.1 Measures of Economic Performance Economic Growth GDP, Real GDP, GDP per capita Difference between real and nominal GDP Recession definition and implications Inflation Consumer Prices Index (CPI), Retail Prices Index (RPI) Demand-pull vs. cost-push inflation Employment and Unemployment Claimant Count vs. ILO Labour Force Survey methods Causes of changes in unemployment rates Economic and social consequences of unemployment Balance of Payments Components of the Current Account (goods/services, primary income, secondary income) Causes and solutions for a current account deficit 2.2 Aggregate Demand (AD) Components of AD: Consumption ©, Investment (I), Government spending (G), Net exports (X–M) Factors affecting each component Shifts and movements along the AD curve 2.3 Aggregate Supply (AS) Short-run vs. long-run AS (Classical vs. Keynesian views) Factors causing shifts in SRAS and LRAS Effects of infrastructure investment and planning reforms on LRAS 2.4 National Income Circular flow of income (income vs. wealth) Multiplier effect and calculations 2.5 Economic Growth Actual vs. potential economic growth Output gaps (negative output gap, implications) Business/trade cycle phases and impact on government finances Economic growth: benefits and limitations regarding living standards Exam Structure Included: Multiple-choice questions with explanations Short answer and application questions with model answers Data response questions with explanations Essay questions with structured model responses and evaluation tips

I’ve taken apart every CSSE English past paper, mark scheme, and examiner comment available and turned that insight into a focused strategy and training guide built to get top marks. This isn’t just more practice. It’s about learning how to score. Inside, I break down the exact techniques for answering comprehension, inference, vocabulary-in-context, and applied reasoning questions the way markers reward. I also train students to write powerful, well-structured creative writing responses drawing on real examiner expectations. This is for students aiming for KEGS or other CSSE grammar schools who want to go beyond surface-level revision and train like a top scorer. Includes: Deep past paper analysis High-impact model answers Unique strategies for every section which I teach to my students Targeted drills SPaG and vocabulary training CSSE 11+ English CSSE past paper analysis CSSE comprehension strategy CSSE creative writing practice CSSE applied reasoning King Edward VI Grammar School preparation KEGS 11+ strategy CSSE English mark scheme CSSE exam training CSSE writing section guide

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11+ English: The Complete August 2025 Plan A Day-by-Day Programme for Exam Confidence This fully structured month plan provides full-spectrum English preparation for children sitting grammar school entrance exams this September. Includes daily high-impact activities that strengthen comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, spelling, punctuation and verbal reasoning. Each day targets a specific skill area: Comprehension tasks with model answers Vocabulary building and context practice Clear, structured grammar and punctuation revision Timed cloze tasks Progress tracking 11+ English preparation 11+ exam 2025 11+ August revision plan grammar school entrance exam CEM 11+ English GL Assessment 11+ CSSE English practice 11+ comprehension practice 11+ vocabulary and grammar English revision Year 6 11+ daily plan 11+ cloze practice 11+ English workbook 11+ summer revision 11 plus exam preparation

I’ve designed these five full-length GL-style Verbal Reasoning mock papers to give your child the best possible preparation for the September 2025 exam. Each paper includes 80 questions, covering all the key Verbal Reasoning skills tested by GL Assessment: Letter and number sequences Word meanings and opposites Odd one out Code-breaking Logic and analogies I’ve structured these papers to reflect the style, difficulty, and layout your child will face in the real exam. Each paper comes with a full set of answers. These papers are ideal for: -Timed practice at home -Tutor-led sessions -Mock exam preparation 11 plus verbal reasoning GL 11+ practice papers 11+ mock exams 11+ GL style papers 11 plus verbal reasoning practice GL assessment verbal reasoning 11+ September 2025 preparation verbal reasoning mock tests GL style 11+ exam papers