In this session students will be introduced to the concept of functions. They will learn what functions are and also learn how to find the value of any function for different inputs. Finally we are going to discover how to find inverse of any function.

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of volume of 3D shapes and also learn how to calculate volume of prisms. They will also learn the concept of unit cubes and how they can be used to calculate the volume of cubes and cuboids.  

In this session students will learn how to construct formulae from worded statements. They will also understand how to construct formulae involving one or more variables. Finally, they will also learn about constructing formulae which involve a fixed and a variable component.

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of perimeter of 2D shapes. They will also learn how to calculate perimeter of standard 2D shapes and how to calculate perimeter of compound shapes in different ways. Join your tutor Mr Salian to practise finding the perimeter of 2D shapes leaving you in good stead to move onto more complex challenges that students will face in further topics.  

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of nets of solids. This is an important topic in for students to cover in Geometry regarding 2D and 3D shapes and Mr Salian will work with you to be able to identify the solid shape from its net and identify the nets of different solids.  

In this class Christmas themed Maths class, Daria your tutor will consider the most famous logic exercises in the seasonal realm. Students will learn several approaches for solving sophisticated logic problems and put new theory into practice. This is a great chance to not only have some Christ-Maths fun, but to really understand how to approach logical word problems which is an important part of excelling at mathematics. 

In the real world we use many different types of measurements, but in Maths we can split these into 2 units.  In this class your SkyMath tutor will consider metric and imperial units. Students will discover the difference between these two groups of measurement.  Students will solve various word problems based on real life situations to practise showing their working out using both metric and imperial units.  

In this session students will be introduced to the concepts of Expressions, Equations, Formulae and Identities. We are going to spend this lesson to understand the difference between each of them by using different examples. 

This workshop gives students the opportunity to see how to gain some serious marks in your GCSE examinations in the topic of Translation and Reflection of different shapes.  Your tutor Daria Students will show you how to do these operations effectively and timely so that you do not waste any time in your examinations. All the theory learnt in today's class will be put into practice so students get the best possible chance of learning how to answer exam-style questions.

In this class your SkyMath tutor will consider the most popular world problems that we find in the topic of ratio and proportions. Students will firstly be taught the theory and then have a chance to put that theory into practise with some all important exercises.  These exercises are a key part of learning for students to challenge themselves and develop and understanding in how to answer questions alone.  

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of Prime Factor Decomposition and writing any number in index notation of its prime factor. They will also learn how to use prime factor decomposition of numbers to calculate H.C.F. and L.C.M. of numbers. 

In this class, host Daria will walk students through the topic of 'Vectors', starting with the basic aspect of vectors, then moving onto how to add and subtract vectors, how to find the vector's length, before putting all of the new information into practice! 

In this class Daria your SkyMath tutor will continue talking about percentage and the different types of Interest.  You will consider what is compound interest and compare it with simple interest. Students will have a great opportunity to see the difference between these interest types in practice.

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of significant figures and how to round numbers to a certain number of significant figures. They will also learn how to use estimating the answer to any calculation by using the concept of rounding to significant figures. Join Mr Salian in this class to fully understand how and why we round numbers to significant figures. 

In this class students will learn how to find any term in a linear sequence, through deriving the nth term expression of the linear sequence. The 'nth' term is a formula with 'n' in it which enables students to find any term of a sequence without having to count up or down from one term to the next .Student will look at both visual and number patterns which will help cement a deeper understanding of linear sequences. 

In this class your SkyMath tutor is going to teach you about one of the most essential mathematical topics that you will find in daily life - Percentages!  Firstly students are going to learn the theory and then most importantly in this topic there is the chance to solve plenty of different word problems surrounding percentages.  Word problems can be challenging, therefore correct comprehension of these in regards to percentages is important for students to excel in this topic.  

This session focuses on using the quadratic formula in order to be able to solve quadratic equations.

In this class you are going to learn about transformations.  Transformations change the size or position of shapes. A reflection is a type of transformation. It 'maps' one shape onto another. When a shape is reflected a mirror image is created. If the shape and size remain unchanged, the two images are congruent (Exactly the same). In this lesson you will learn how to draw a mirror line, as well as reflect shapes on coordinate axis. Students will also learn about diagonal reflections which take place in the lines y = x and y = - x. Finally, students will be shown how to describe a reflection that maps one shape onto another

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of surds and how they can be related to fractional indices. They will also learn how to simplify surds and how to perform different operations on surds. Finally, they will also be introduced to the concept of rationalisation and learn how to rationalise denominators containing surds. 

To build on an understanding of mathematical formulae, it is important to understand how these formulae can then be rearranged. 

Students will be able to define what is meant by factors and multiples and in turn use prime factorisation (factor trees) and Venn diagrams to find the Highest common factor and Lowest common multiple of two numbers. Students will then be able to apply this skill to worded problems. The relevance of prime factorisation to the real world is very important to people who try to make (or break) secret codes based on numbers. That is because factoring very large numbers is very hard, and can take computers a long time to do. If you want to know more, the subject is "encryption" or "cryptography".

In this class students will learn how to factorise quadratic equations. They will use prior knowledge of factorising linear equations and build on this. Factorising quadratic equations will enable students to find the roots/solutions of a quadratic curve. The roots/solutions tell us the points at which the curve intersects the x-axis. This can be beneficial to businesses if they graph their price against their profits as shown in the image below. Using the curve, a business will be able to find it’s profit maximising price as well as the prices where they will make no profits.  

In mathematics, the difference of two squares is a squared number subtracted from another squared number. Applying this to quadratic expressions, students will be able to factorise more difficult quadratics in the form of  (a2 - b2 ). This is very useful topic as it is often included in other areas such as simplifying algebraic expressions and rationalising surds. Students aiming for a grade 6 and above will very much benefit from this topic.   

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of rounding numbers and how to round numbers to a certain place value. They will also learn how to round decimal numbers to certain number of decimal places 

Querer is a common verb to get to grips with in Spanish, we are going to spend some time this lesson learning how to conjugate this verb. Firstly  we will revise vocabulary related eating at a restaurant.  We will then learn how to ask for food at a restaurant.  Then we are going to focus on learning the conjugation for ‘querer’ (to want) in present tense.  As an extension we will learn how to say what other people want. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

In this class students will learn about the derivation of the area of a circle and will learn how to use the formula to calculate the area of a circle and sector.

In this session, students will understand when to multiply and divide numbers by powers of 10 and how to use this principle to write any number in its standard form. They will also learn how to perform different calculations with numbers written in their standard forms. 

In today's class your SkyMath tutor is going to go over the basics of probability. Students will first of all go through the theory of probability and the differences between independent and exclusive events.  Secondly they will get the opportunity to putting the information into practice and try out some challenging probability based exercises.

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of compound cuboids. They will also learn how to break compound cuboids into a simple cuboid and how can that knowledge be used to find the volume of compound cuboids.

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of area of 2D shapes. They will also learn how to calculate the areas of some standard 2D shapes and using that to calculate the areas of compound shapes. 

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of 3D shapes by using examples of everyday life. They will learn how 3D shapes are classified and what are the different components of 3D shapes. Students will also be taught about the concept of cross-section of 3-D shapes in an interesting and dynamic way! 

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of proportion. They will then understand when are two quantities in direct proportion. Finally, they will understand how to find the missing values if two quantities are in direct proportion and how to use this aspect to solve applications of direct proportion in real-life. Students will gain the practical knowledge of Proportions after this class which is needed to answer any questions that come up to excel in the topic. 

In this session students will understand how to convert metric units of area and volume. Finally, they will be introduced to the concept of imperial units and how to convert from one imperial unit to another. This is a key topic to get right in Maths and so this class is useful for those wanting the opportunity to be able to excel at unit conversions.

This class follows on from our previous Transformation Workshop, this time we will consider Rotation and Enlargement of different shapes. Students will learn how to do these operations effectively and in a timely manner so as not to waste precious time in examinations. All new theory learnt will be put to the test through practise questions perfect as a revision tool to allow you to work at your utmost best capability. 

Transformations change the size or position of shapes. A translation is a type of transformation. A translation moves a shape up, down or from side to side but it does not change its appearance in any other way. To translate shapes in the correct direction, students will learn about vector notations, which give information about the direction in which the vertices of a shape will need to be moved. Once familiar with vector notation, translations become a relatively straight forward transformation which will enable students sitting the foundation or higher GCSE paper to pick up ‘easy marks’. 

In this class students will recap the methods of rearranging equations and then we will learn how to solve more complex problems which involve factorising expressions before being able find the subject of a formula.  For example, in the formula for the area of a rectangle A = b h ( area = base × height ), the subject of the formula is A.

Data can be represented in many forms and pie charts are a common way of representing data. A pie chart is a chart represented by a circle. It shows the proportion of each group at a glance. In this lesson students will learn how to calculate the proportion of each sector in a pie chart and in turn apply their knowledge of angles to draw each sector. Join Mr Hajghassem in this class to become positively perfect at Pie Charts. 

Understanding Ratios is key skill to develop early in Maths learning as it is used as a foundation to build future knowledge on.

Have you always wondered what it would be like to be Santa Claus? How does he manage to get all those parcels to all those children in just one night?  In this class Daria your tutor will go through a set of word problems that need to be solved on Christmas night and how students can use them in real life examples. We will go through some basic Maths you should already know, including Velocity, Probability and some new maths problems including distance word problems and logic exercises.  All old and new knowledge learnt will be put to the test using practical examples for you to follow along with.  Merry Christmas! 

