Let’s be real: No one wants to revise in June.

But what if we told you that you could start building Grade 9 habits this summer... without losing your tan or Netflix time😁?

It’s not about cramming. It’s about clever little moves that put you ahead before term even begins. Think of it like sneaky l...

You know what deserves to go viral? Not another dance trend—but your brain. 🧠💥

Let’s face it: you spend time on TikTok (don’t deny it), so why not let your English revision tag along for the scroll?

🎬 Introducing: TikTok-Style Revision. It’s fun, fast, and unforgettable. You take famous quotes fro...

🎥 Revision... but make it popcorn-worthy. 🍿

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by those massive textbooks or re-reading Macbeth for the 17th time feels like literary deja vu—don’t panic. You’re allowed to press play instead of turning pages. In fact, I encourage it.

Watching film adaptations of your GC...

If regular comprehension questions make your eyes glaze over faster than a carbs at 3pm, you’re not alone. But here’s a secret: Paper 1 is basically a puzzle. Every question is a riddle in disguise, and if you know how to crack it, you win every time.

So let’s make it fun.

🎯 The Challenge: Solve t...

You’ve probably asked yourself this before: What is the point of English? Like, truly. Why are we analysing poems by long-dead Victorians? Why are we decoding metaphors in books written a hundred years ago? Why are we writing about structure when you could be doing literally anything else?

Here’s m...

Comparing two poems can feel tricky, but it’s a core skill in GCSE English Literature – and you can master it! Here’s how to write a poetry comparison essay that grabs top marks:

1. Read the Question Carefully 🙋‍♀️ – First, make sure you understand exactly what the exam question is asking. Is it ab...

When studying English (especially literature), you’ll hear about verse and prose. What’s the difference? 🤔 And why should a GCSE student care? Let’s break it down in a fun, simple way:

What Is Prose?
Prose is basically “normal writing” – the language of everyday speech and most novels. It’s written ...

1. English Language Paper 1 can be a lot: you’ve got to read a text and answer questions and write a creative piece, all under time pressure. 🎢 It’s no surprise that students sometimes slip up. But hey, every mistake is avoidable once you know it’s there! Here are some common Paper 1 mistakes and t...

When studying Romeo and Juliet, one debate that often comes up is: “Is Lord Capulet a good father to Juliet?” 🤔 It’s a great question because it doesn’t have a simple yes/no answer – it’s complex, just like Lord Capulet himself. Let’s analyze this fascinating character and weigh the evidence for bot...

Unseen poems on exam day – sounds scary, right? 😱 You flip the page and there’s a poem you’ve never read before, and the clock is ticking. But fear not! Here’s how to tackle an unseen poem when under exam pressure:

1. Breathe and Read the Question First 📃🔍 – Before diving into the poem, read the ex...

If you’re part of my outgoing Year 11 students, I firstly want to say a massive GOOD LUCK for results day tomorrow. Pre-results day anxiety is HORRIBLE and it’s always helpful knowing exactly what you can do on Results Day tomorrow to make the day less daunting and scary!

✅Tip 1: Avoid endless soci...