1. How do these images link to your English and Maths GCSEs?

2. Andy Murray 3.42.40 – 3.44.00 stop on shot of Andy sitting.
As you watch this think about how you felt when you collected your trial exam results. Did you feel like Roger or Andy?
I’m sure a number of you can identify with how Andy was feeling. But Andy didn’t give up. Just a few weeks later he found himself in the same final against Federer as part of Team GB in the Olympics.

3. And you probably remember that things turned out very differently the second time.
How did he do it? By remaining determined, not giving up and using the support of his family and coaching team.
You also have a team here to support you, your teachers along with parents and friends. We’re here to support you so that even if the first attempt with the trials hasn’t gone as well as you’d like, in the real exams you can be like Murray in the Olympic final.

4. Opportunities to improve your controlled assessment.
We are your team! We are doing all we can to support you now that you know what you need to do:
Breakfast clubs
Revision sessions
A* workshops
Opportunities to improve your controlled assessment.
There are a huge number of extra sessions which you were given a list of in the assembly yesterday which provide extra opportunity to make use of the support available at school. Use it!

5. Barcelona

7. In English

8. In English
Use GCSE Bitesize English for Literature Use Mr Bruff’s Youtube page for Language and Literature revision

9. In Maths

10. In Maths
Revision guide Workbook

11. In Maths

12. Be disciplined
0.50 – 2.00 Stop after Julie Walter’s wink BEFORE MAN SPEAKS!
Focussing on your goal, practising and being determined will gain you expertise.
Be disciplined to avoid distractions.

13. Over to you . . .
Are you prepared? Do you see the same levels of determination when you look at yourself in the mirror?
Having a goal and working toward it. Managing distractions and being single minded. Not allowing friends or even flappy bird to knock you off your course. Determination, resilience and ultimately success. A culmination of the ideas from the previous clips. Picking yourself up or building on your results, getting advice and support, gaining confidence and practising. Prepare, prepare, prepare!

14. Prepare and Refine your Skills
Key skills for English: Inference Interpretation Analysis Creative thinking
Key Skills for Maths: Problem solving Logical deduction Analysis Accuracy

16. This is how we want you to feel about your English and Maths Results