In this class Daria will consider formulas of area. Students will learn formulas of area for all geometric shapes. Students will be able to check their skills on practice. Theory and typical exam exercises will be considered.

Fractions is a topic many students find challenging initially. This session consolidates learning on all fraction types for students who are looking to gain more confidence in this area.

Fractions, decimals and percentages can all have the same values. Students need to know how to convert between them, in particular when a question requires students to work in all 3. Students may have a preference to write values in one singular format and therefore we will be working on being able to use all three notations to be as easy as each other. Converting between fractions, decimals and percentages is a key skill needed to perform well in examinations and vital for success particularly found in the Foundation Level paper of GCSE.  

In this class Daria your Maths Tutor will take you on a refresher workshop of the most vital Circle Theorems.  This is Part 2 of our Circle Theorems workshops, although you do not need to have attended Part 1 to gain an incredible amount of helpful theory and practise.  Join this session to answer a number of practical questions to solve geometric problems. 

Relative frequency (experimental probability) is used when probability is being estimated using the outcomes of an experiment or trial, when theoretical probability cannot be used. For example, when using a biased dice, the probability of getting each number is no longer 1/6. To be able to assign a probability to each number, an experiment would need to be conducted. From the experimental results, the relative frequency could be calculated.  In this class students will learn the difference between theoretical and experimental probability and how to calculate theoretical probability. 

In this session students will understand how to apply trigonometric ratios for non-right-angled-triangles. They will also be introduced to the concept of the Sine Rule and Cosine Rule and will eventually know how to find the area of any triangle using trigonometric ratios. 

In this class your SkyMath tutor will consider the most popular word problems about distance, speed and time. Students will learn the simplest way of solving such word problems.  Once we have studied the theory you will get a chance to put your knowledge to practise and work through some practical exercises.  

In this class students will learn about the different components of a circle and understand the relationship between the diameter of a circle and its circumference. In turn, students will be able to calculate the circumference and arc length of a circle. 

In this class, students will learn the basics of Trigonometry and Trigonometric ratios.  We will cover the relationship between the trigonometric ratios as well as covering these ratios for some standard angles.

Did you know there were different types of numbers? In this session, students will be introduced to different types of numbers and how to differentiate between each of these types of numbers. They will also be introduced to the concept of rational and irrational numbers. 

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of iteration using real life examples. Students will also know under which situations will students be able to apply iterative methods and understand how to find solutions to higher order equations using iterative methods and methods of trial and improvement. 

In this session students will be exposed to difficult formulae/equations including the ones with fractions, roots and the ones having the potential subject on both sides of the equation. Students will understand how to solve questions on changing the subject of such difficult formulae.  This class will give students the tools to perform this calculation for the most difficult of questions that come up in GCSE.

At the end of this class students will be able to recognise and draw the net of a cylinder and subsequently be able to calculate the surface area of a cylinder. Students will gain a good understanding of what surface area means and be able to visualise it. 

Algebraic fractions are a grade 7 and above topic which require students to simplify expressions that involve fractions. This topic appears regularly in the GCSE Higher Maths Exams and needs to be mastered for students seeking to go on to study A-levels. Simplifying algebraic fractions works in the same way as simplifying normal fractions. A common factor must be found and divided throughout.

The order of operations (BIDMAS) is a collection of rules that tell us which operations to perform first in order to evaluate a given mathematical expression. For example, in mathematics, multiplication is granted a higher precedence than addition, therefore, the expression 2 + 3 × 4 is interpreted to have the value 2 + (3 × 4) = 14, and not (2 + 3) × 4 = 20.

In today's class students will learn how to use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the distance between two points on a coordinate axis. Students will then derive the formula for the distance between two lines.  Mr Hajghassem provides students the opportunity in this class to apply Pythagoras' theorem with a number of exercises.  

Standard form is a way to write really large or very small numbers. It follows the format a × 10ⁿ. Scientists use standard form all the time as they regularly have to deal with very large and very small numbers. For example the speed of light is a very large number, so it's usually written as 3 × 10⁸ m/s.

In this session students will firstly be introduced to the concept of reciprocal of trigonometric ratios. They will then be introduced to the concept of unit circle and how to use that to find Sine and Cosine of angles more than 90 degrees. Finally, students will understand how to draw graphs of trigonometric ratios and how to use that to find Sine and Cosine of angles more than 90 degrees.

Fractions, decimals and percentages are frequently used in daily life. At GCSE level students are required to make basic conversions, however they are also required to prove that a recurring decimal can be written as a fraction. A typical recurring decimal is 0.333 which is equivalent to a 1/3. Students need to be able to show why 0.333 is equivalent to 1/3.  This is a level 6/7 topic for students sitting the higher GCSE paper. 

Approximate solutions to more complex equations can be found using a process called iteration. Iteration means repeatedly carrying out a process.

In this class students will learn about calculating the volume of a cylinder and cone.  Students will be taught how to calculate the volume of a 3D shape with a consistent cross-section.  To finally be able to learn the volume of a cylinder.

In this class your SkyMath tutor is going to go through conditional probability. Students will first learn the theory needed to understand conditional probability, its uses and importantly the differences between conditional and basic probability.  After the theory is learnt students will be able to put their knowledge into practise with some exercises intended to challenge and reinforce the theory. 

Building on the prior knowledge about interior angles of polygons, this lesson will show students the relationship between the interior and exterior angles of a polygon. Using visual demonstrations students will deduce that the sum of exterior angles in a polygon will add up to 360 degrees. Students can then use this knowledge to complete a wide range of problems involving interior/exterior angles in polygons.  

With the impact of globalisation, businesses and countries are more intertwined than ever before. British companies may use Chinese suppliers for their raw materials and Chinese manufactures may buy oil in dollars to run their factories. With the growth of trade and multiple currencies being exchanged between nations, calculating the exchange rate of currencies is a must in the modern global economy. Furthermore, with an increase in travel, individuals will also need to have a good understanding of exchange rates when going on holiday or purchasing foreign goods to get value for their money. In this lesson, you will learn how to make currency conversions which will be both beneficial in the real world and for those taking GCSE examinations.  

Solving equations is an integral part of maths and many mathematical problems can be solved by forming and solving equations. In this lesson students will learn how to use inverse operations to solve two step equations. Solving equations is a fundamental skill for students to revise and perfect, it is often tested in other topics such as Geometry.  

Simultaneous equations require algebraic skills to find the values of letters within two or more equations. They are called simultaneous equations because the equations are solved at the same time.

This workshop gives students the opportunity to see how to gain some serious marks in GCSE examinations for those taking the Foundation Tier paper. Your Skymath tutor will show you how to complete exercises effectively and timely so that you do not waste any time in your examinations. Any new theory covered today will then be followed up by some practical exercises so students get the best possible chance of learning how to answer exam-style questions.

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of inequalities. They will be first introduced to the different notations that are used in inequalities. They will then understand the properties of linear and quadratic inequalities. Once students have completed this class they should be well versed in the idea and properties of how to solve inequalities.  

This is a fantastic class focusing on real life application of maths.  In the class students will not only learn the theory behind unitary measures but also how to use this knowledge to find the best buys when shopping, e.g. in a supermarket, making sure they get the best deal available.

Do you know why we use Metric and Imperial measures? In this class Daria will consider metric and imperial units. Students will discover the difference between these two groups of measurement and will spend some time solving word problems based on real life situations. 

In today's session students will be introduced to the concept of graphically. They will first be introduced to different graphical notations and what each on them means. They will then understand how to use these notations to solve linear and quadratic inequalities graphically. Finally, they will also understand how to solve system of inequalities graphically.  

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of Quadratic Sequences. They will also understand what is the nth term of a Quadratic sequence and how to derive a rule for the nth term of a Quadratic sequence.

This is an extension of session on solving linear equations. In this session we will look at solving difficult linear equations. Students will first understand how to solve linear equations involving unknowns on both sides. They will then know how to solve linear equations involving brackets. And finally, they will understand how to solve linear equations involving fractions.

This class focuses on learning how to say conjugate verbs using estar for 'to be' and '-ing' words. In this lesson we will revise leisurely activities such as ‘watching TV’, ‘listening to the radio’ or ‘sending messages to friends’.  We will learn the structure ‘I am doing something’ and will use it to make sentences in present progressive or continuous.  We will then make up our own sentences by using a given template. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

In this session students will learn to find squares, cubes, square roots and cube roots of numbers manually which will be helpful in the non-calculator paper of their GCSE Examinations (or equivalent). 

Ratios are a part of everyday life, whether students are buying a pizza or calculating coordinates on a map. In this important class students will learn how to define what is meant by a ratio and split a quantity in a given ratio. As a topic ratios are found in all ability papers, therefore is an important topic to study to succeed in Maths.   

Do you know which word problems are the most essential in real life? 

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of subject of any formula. They will not only know what is it meant to rearrange and change the subject of any formula, but they will also learn different ways to change the subject of the formula.

A measure of average is a value that is typical for a set of figures. Finding the average helps you to draw conclusions from data. For instance, finding the average number of sales in a given period can help a business make decisions about their stock levels at different points in time. The main types are mean, median and mode. Where a data set is large, a frequency table can make it easier to calculate averages. Students will therefore learn how to use a frequency table to calculate the mean of a data set. 

In this class Daria your Maths Tutor will continue to talk about the most crucial circle theorems. These theorems are vital for students who want to excel in maths and become fully fledged mathematicians. Students will put into practice new theories covered in this class. 

In this class students will firstly learn how to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to calculate unknown figures in right-angled triangles. They will then go on to learn how to apply this knowledge to real life situations, for example, calculating distances to travel.

In this class Maria your tutor from SkyMath will talk about Sines and Cosines. Students will learn how to quickly remember the meaning of sine and cosine. All new information will be put into practice in a safe, helpful and friendly way. Theory and typical exam exercises will be considered.   This important topic in Maths is one that many students struggle with, this is the perfect class to revise the topic.  

A solid understanding of quadratics is key to achieving the best results in Maths exams or teacher assessments.

In everyday life people calculate the area and perimeter of things.  From finding out how many tiles you need for your bathroom floor, or how much wrapping paper you need for your Christmas presents! 

Fractions are a vital lesson throughout all Maths studies and having a firm understanding of the theory and how to apply this is key in achieving a student's potential. 

In this second part of the workshop we are going to carry on from where we left off in Workshop Part 1. This workshop gives students the opportunity to see how to gain some serious marks in GCSE examinations for those taking the Foundation Tier paper. Your Skymath tutor will show you how to complete exercises effectively and timely so that you do not waste any time in your examinations. Any new theory covered today will then be followed up by some practical exercises so students get the best possible chance of learning how to answer exam-style questions.

A bearing is an angle, measured clockwise from the north direction. Bearings are often used to describe direction (North, East, South, West), and a real-life example of this is ships using bearings to navigate around the ocean. In this lesson students will learn how to describe and draw bearings and finally use their knowledge of bearing to find missing angles. 

In this session, students will understand the circumstances under which you get terminating decimals and recurring decimals. Also, they will learn to convert terminating decimals and recurring decimals into fractions. Decimals is an important topic to understand in Maths before students are able to move onto more challenging areas, therefore it is essential to fully comprehend the theory and practices of decimals early on. 

By the end of this lesson students should be able to create a frequency tree from a written description. Frequency trees are also linked with two-way tables which are also another way of sorting data into different categories. Frequency trees should not be mistaken with tree diagrams. Frequency trees will usually appear in the foundation GCSE paper or at the start of a Higher paper, therefore this is a topic that is useful to both Higher and Foundation students.

A polygon is a 2D shape with at least 3 sides. Polygons can be regular or irregular. If all angles and sides of a polygon are equal, the polygon is categorised as a regular polygon. Typical GCSE questions involve students being able to find missing angles in a variety of polygons. In this lesson students will learn how to find missing angles in any polygon by applying what they know about the sum of angles in a triangle and a quadrilateral.

In this class, students will look at how to use the formula for compound interest.

Students will be introduced the equation of a line (y=mx + c), understanding what is meant by the gradient (m) and y-intercept (c). Students also learn how to plot graphs using a table of values and from there will move onto doing more complex straight line graph problems whereby the would have to find the equations of parallel and perpendicular lines.  

Box plots are a convenient way of visually displaying data. A box plot is split into 4 quartiles, and key information such as the average (median), smallest and largest values of a data set and percentiles can be spotted immediately. Additionally, Box plots can provide information about the spread of data and hence show how consistent a data set is, thus making it a useful statistical tool for comparing data sets. Box plots can be created from a list of numbers by ordering the numbers and finding the median and lower and upper quartiles.

This class focuses on teaching students a very useful elimination method when trying to solve linear equations. 

In this class Daria your tutor from SkyMath will consider a necessary and useful mathematical topic which is Percentages! Students will learn essential theoretical foundation and will put it into the practice. Also Daria will talk about interest, in this webinar she will show what is Simple Interest, how to calculate it and how we can use it in real life.

Do you know what the is difference between Mean, Median or Mode? In this class your SkyMath tutor will consider word problems with these types of statistical averages to uncover the difference. Students will firstly learn the new theory and then have a chance to put all this new information into practice by completing some exercises. 

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of surface area of 3D shapes using real-life examples. They will also learn how to calculate surface area of standard 3D shapes and a general rule to calculate surface area of prisms and pyramids. 

In this session, students will be introduced to the concept of the Highest Common Factor (H.C.F.) and Lowest Common Multiple L.C.M.

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of inverse proportion. They will then understand when are two quantities in inverse proportion. Finally, they will understand how to find the missing values if two quantities are in inverse proportion and how to use this aspect to solve applications of inverse proportion in real-life. This class is perfect for those who want the opportunity to go over inverse proportion again to cement their understanding and practise some real world examples. 

This class will focus on how to find the simplest ways of the percentage difference for word problems.  We will go through some tips to work out percentage difference and then as usual we will go through some exercises to test the theory. 

A basic understanding of how to solve equations is useful across all Maths studies.

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of metric units of measurement. They will then be explained how to convert from one metric unit to another. Finally, the students will be told how to be careful while doing unit conversions on calculator and how to use calculator display to get the exact value. 

This session expands on being able to complete the square and being able to use this to solve quadratic equations.

In this session students will be introduced to the concept of algebraic proofs. They will first understand how to represent different numbers algebraically and then how to use them to prove mathematical relationships algebraically.  Join Mr Salian in this class to go through both the theory and practical examples to really excel in your working of algebraic proofs. 

The elementary method of solving quadratic equations is through factorisation. However, some quadratic equations cannot be solved using this method. This lesson introduces students to a more advanced method of solving quadratic equations, through ‘completing the square’. Completing the square is a grade 7-9 skill, therefore this lesson will be of great use for students aiming to achieve marks on the latter parts of the GCSE paper. 

This class will take you through the steps needed to add and subtract integers, you will also practise using negative integers.  This is a topic that can sometimes be confusing for many students. 

Narrative writing is an important skill that is needed for students at every stage. In this class, students will get an overview of how to structure narrative writing, based on a specific narrative writing assignment. ‘Write a story that involves a detective.’ They will be shown how use effective characterisation as well as adopting the narrative arc in order to structure a story that is intriguing and enjoyable for readers.

Animal Farm is a very common text across English curricula.

This class is perfect for students who want to improve their opinion writing skills.  Your tutor Kitan will help you to structure your opinion writing and work on the specific tools needed to make your writing stand out from the crowd.  Even if you have worked on Opinion Writing before this class is a fantastic refresher as well as a great introduction into Opinion Writing. 

A good grasp of descriptive writing is an important requirement in English and comes up at every stage. In this class, students will get an overview of how to structure a piece descriptive writing. Students will imagine that they are a hero who is escaping Medusa’s lair. Practising descriptive writing is fantastic way to add depth to your writing.  Students will add learn how to add various adjectives and ambitious vocabulary to make their writing stand out.  

In this class students will be given an overview of how to understand words in context.  You will be shown why understanding Greek and Latin root words can help you understand long, complex words in the context of which they are written. 

In this class we will explore some of the supernatural themes and their importance in Shakespeare's Macbeth.  Students will focus on Macbeth throughout this class but will learn skills which can be applied to a range of Shakespeare's work - perfect for students studying another play. This will help students to understand the language used by Shakespeare in both his sonnets and plays.

Authors use many different techniques to create imagery in their writing.

Today's session is based on a specific assignment: Compare the presentation of the experience of war in ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ and ‘Bayonet Charge.’ 

‘No-one in their right mind would run a marathon!’ In this class, students will get an overview of how to structure opinion writing.  You will use the opinion of a marathon runner above to address the issue of running a marathon as a charity hero. You will learn how to present the stance of your writing, the different ways to get your opinion across and how to structure your writing so that is flows freely and importantly does not contradict its own opinion!

Grace Nichols is the poet behind 'Island Man.'

This session is based on a specific assignment: Compare the presentation of loss in ‘The Emigrée’ and ‘Poppies.’ In this class students will get an overview of how to write comparatively about poems in the Power and Conflict Anthology. Students will be shown how to write critically about the poems. This session will help students to secure at least Grade 5 in GCSE English Language for teacher-assessed grades (TAGs) because we will be focusing on skills that teachers will be judging when making a final assessment. 

In this class Rosie will talk you through how to examine how a poem’s form, structure, language and context can shape its meaning. This framework for analysis can help you approach any unseen poem and examine it through a more critical lens which will give students the tools and confidence to tackle poetry in lessons and exams. 

In this class, students will be given an overview of how to write descriptively for a specific descriptive writing assignment: ‘Describe a café.’ You will be shown an array of descriptive techniques.  This class is perfect for those students who want to revise descriptive writing with the help and guidance of a tutor who provides students with the tools to develop and push themselves to excel in their writing. 

In this class students will get an overview of how to analyse a short extract from ‘A Christmas Carol’. You will be shown how to identify genre, audience and purpose, how to comment on the effects of language features and how to embed and explain quotations. This session will help you to secure a GCSE grade 5 in English Language for your centre-assessed grades (CAG), focusing on skills that your teacher will be looking at when making a final assessment.

In this class students will get an overview of how to analyse a short extract from a dystopian science fiction novel ‘The Mazerunner’. You will be shown how to identify language features, how to comment on the effects of language and how to embed and explain quotations. These skills are essential when unwrapping unseen text.  Once you have practised these skills students will able to transfer these to any other piece of unseen prose. 

In this class students will get an overview of how to analyse a short extract from ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’.

In this class we will be looking at one of Charles Dickens’ best known works 'Great Expectations.'  We will explore some of the techniques that the Dickens uses to present a sense of place, time and mood in an extract in the novel. We will then spend some time to exploring how the author uses the Gothic to draw his character.

Could you use punctuation more effectively in your writing? In today's class we are going to take an in-depth focus on punctuation.  We are going to cover the different types of punctuation available for you to use in your writing and the correct usage of it. By the end of the class you should be able to use and understand more advanced punctuation such as colons, semicolons, hyphens and dashes confidently in all pieces of work. 

How do writers allow readers to fully understand the characters they are creating through their writing?

Given that this task represents 25% of the final mark in the English Language GCSE, this is without doubt the easiest way to improve your result! All GCSE Language boards require students to complete a piece of non-fiction on a given topic in one of the papers.

In today's session students will be shown how to write critically.  In this class students will get an overview of how to write analytically about ‘Of Mice and Men’ for a specific assignment: Consider to what extent Curley’s wife is presented as an outsider.  

Narrative writing is an important skill that is needed for students at every stage. In this class, students will get an overview of how to structure narrative writing, based on a specific narrative writing assignment: 'Write a story set in a Victorian orphanage.'  We will work on writing for a purpose and understanding the purpose of your assignment as well as practising the 5 point narrative arc.  Join your English tutor to brush up on your skills and develop your descriptive writing to be as creative and comprehensive as possible.

This session is based on a specific assignment: Compare the presentation of memories of war in ‘Remains’ and ‘War Photographer’. Specifically in today's class students will get an overview of how to write comparatively about poems in the Power and Conflict Anthology.  Students will be shown how to write critically about the poems. This session will help students to secure at least Grade 5 in GCSE English Language for teacher-assessed grades (TAGs) because we will be focusing on skills that teachers will be judging when making a final assessment.  

Given that this task represents 25% of the final mark in the English Language GCSE, this is without doubt the easiest way to improve your result! All GCSE Language boards require students to complete a piece of non-fiction on a given topic in one of the papers.

Spelling can be a bit tricky, today will focus on some tips and tricks.  First of all your tutor is going to go through some typical and more challenging plural and suffixes in the English language.  Spelling is a key competency needed to achieve success not only in English but in all subjects.  Your tutor will give you an overview of how to spell common plurals and words with the 'shun' sounds, as well as going over some spelling rules. 

A great way to improve understanding of basic English skills is by using a practical example.

In this class we are going to explore some of the techniques that the author uses to present a sense of place, time and mood from an extract in Charles Dickens’ gothic and glorious novel, ‘Great Expectations.' We will then spend some time analysing the techniques the author uses to create a sense of atmosphere.

This class follows the belief that it is never too early or too late to implement a personal learning plan to make changes to learning habits.

In this class your English tutor will take you through an important task - Narrative Writing.  Your writing will be structured around an event taking place.  The event for this class will be a 'Hero Returns,' which focuses on a hero returning home.  You will learn how to structure narrative writing, how to decide on the end goal of your narrative writing and revise different techniques to make your writing stand out.  

Have you ever struggled with grammar? In this class students will be given an overview of how to use a range of verb forms and types in order to express themselves with clarity and maturity in both fiction and non-fiction writing. Join your English tutor to go through auxiliary verbs and modal auxiliaries to excel and become a 'Giant in Grammar.' 

Being able to express your opinion in a clear, concise and structured manner is essential. In this class, students will get an overview of how to write a speech for a specific opinion writing assignment: ‘Prisons do more harm than good.’ They will be shown how to use a range of persuasive techniques as well as how to structure a convincing and engaging argument.

This session is based on a specific assignment: Compare the presentation of family relationships in ‘To a Daughter Leaving Home’ and ‘Poem for My Sister’. Specifically students will get an overview of how to write comparatively about unseen poems.  Students will be shown how to write critically about the poems. This session will help students to secure at least Grade 5 in GCSE English Language for teacher-assessed grades (TAGs) because we will be focusing on skills that teachers will be judging when making a final assessment.  

Analysis other people's writing is a fantastic way to improve your own writing.

Being able to express your opinion in a clear, concise and structured manner is essential. In this class, students will be given an overview of how to write a web article for a specific opinion writing assignment: ‘Strict parents create rebellious children.’  They will be shown how to use a range of persuasive techniques as well as how to structure a winning argument.

In this class students will get an overview of how to analyse a short extract from Act 4 scene 3 of William Shakespeare's ‘Macbeth.'  You will be shown how to consider genre, audience and purpose, how to comment on the effects of language features and how to embed and explain quotations. This session will help you to secure a GCSE grade 5 in English Language for your centre-assessed grades (CAG), focusing on skills that your teacher will be looking at when making a final assessment.

Understanding what makes a good piece of creative writing helps guide you in creating better work yourself.

Opinion writing is an essential skill to perfect to allow your writing's purpose to be clear and concise. In this class, students will get an overview of how to write multi-clause sentences in opinion writing. The topic in this class is 'Zoos are cruel.'

Given that this task represents 25% of the final mark in the English Language GCSE, this is without doubt the easiest way to improve your result! All GCSE Language boards require students to complete a piece of non-fiction on a given topic in one of the papers.

Given that this task represents 25% of the final mark in the English Language GCSE, this is without doubt the easiest way to improve your result! All GCSE Language boards require students to complete a piece of non-fiction on a given topic in one of the papers.

In this class students will explore the play of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by the Bard, William Shakespeare.   We will delve into the depths of its most memorable comic characters, to understand why writers use comedy and to what effect.  We will go on a journey to understand Shakespeare’s language, and why and how he uses such full descriptive and sometimes unusual vocabulary, as well as looking at some of the major and minor themes throughout the play. 

A firm understanding of Poetry will help all students no matter what stage they are in their English studies. 

Poetry can convey all types of emotions and circumstances, poems from other cultures also can give you an insight on the poets identity. In this class students will be given an overview of how to compare poems. Students will be shown how to analyse the poems ‘Half-Caste’ and ‘Search for My Tongue’ for a specific assignment: ‘Compare how the two poets present ideas about identity.’ This class is essential for English Literature students who want the opportunity to learn how to understand and compare 2 poems.

The works of Shakespeare are assessed across all English curriculum exams and will be valuable in any teacher assessment. But it can often be difficult to get a clear understanding of some of Shakespeare's writing.

Context is everything. Knowing the background to a piece of writing can completely alter how you perceive it.

A lot of factors affect how a poet sets the mood of their poem.

Many assignments focus on character symbolism in a piece of work. In this class students will get an overview of the three female characters from ‘An Inspector Calls’. This session works on allowing you to secure a GCSE Grade 5 and above in English Language for your centre-assessed and teacher-assessed grades. 

In this class, students will be given an overview of how to write descriptively for a specific descriptive writing assignment: ‘Describe a funfair.’ You will be shown how to use a range of descriptive techniques as well as how to adopt an effective structure to engage and entertain readers. This session will enable you to secure a GCSE grade 5 in English Language for your centre-assessed grades (CAG) focusing on an important skill in an area that your teacher will be looking at when making a final assessment.

Gothic literature is a poplar theme across different English curricula. 

Want to write your own poems?

Descriptive writing is an important skill that is needed for students at every stage. In this class, students will be given an overview of how to write descriptively for a specific descriptive writing assignment: ‘Describe a street in Victorian London.’ They will be shown how to use a range of descriptive techniques as well as how to adopt an effective structure to engage and entertain readers.

In this class students will get an overview of different types of nouns, verbs and adjectives and their usage. This workshop is key for securing the knowledge that is needed for all students studying English.  By the end of the session students should feel confident when using nouns, verbs and adjectives.  

Descriptive writing is an important skill that is needed for students at every stage. In this class students will get an overview of how to structure descriptive writing, imagining that they are in a playground.  You will be shown how to use a range of descriptive techniques as well as how to implement an effective structure to interest readers. Join your English tutor to brush up on your skills and develop your descriptive writing to be as creative and comprehensive as possible.

Descriptive writing is an important skill that is needed for students at every stage. In this class, students will get an overview of how to write descriptively for a specific descriptive writing assignment: ‘Describe a crime scene.’  They will be shown how to use sensory description, a range of descriptive techniques and an effective overall structure to engage and entertain readers.

Do you want to learn how to become a Sentence Slayer?  In this class students will be given an overview of how to use sentences with more than one clause in order to add depth and detail to their fiction and non-fiction. These skills are sometimes overlooked but are necessary to succeed in writing clear and concise sentences in a grammatically correct manner. 

Do you want to become a sentence slayer? In this class, students will be given an overview of how to use colons, semi-colons, speech marks and dashes in order to add interest to fiction and non-fiction writing.  Join your English tutor in this class to become punctuation perfect!

In this English Literature class students will get an overview of how to write an essay for ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' with today's particular assignment being  ‘How does Stevenson present the theme of duality?’ 

In this class students will get an overview of how to analyse and compare two war poems: ‘The Soldier’ and ‘The Mother’. The session will be based on a specific assignment: ‘Compare how the writers present war.’   Firstly students will be shown how to understand poetic devices and language features with the intent of commenting on them.  Then they will learn how to embed and explain quotations in your writing. After this class, students will be able to compare any two poems that they are covering in school using their skills learnt today.

In this mini-series of 3 classes, students will get an overview of how to write at (notional) Grade standards.  

In this mini-series of classes, students will get an overview of how to write at (notional) Grade standards.  

In this mini-series of 3 classes, students will get an overview of how to write at (notional) Grade standards.  

In this series of 4 Narrative Writing classes your tutor Kitan Cox will start from a notional Grade 4 level and work all the way up to a notional Grade 9 level. You can pick and choose the Grade classes to best suit your ability, although we recommend starting from Class 1 (Grade 4 Level) to build a strong foundation and work your way up to whichever class best pushes your story writing capability and further develops your ability to reach those all important grades.   

In this series of 4 Narrative Writing classes your tutor Kitan Cox will start from a notional Grade 4 level and work all the way up to a notional Grade 9 level. You can pick and choose the Grade classes to best suit your ability, although we recommend starting from Class 1 (Grade 4 Level) to build a strong foundation and work your way up to whichever class best pushes your story writing capability and further develops your ability to reach those all important grades.   


In this series of 4 Narrative Writing classes your tutor Kitan Cox will start from a notional Grade 4 level and work all the way up to a notional Grade 9 level. You can pick and choose the Grade classes to best suit your ability, although we recommend starting from Class 1 (Grade 4 Level) to build a strong foundation and work your way up to whichever class best pushes your story writing capability and further develops your ability to reach those all important grades.   


In this series of 4 Narrative Writing classes your tutor Kitan Cox will start from a notional Grade 4 level and work all the way up to a notional Grade 9 level. You can pick and choose the Grade classes to best suit your ability, although we recommend starting from Class 1 (Grade 4 Level) to build a strong foundation and work your way up to whichever class best pushes your story writing capability and further develops your ability to reach those all important grades.   


In this class, students will look at different types of energy stores and how one type of energy is transferred into another. We will discuss how the energy transfer diagrams can be used to represent the transfers.

In this class students will be looking at the structures of animal and plant cells and the similarities and differences between them.

Why is it that there is not enough drinking water in the world, when there are so many oceans?

In this class we will look at what density is and how it is calculated using a simple formula. We will look at the application of density to situations in the real world, such as ships and aeroplanes. We will finally go through calculations of density problems.

When we look up at night, we see points of light in the night sky. We know there are planets, moons and stars in space, but we also know lots about their arrangement and the structure of planetary systems like our solar system. 

In this class we are going to look at how to correctly write chemical equations for commonly seen phenomena such as combustion, corrosion and neutralisation.  We are going to learn how to write the state symbols and introduce the concept of balancing equations.  This is also excellent preparation for GCSE, where the comprehension of balancing equations is vital.

What is sound? How can sound travel, and what does it need to do that? Why do animals use sound, and what for? What other uses for sound are there, other than hearing your friends speak or listening to music?

In this class we will look at Pressure; what it is and how it works in terms of particles. We will discuss how pressure affects our everyday lives, using a wide range of examples from the weather to why camels have big feet!  We will then solve problems involving pressure calculations. 

How do we decide whether a substance is an acid, alkali or natural? What are the properties of theses substances, and how are they used?

In this class we will look at the respiratory system and how oxygen is taken in and used by our body. We will look at the structure of the lungs and how the blood carries the oxygen around the body.

In this class we will look at the circulatory system and the organs and tissues associated with it. We will discuss the passage of blood through the heart and how each blood vessel is adapted to its function.

In this class we will look at the digestive system and how food is passed along the digestive system, where it is digested mechanically and chemically.  We will also investigate the enzymes that break down different substances, which are then absorbed into the body.  

In this class we will be talking about what objects make up our Solar System and the main components, such as the Sun, planets, moon and other celestial bodies.

How do we decide whether an object is a living organism or not? What are the criteria?

In this class we will discuss what it means for a force to be contact or non-contact.  Students will look at each force in detail and go through examples of questions involving forces and how they interact.  They will learn the theory around the topic and get an extremely useful insight on how to answer exam questions.  

In this class we will look at the different types of forces and how we can represent forces on the object with a free body diagram.  We will then calculate the resultant force on the object and the acceleration as a result.  

In this class we will look at the systems that are present in the human body, such as the nervous system, the digestive system and the circulatory system. We will then discuss how these systems interact with one another to allow the body to function. This class can act as Biology revision if the subject has already been studied in school or can be used to replace any missed classes. 

The Periodic table is one of the most essential topics in Science. In this class we will look at the structure of an atom and the meaning of and element, atomic mass and atomic number.  We will then discuss how the periodic table is structured and the uses of some of the elements.

What makes us different? Every living organism is made up of cells, from single celled bacteria to complex organisms like animal and plants.  

Cells are the 'building blocks of life'.

In this class we will look at how substances are transported through a plant, such as water through the xylem and sugars through the phloem. We will discuss how to answer longer questions on this subject to gain full marks in exams.

In this class we will look at the knowledge required to answer exam style questions on the topic of Adaptations for Survival. This will include reducing the risk of being eaten by predators and general adaptations to the environment. Learning how to answer exam questions is an essential skill needed to really excel at your Biology examinations. Laura will provide you with the tools to give a full rounded answer to reach all the marks you need.  

Let's practise some exam style questions!  In this class we will discuss and demonstrate how to answer longer questions on the digestive system, including enzymes and enzyme production, the products of digestion and the organs involved.

For a session on perfecting your answer to plant responses questions, join us today.  First of all we will look at answering longer questions that concern the environmental factors that affect plant responses, such as the direction of root and shoot growth and the role of plant hormones in these tropisms. 

In this class we will look at how life on Earth began, from the first cells to the complex life of the modern world. We will investigate how animals change over time and the fossil evidence of such changes.

In this class we will be looking at how living organisms are divided into 5 kingdoms based on their characteristics.

This class covers all the basics of Crude Oil & Alkanes: definitions, examples and structures. Followed by practice exam questions to consolidate knowledge. 

In this class we will look at how the factors of particle size, concentration and temperature affect the rate of reaction in chemical reactions. A commonly addressed question in exams, this class will demonstrate how to gain full marks in longer response questions.  

Climate change is a topic that affects everything and every being on our planet. In this class we will be looking at the how much the Earth has warmed overall to human activity and the climatic effects of this warming. We will discuss how different parts of the globe will be affected differently, such as more intense storms, floods and droughts. We will also see how these climatic changes will impact the lives of people around the planet. 

In this class we will look at the structure of the atom and its subatomic particles. 

As with any learning of equations, practice is key.

In this class we will look at how non-metallic elements share pairs of electrons to form covalent bonds. 

Practical work and demonstrations that have been undertaken in class are assessed in GCSE exams. In this class we will look at key knowledge that is needed to be successful in answering these type of questions and how to gain full marks. 

The Periodic Table is a common topic throughout Science curriculums so a solid understanding of the subject is vital for students' future in Chemistry.  In this class we will look at how the periodic table is arranged in terms of their atomic number and electron shell structures. We will then arrange the electrons of the first 20 elements into the correct configurations.

Understanding electronic structure forms the basis for many future lessons.

In this class we will discuss the formation of the Earth and it’s early atmosphere. We will then go onto describe how the composition of the atmosphere has changed under the influence of life. Join Laura for this fantastic Chemistry class to really understand our atmosphere and how plants and animals actually make a change to the Earth's atmosphere. 

Understanding Alkenes is a key lesson across all Chemistry studies at this level.

In this class, we will be looking at how metallic elements form ionic bonds by the transfer of electrons and how we name the new ionic compounds. We will then look at the explanation of ionic compound lattice structures. 

We have all heard about the devastating impact humans have had on planet Earth. In this class we will look at the activities that humans are undertaking that add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. Burning fossil fuels, deforestation and agriculture are all contributing to the concentration of greenhouse gases. We will look at data and graphs to confirm that humans are responsible for this increase. Join Laura in this class to see the facts and interpret the data for yourselves.

In this class we will discuss what a hydrocarbon is and the structural and displayed formula, and understanding how to gain full marks in longer exam questions based on the manufacture of useful hydrocarbons by fractional distillation. 

The Periodic Table is a common topic throughout Science curriculums so a solid understanding of the subject can help students in future classes.

In this class we will look at how to answer questions concerning the development of the Earth’s atmosphere, from its formation until today. We will discuss how life has affected the composition of the atmosphere. Key information and technique to gain full marks is included.

The modern periodic table is one of the most important pieces of work in chemistry, and can be found in every science classroom. It lists all the known elements, but what makes each element unique?

Do you know what the Greenhouse gases are? This class will focus on the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide, methane and water vapour. We will look at how these gases absorb infrared radiation and then radiate energy back to the Earth. We will describe the natural greenhouse effect, which is essential to life on Earth and the ways that humans are enhancing the natural greenhouse effect. 

All matter is made of particles. 

Half Life considers the how the radioactivity of a substances changes over time. 

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. In this class we will look at how the density of different objects is calculated using mass and volume. The different volumetric equations will be included. The calculation of density is a part of required practicals.  These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

In this class we will look at how to answer questions associated with changes in pressure and volume in exams. I will demonstrate important calculations and analyse change of state graphs commonly seen in questions.  Providing you with the tools to write the best answer possible.  This class is beneficial to any students taking their GCSE's, or for younger students who want to get some exam practise under their belts.  Either way this session is fantastic at helping students to improve their answering skills.  

In this class students will look at the three types of ionising radiation; alpha, beta and gamma radiation. 

In this class we are going to be talking about exoplanets (planets that orbit stars other than our own Sun!). Upto this point there have now been over 4000 planets that have been discovered orbiting stars other than our own Sun. Most of the planetary systems found do not resemble our Solar System whatsoever and are full of unusual and exotic planets that are stranger than science fiction!

In this class your tutor will be demonstrating how to rearrange equations seen in GCSE Physics and how to apply this by the substitution of numbers into the equation to solve problems. I will also introduce the rearranging of equations with more than three variables. This topic can be challenging, therefore this class is perfect as a refresher for all GCSE age students. 

Nuclear Fission is an important topic in Physics at GCSE or equivalent level.

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. In this short session we will investigate how the wave equation is used to find the speed, the wavelength, and velocity of electromagnetic radiation and other waves. We will practice questions based on the application of the wave equation to real-life scenarios and exam questions. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. In this class we will look at Ohm’s law that relates current, resistance and potential difference (voltage). We will rearrange the equation and apply it to Ohmic conductors, whilst discussing how non -Ohmic conductors behave.  These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

The electromagnetic spectrum encompasses all wavelengths of light, in clouding visible light.

A firm understanding of atoms is a key building block for future Physics education. 

To excel in Physics there is a lot of theory for students to learn.  This short session looks at the differences between mass and weight and the fact that mass is the same everywhere in the Universe, whereas weight varies.  These 5 minute short burst classes allow students to practise understanding theory and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

Electrons, orbits and ionisation can be a tricky topic to get your head around. 

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. In this short session we will review the equations for the energy transferred by looking at questions that combine different equations for energy and power. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

In this revision session we will look at the knowledge required to answer questions about nuclear fission and nuclear power for GCSE students. We will go through what a question demands from it in the answer, and the process of gaining full marks in a 6 mark question.  This is essential revision for Physics students who are looking to gain the maximum amount of marks available in exam questions.  

In this class we will look in detail about how to answer exam questions on the Energy topic. We will look at the knowledge that is required to answer the questions, understand what the question demands of the answer, and the process required to gain full marks in a 6 mark question. This class is beneficial to any students taking their GCSE's, or for younger students who want to get some exam practise under their belts.  Either way this session is fantastic at helping students to improve their answering skills.  

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. In this short session we will look at how to use the equation for work done in different situations and how this equation is related to the equation for gravitational potential energy. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

Solving equations and formulas are an essential topic to grasp in Physics. This class focuses on the equations for moving objects, the Kinetic Energy equation. We will look at where the equation would be applied and how it links to other energy equations and scenarios. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

Understanding the concepts of currents and charges in Physics are areas in which students must have a firm grasp. This class focuses on what current actually is, the flow of charges over time, and applying this knowledge to exam questions for various scenarios. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise the theory and solving the equations which allows them to excel in their in future learning.

We have all heard about the Dangers of Radioactivity.

In this class we will look at how nuclear power can be used as an efficient energy source. 

Waves in physics are important as an energy transfer mechanism.

In this short session we will look at how the energy transferred over time is equal to the power. We will look at the units of power and how these are different to the units of energy. We will apply this knowledge to exam questions. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

In this class we will discuss the different types of fossil fuels, including coal, oil and gas. We will also look at how each fossil fuel forms. Finally, we will address the benefits and drawbacks of fossil fuels.

To excel in Physics there are a lot of equations and formulas for students to learn. In this class we will look at Newton's second Law and the application of the formula F =ma to forces, mass and acceleration in GCSE physics. These 5 minute, short burst classes gives students the chance to practise solving equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

One of Physics' most interesting topics is the Solar System. In this class we will look at all the bodies that make up our Solar System, including planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and dwarf planets. We will discuss why Pluto is no longer classified as a planet and the characteristics needed to be called a planet. We will also analyse, how our star, the Sun emits light through nuclear fusion. Join Laura in this fascinating class to discover our solar system.

Energy is a reoccurring topic across much of the Physics curriculum. 

Nuclear Energy is used as a source of electricity but there are both advantages and disadvantages to this use. 

Nuclear equations are used to show how a nucleus changes element. into a new  In this class we will be looking at how nuclear equations are written that display the decay of an atom in a lighter atom via alpha and beta decay. We will look at how to tell which products will be produced using the Periodic table. We will also look at gamma radiation and why this does not lead to a change in mass or atomic number. Join Laura in this fascinating class to breakdown Nuclear Equations. 

This class covers the different decay mechanisms that occur during radioactive decay of unstable radioactive nuclei. It describes how alpha, beta (-) and beta (+), neutron and gamma radiation affect the atomic structure and why.

Background radiation can originate from a number of different sources.

Atomic Models is a topic which comes up regularly across Physics and Chemistry studies.

In this class we will describe how stars form from nebulae, their lives on the main sequence and their eventual deaths. We will see why one star will fizzle out over billions of years, whilst another will explode in a supernova, forming a black hole.  This is a great class for revision on the subject but also for students who want to learn more about stars and space!

What do you know about the astronomical phenomenon RedShift? In this class, we will look at this fascinating subject  and how it has led us to understand that the universe is expanding. Spectroscopy and the explanation of redshift will be discussed. We will also investigate how the amount of redshift can tell us how fast an object is moving away from us and how far away it is.  

Magnets can exert forces on objects at a distance, due to the magnetic field that is present around them. But what affects this magnetic field? Why are some materials affected by magnets, yet some are not? How can we prove there is an invisible force field around a magnet? Why do we say Earth has a magnetic field, and where does it come from?

Every time we apply a force to move an object, or we experience a force on ourselves, energy is transferred, and work is done.

In this class, students will discuss the different types of renewable energy, including wind power, solar, hydroelectric, tidal and biomass and how they generate electricity. 

In this class we will look at non–ionising radiation. Students will look at all the parts of the electromagnetic spectrum – from gamma radiation to radio waves and everything in between!  Finally, we will discuss the uses and dangers of non- ionising radiation.

In Physics there are a number of equations and formulas for students to grasp. In this short session we will look at the useful energy transfers in devices and how to use the equation for efficiency in calculations. Applications in exam questions will be highlighted. These 5 minute, short burst classes give students the chance to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

Radiation takes many forms. In this class, students will cover the different types of nuclear radiation, including alpha, beta, gamma and neutron.

To excel in Physics there are a lot of equations and formulas for students to learn. In this short session we will focus on understanding and solving the equation for Acceleration that you will need to learn for your Physics/Science GCSE examinations. These 5 minute, short burst classes allow students to practise solving the equations and allows them to excel in their in future learning.

In today's class we are going to find out what students can remember on the topic of House and Home. Your tutor will talk you through a writing task, making sure they understand what they need to include and how to structure it. Finally students will complete the task, strengthening and developing their French written skills. 

French nouns have a grammatical gender. In this class students will learn how to talk about the school subjects they are taking in French.  It is important that we practise these as well as practise key vocabulary to teach students how to talk about and understand a range of school subjects. Furthermore pupils will also find out about the differences between the school subjects taught in France and in the UK.

Today's session will look at writing skills with GCSE preparation in mind. This session is useful for all topic areas in French, as grammar, tense and vocabulary are all transferable from topic to topic.  Ms Bennell will include general advice on how to push yourself to the top of your ability and she will give students a comprehensive view of what your written content should entail.

In this class your French tutor will go over the topic of TV and Film.  You will work with your tutor step by step to include other vocabulary and use connectives with the intention at the end of the session to be able to  write your own full sentences on the topic.  There will be exercises for you try and push yourself to reach higher goals for yourself in French.  

This class will cover the main vocabulary needed to describe their own and others' physical appearance. Ms Bennell will work with students step by step to include other vocabulary and connectives towards students being able to write their own sentences.

In this class your tutor will go over the vocabulary to describe different types of celebrations.  You will be going over Christmas and New Year, Easter and how to wish your family and friends a Happy New Year!  We will also go through the topic of Christmas in more detail. 

In this class your tutor will go over the vocabulary to describe different types of celebrations.  You will be going over Christmas and New Year, Easter and how to wish your family and friends a Happy New Year!  We will also go through the topic of Christmas in more details.  You will go through some fun exercises and puzzles to cement your knowledge of Celebrations! 

In this French class you will learn many of the different adjectives you can use to describe your personality. We will work together, practising known vocabulary and using connectives to build up sentences by yourself 

In this class Ms Bennell will introduce and go through use of the pluperfect tense (past perfect in English). This will be a useful exercise to master now, to help display a variety of different tenses during writing exams- especially for those in the higher tier. 

Today's class focuses on your pronunciation and speaking of French. Firstly students will cover the main vocabulary found in the topic of Education, then you will look at some reading texts.

In this vocabulary based class you will cover the main vocabulary found in the topic of Studies and School. Your tutor will cover all the key vocabulary, running through pronunciation, and you will also have a chance to look at some reading texts. 

In this French Class your tutor Carol will cover the imperfect tense.  You will be going through the topic of what you do in your free time and your social activities to practise this tense.  We will revise the grammar needed to conversate in the imperfect tense and revise some important vocabulary to improve these conversations. 

In this class Ms Bennell will cover vocabulary which generally comes up in KS3 or equivalent. This will include numbers, pets, family, months, days of the week. This is a fantastic class for younger students to take to ramp up their vocabulary and practise their pronunciation with a teacher. 

In this class we are going to cover the subjunctive with set phrases - for example il faut.  You will also learn how to look out for the subjunctive in both written and spoken word.  This in an important topic for higher level French students who want to learn how to set the verb form or mood to discuss what they would/should/could like/not like to occur.  

In this class, students will get an overview of the vocabulary needed to talk about clothes. We will practise key vocabulary to name and describe a range of clothes. We will also include some opportunities for pupils to develop their ability to build sentences in order to speak and write about this topic. This class goes through an important topic in French as it allows students the opportunity to present their opinion with grammar, tense and vocabulary being considered.

In this class, Ms Bennell will go through as many different types of hobbies as possible so you can impress with your writing and speaking. Help your conversation skills go to the next level with all the new vocabulary covered in this class. 

In this French class we are going to cover the topic of Family and Friends.  Your tutor will work with you step by step on a worksheet throughout the class. The class also includes other vocabulary and the use of connectives, so you will be able to work towards writing your own sentences.

In this class Ms Bennell will recap the French verbs to have 'avoir' and to be 'être'.  She will then cover connectives, adjectives and opinions which are needed for students to construct full sentences using these verbs.  There will be an additional focus on how to improve the quality and accuracy of your writing.

In this class students will learn the main vocabulary related to the topic of Travel and Tourism.  Once you have brainstormed the vocabulary you will get a chance to look at some reading texts. Comprehension of reading texts are essential, especially for exams where they are commonly found. 

In this class students will get an overview of the vocabulary needed to talk about their New Year resolutions. We will practise key vocabulary and a range of structures to express future plans. We will also include some opportunities for pupils to develop their ability to build sentences in order to speak and write about this topic. This class goes through an important topic in French as it allows students the opportunity to present their opinion with grammar, tense and vocabulary being considered.

In this class students will practise talking about what they do regularly using the present tense and what they are going to do using the near future. They will then take part in an interactive conversation, imagining their plan to be a successful Youtuber.

In this French Language session your tutor will revise the 'perfect tense'. These are avoir and être. These are two very important verbs in French to perfect as they can be used alone as main verbs or used as auxiliary verbs to form the French compound tenses.

In this French class Ms Bennell will take teach students how to describe their school subjects, as well as expressing their likes and dislikes. There will be a strong focus on using the correct connectives which would allow students to confidently write their own sentences. 

In this class Ms Bennell will cover the main vocabulary found in the topic of charity and voluntary work that students should be familiar with. She will cover key verbs and how to talk about voluntary work and working abroad.  Students will then look at a reading text and answer some comprehension questions on the text.  

In this class students will work on learning how to speak in the future tense.  We are going to focus on making plans for the future using je vais or je veux. 

In this French class students will learn about healthy and unhealthy living and cover the main vocabulary within this topic. Students will practice reading texts on top of learning the key vocabulary giving them more confidence in approaching French texts and taking them one step further to a solid understanding of the language!

This French class is Ms Bennell's third session on the perfect tense and will look at working with you to complete more exercises and putting into practice what you already understand about the perfect tense.

In this class students will learn how to tell the time in French. We will revise numbers and practise key vocabulary to teach students how to understand what time it is right now and at what time things are happening in the future.  Students will be able to practise the correct pronunciation and be able to answer time related questions.   

In this workshop we are going to be going through an incredible amount of adjectives.  Adjectives are the perfect tool in language to really make your written and spoken work excel.  Deepen your knowledge on sentence structure and where and how to add correct adjectives into sentences.  

This class focuses on learning how to take an active role in a conversation about your daily routine.  We will firstly learn the vocabulary using the past and present tenses and then be able to relay that in a conversation using correct pronunciation and tone. 

This class will cover the main vocabulary in the topic of Customs and Festivals. You will learn the correct pronunciation and the correct ways to use construct sentences using connectives.  We are then going to cover some key common vocabulary that comes up when you look at reading texts.  This will all help to complete an exercise at the end of the lesson.

In this class students will practise saying what they like and don’t like to do from the perspective of a professional cyclist. You will be given the chance to work on your pronunciation and speaking French out loud whilst voicing your personal opinions. At the end of the class Mr Smith will go through a fantastic tool called the 'sentence builder' which will allow you to create full, well-rounded sentences.  

In this class students will get an overview of the vocabulary needed to talk about their daily routine. We will practise key vocabulary and the use of reflexive verbs in the present tense. We will also include some analogue times to enable pupils to develop their ability to speak and write about this topic.  This class goes through an important topic in French as it allows students the opportunity to practise verbs with grammar, tense and vocabulary being considered.

In this class Ms Bennell will cover the main vocabulary in the topic of Technology. You will then get a chance to look at some reading texts, which is an essential part of learning.  Reading texts are prevalent in most exams and give students the opportunity to showcase their comprehension of French, therefore it is vital to revise working with reading texts.

In this class your tutor will help you to work on your French Writing skills.  Miss Bennell will cover the higher level structures which are most useful in the French GCSE Writing Exam.  These higher level structures do wonders for your writing and will help to push your writing up to the next level.

Join the fun with this Christmas Class, Carol will cover all things Christmas with you.  There will be fun activities including puzzles and a wordsearch. As well as learning a bit more about the traditions they have in France at Christmas time.  Joyeux Noël!

 In this class students we will practise speaking about family members.  To do this we will first go over a number of adjectives to describe personality. After that we are going to have a conversation using all the new vocabulary we have learnt to describe out family and friends. 

In today's class students will revise two very important French verbs for 'to have'.  These are  'avoir' and to be 'être'.  You should be familiar with these verbs already.  If not Ms Bennell will go through an introduction to the verbs, followed by then showing students exactly how to apply these verbs in the perfect tense.

Today we will cover avoir and être, which are two of the most important verbs in the French language!   They can be used alone or as auxiliary verbs.  You will learn more vocabulary and we will begin to use connectives in your work. At the end of the class you will be working towards you being able to write your own full sentences. 

In this class, Ms Bennell will teach you how to say a range of countries in French as well as learning the different ways of saying nationalities.  We will also go through how to use adjective endings when discussing nationalities. 

Today's class will start with going through a set of personal detail questions in French such as name, age etc, to include opinions and 3 time frames.You will then revise the ever important verbs avoir and être, these are 2 of the main and most important verbs in the French language to get right hence revision of these is always a key part of learning French.  

In today's class we will look at improving your writing skills with GCSE preparation in mind. Ms Bennell will go through a GCSE examination question on the topic of Hobbies.  This question is an overlap question which means it can be found on both both Higher and Foundation level examinations.  Practising these types of questions are the perfect revision tool for students to go through by themselves and especially with a teacher.  With a seasoned French tutor by your side you will be able to strengthen your answers and reach the very top of your French writing ability.  

In this class students will get an overview of the vocabulary needed to talk about house chores. We will practise key vocabulary and teach students to use and understand a range of verbs in different tenses and different time frames. We will also include opinions and justifications to enable pupils to develop their speaking and writing skills.

This Masterclass will cover a wide range of French Vocabulary. This will include sports, animals, colours and more. This class can be used as revision of the topic or to cover lessons which may have been missed at school and provides practical revision of vocab to give students confidence to use the new terms across their French studies. 

Join the fun with this Christmas Class, Ms Bennell will cover all things Christmas with you.  You will go over some typical Christmas vocabulary and link it with opinions.  There will also be fun activities including puzzles and a wordsearch. Joyeux Noël!

In this French Class Ms Bennell will cover the conditional tense and will give students a chance to practise using the tense in written and verbal exercises.

In this class Ms Bennell will teach the topic of House and Home. This class can be used as revision of the topic or to cover lessons which may have been missed at school.  You will begin the class with a vocabulary knowledge scale and then show a powerpoint on house and home vocabulary. 

In this French Workshop your tutor will cover the Future tense (le futur simple). This grammar focused class focuses on le futur simple which allows the student to make projections to what he/she may want to do or be in the future.  

In this French class we will cover the main vocabulary in the topic of Global issues.  Students will get the opportunity to look at a reading text and answer some comprehension questions.  This is a typical exercise and is essential to revise and recap, as reading texts are very commonly found in examinations. 

Today's class will cover Sports and Hobbies working through the topic step by step. You will expand your vocabulary and learn how to use the correct connectives to form well rounded sentences which students should be able to do by the end of the session. 

In today's class students will cover a lot of vocabulary, mainly on personal details and family. This class can be used as revision of the topic or to cover lessons which may have been missed at school.

In this lesson, students will learn about the differences between life in West and East Germany during the Cold War. Students will learn how to talk about these differences in German and will also learn or revise useful phrases and vocabulary for a variety of GCSE topics. 

Ms Bennell will cover vocabulary which generally comes up in the topic of Animals, Colours and Sports.  This is a fantastic class to join if you are looking to improve your pronunciation and conversational skills in German. 

In this class you will cover the main vocabulary around the topic of charity and voluntary work. Secondly you will cover key verbs and how to talk about voluntary work and working abroad.  This knowledge will be cemented by going through some reading texts.

In this class you are going to practise how to describe a trip abroad.  We are going to focus on how to use the past and present tense.  Finally you will work on having greater confidence speaking in both first and third person whilst using a wider range of vocabulary in your conversation.

Media and technology is moving at an unimaginably fast pace, keeping up with these updates when we learn languages is a must. In this lesson students will learn useful phrases surrounding new media and technology.  Students will then get the chance to practise using the present and future tenses in an imaginary and interactive conversation situation.

In this lesson students will learn how to talk about what they are going to do and want to do in the future. We will first learn useful phrases and then practise speaking German in a conversation scenario.

In today's class we will be going through a great deal of vocabulary.  With the aim of refreshing students memory and understanding of German, your tutor will cover a lot of personal details, family vocabulary that you should already be familiar with. Finally students will be asked to brainstorm what they can remember. 

In this lesson pupils will learn how to describe other people, with a focus on adjectives to describe your own or others' personality.  Students will then take part in an interactive conversation to practise their spoken German. 

In this lesson students will see how the present and past tenses can be easily combined to talk about routine activities without worrying about complex grammar exercises. We will revise key routine phrases using flashcards and a sentence builder and then have a conversation in German.  

This lesson follows on from the basic introduction to the past tense. In this lesson, the past tense is revised, before students take part in a conversation around the topic of daily routine / the school day, using a mixture of past and present tense. You will also get a chance to practise your speaking, so you can carry out your German conversations in the past tense.

Today we are focusing on a writing task. Firstly your tutor will explain in depth to you the task and its requirements.  You will be taught what to include and the structure that your writing must take.  Your tutor will support you with the particular tools that you need for your writing to develop and become the absolute best it can be.

Today's lesson gives students the chance to practise the past and present tenses and revise or learn for the first time some key classroom language and school-related vocabulary. After going through the vocabulary we are going to get the opportunity to practise our speaking together to further our conversational skills. 

In this lesson, students will learn about the differences between life in West and East Germany during the Cold War. Students will learn how to talk about these differences in German and will also learn or revise useful phrases and vocabulary for a variety of GCSE topics.

In this German class Ms Bennell will look at Healthy and Unhealthy living and she will cover the main vocabulary within this topic.  Students will practice reading texts on top of learning the key vocabulary giving them more confidence in approaching German texts.  Finally you will be able to take the next step in learning German by creating your own sentences.  

In this class Ms Bennell will go over all the vocabulary you will need to know in the topic of House and Home. The class will start with a vocabulary knowledge scale and students will be shown a powerpoint on house and home vocabulary. 

The focus in this lesson is modal verbs: What you are allowed to do, should do, must do, and so on. The topic is one that will be very useful; the Coronavirus Pandemic. 

In this class we are going to spend some time learning how to describe people.  By the end of the lesson you should be able to have a conversation in German describing your best friend! 

In this class Ms Bennell will cover the main vocabulary in the topic of customs and festivals. She will cover key vocabulary and look at some reading texts.The topics covered in this class will be really useful across all future German learning and revision giving students practice and confidence in the language.

In this revision workshop we will revise and practise saying those all-important high frequency phrases, including greetings, photo description phrases and phrases commonly used in conversations. 

In this class your tutor will consolidate theory around the past tense.  Whether you are a student who is new to the past tense in German, or one who has been introduced to it in previously at school, but have not had enough lesson time to get to grips with it, you will be shown the basic rules.  Furthermore you will get a chance to practice the past tense in a conversation.

Join this Masterclass today for all things vocabulary!  Your tutor will focus on the most common vocabulary to allow students to grow their German knowledge to be used across all German lessons. This will include numbers, pets, family, months, days of the week.

In this lesson pupils will learn how to practice expressing opinions and making comparisons in German. The topic we are going to discuss is Cars, but this topic is relevant for all students as how the opinions expressed are the key focal point.  Cars are a popular subject of conversation and an important aspect of Germany. Students will take part in a conversation in German to build their confidence.

Have you ever wanted to be an exchange student?  In this class pupils will revise frequently used language, such as greetings and pleasantries and then learn the key language needed to talk about staying with a family in Germany as if you took part in an exchange student program. Pupils will take part in a series of GCSE style role-plays which will boost your language, pronunciation and confidence in speaking German.

In this class we will firstly go over common personal detail questions in German such as name and age. Students will be taught how to give their answers with opinions in 3 time frames.  You will then go over 'haben' and 'sein' as revision as these are extremely important verbs in German. The topics covered in this class are essential across all future German learning and revision.  

In this class Miss Bennell will recap haben and sein and then cover connectives, adjectives and opinions.  Students will learn how to form sentences and structures, focusing on making your writing high quality and accurate. 

In this class Ms Bennell will cover exam practice.  You will go through the most useful elements needed for the Foundation Tier German writing exam.  Entailed in the class will be the 'must haves' that examiners are looking for and all the relevant requirements that are needed to excel in the Foundation Tier paper. 

This class will focus on using separable verbs. First of all pupils will learn how to talk about their daily routine in German, to gain a greater understanding of how to use separable verbs and take part in an interactive conversation to improve their confidence and skill in spoken German.

In this lesson students will revise or learn the language needed to buy food and drink.  Students will learn about where many people eat their lunch in Germany (a bakery) and take part in a conversation to practise a range of shopping phrases in German. 

Today you will go through all appropriate exam practice for students at a Key Stage 3 level or equivalent.  You will revise the different styles of speaking questions that come up and work on your accent and pronunciation to excel in your German oral examinations.  

In this lesson students will learn some useful vocabulary and phrases to enable them to talk about how mobile phones are used in a fun and interactive lesson. The emphasis is on building up confidence in using complete sentences and practising taking part in conversations in German. 

This session gives students the opportunity to focus on numbers and the different scenarios in which we use numbers. In this lesson students will learn how to say how old they are, when their birthday is and ask other people about their birthdate. As extension for the lesson, pupils will be able to say how old other member of their family are including revision of numbers from eleven to one-hundred.  By the end of this session students will be well versed in Spanish numbers and their pronunciation. 

We are going to spend some time today advancing your Spanish vocabulary. In this lesson we will revise and learn some new vocabulary surrounding the topic of 'personality'.  We will build sentences together in Spanish using opinions and the equivalent in Spanish for ‘I get/don’t get along with’ by using family member. This is a great class to increase your vocabulary and start to create some more detailed sentences using facts and opinions. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

In this lesson, we will revise vocabulary related to the supermarket.  We will then learn how to ask someone when we need something in Spanish.  We will learn the conjugation for ‘necesitar’ (to need) in present tense.  As an extension we will listen to a native speaker asking for things in a supermarket. 

For all you need to know when conjugating -ar verbs look no further.  In this lesson, we will learn to conjugate verbs ending in -ar in simple present.  We will learn both regular and irregular verbs.  We will match up and translate a range of sentences from English into Spanish and Spanish into English. This is a great class for students to practise conjugating verbs and to listen to the correct pronunciation. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

In this lesson we will learn to conjugate verbs ending in -er in the simple present.  Students are going to learn both regular and irregular verbs. Finally students will complete an exercise where we will match up and translate a range of sentences from English into Spanish and Spanish into English. This class will help you with 2 aspects of learning a language; conjugating verbs and a comprehension of sentence structure. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

A typical topic in Spanish at all levels is being able to discuss where you live.  In this lesson we will revise the vocabulary related to where we live, in a house or a flat, whether it is in the countryside or in the city, and the size of your dwelling. Students will be introduced to descriptive adjectives such as big, small, old and new. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

Can you describe a typical day at school?  In this lesson we are going to start by revising all the vocabulary we know surrounding school and school subjects.  Then we will focus on learning the vocabulary for the activities we do at school such as ‘to study’, ‘to revise’, ‘to do sport’ or ‘to go on a break’.  We will combine these with places at school and we will translate sentences into Spanish using what we have learned. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

Some verbs are essential for success in Spanish, 'to be' is one of them. In this class students will explore the verb ‘to be’ and the two meanings it has in Spanish. We will use the acronym DOCTOR PLACE to identify the differences and we will translate different sentences into Spanish by using this useful tool. This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

Revision in languages needs to be focused and effective, join Mr Castrillon in this session to assist in your Spanish GCSE revision. In this lesson we will revise the topic of environment by looking at different questions, with specific tasks to complete.  Each question will have a number of marks and we aim to teach you how to tackle them by looking at familiar vocabulary as well as cognates, context and the answers themselves. This revision session is essential for all Spanish students who want to excel in examinations and reach the top of their ability.  

We are going to spend some time today focusing on adjectives to describe your very own school In this class we will learn the words given to the different rooms in a school. We will learn how to say ‘there is’/’there are’ and we will use adjectives to describe our school (‘new’, ‘old’, ‘big’, ‘small’). This class covers key skills in grammar which students will revisit time and time again throughout their Spanish studies, so they can continue building on the knowledge they have learnt in this lesson.

Focused revision of languages is essential in securing top grades, join Mr Castrillon in this fantastic revision class. Specifically in this lesson students will revise the topic of family by looking at different questions, with tasks to complete that challenge them at each step.  Each question will have a number of marks and we aim to teach you how to tackle them by looking at familiar vocabulary as well as cognates, context and the answers themselves.