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Key Stage 4 Study Support Portal Welcome to The Ruth Gorse Academy Study Support
Portal. We hope that you find the website and the content useful towards your
Key Stage 4 studies.

The website has been designed to provide you and your family with the useful
resources and support to help you in your preparations for your examinations.
This includes helpful information on how to revise, tips on how to look after
yourself in the run up to your exams as well as details and dates of any
examinations that you may be taking.

Our colleagues will continue to update the website over the course of the year
with new content to support you in being as prepared as possible.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to speak with your teachers or
the year team.

Mr Mallinson, Principal.
Homehusain.patel@tgat.org.uk2023-03-15T13:48:51+00:00


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BENEFITS OF REVISION




TIME TO GRASP CONCEPTS



Starting early allows you time to really learn the material and understand it
rather than just memorising information for the sake of the exam. Having this
extra time will also mean you actually start to enjoy your study sessions as
instead of panicking to remember everything, you can read and learn the context
of the subject material in your own time. Not only will you have a changed
attitude but you might not dread the thought of revision!




IMPROVED GRADES



When you start putting the time aside to revise topics and study well in advance
of exams, you’re starting to put more effort into school too. We guarantee that
you’ll notice your grades gradually improve as you get closer to your exams.




LESS STRESS



There really isn’t a better feeling for students than being prepared for
upcoming exams, especially when you know how much work you’ve actually put in.
Not only will cracking on with revision early mean much less stress and anxiety
the week before the big day, but will also mean you head into your exams calm
and with a clear state of mind.




USE DIFFERENT REVISION TECHNIQUES



Having time on your side means that you can explore a whole host of different
revision techniques rather than just sticking to one that might not be working
out so well. You might start by writing out your notes, then typing them up, as
repetition can be an excellent and effective way to absorb information. If this
isn’t working then colourful visual posters and mind maps containing key pieces
of information is a fun way to learn. You can even put these posters up on your
bedroom wall so they become a part of everyday life and get absorbed more
deeply. For more information on all the different learning resources for
different learning styles, check out useful our blog post here.




THERE’S NO NEED TO RUSH



Studying for exams early means that you get to take your time with revision and
avoid last minute cramming or rushing through topics. Often when students do
this, they find that they can’t remember very much in the exam or their mind
goes blank because the information isn’t stored in their long-term memory. For
information to be transferred into your long-term memory you need to repeat it
over a longer period of time rather than quickly rushing through subjects




THERE’S TIME TO IDENTIFY WEAKER SUBJECTS



Getting on with your revision in advance means that you can allocate the same
amount of time to each subject, instead of leaning toward favourite topics and
avoiding the trickiest. This also means that as you are going through each
topic, you may identify some areas that you aren’t feeling very confident with
or there might be a subject that you generally struggle in. Having excess time
means you can go back over areas you’re finding particularly difficult and get
some extra help if you think it will be beneficial.




PRACTICE PAST EXAM PAPERS



Practice doesn’t make perfect, but it can certainly help when it comes to being
prepared. The earlier you start revising, the more time you’ll have to complete
practice papers from previous years and get used to the format. All too often
students have great subject knowledge but their exam technique is lacking, which
ends up affecting their final grade. There’s a whole load of practice papers
available online to download and use, or teachers can provide tests from
previous years. Our top tip is to make sure they’re completed under timed
conditions





BENEFITS OF REVISION




TIME TO GRASP CONCEPTS



Starting early allows you time to really learn the material and understand it
rather than just memorising information for the sake of the exam. Having this
extra time will also mean you actually start to enjoy your study sessions as
instead of panicking to remember everything, you can read and learn the context
of the subject material in your own time. Not only will you have a changed
attitude but you might not dread the thought of revision!




IMPROVED GRADES



When you start putting the time aside to revise topics and study well in advance
of exams, you’re starting to put more effort into school too. We guarantee that
you’ll notice your grades gradually improve as you get closer to your exams.




LESS STRESS



There really isn’t a better feeling for students than being prepared for
upcoming exams, especially when you know how much work you’ve actually put in.
Not only will cracking on with revision early mean much less stress and anxiety
the week before the big day, but will also mean you head into your exams calm
and with a clear state of mind.




USE DIFFERENT REVISION TECHNIQUES



Having time on your side means that you can explore a whole host of different
revision techniques rather than just sticking to one that might not be working
out so well. You might start by writing out your notes, then typing them up, as
repetition can be an excellent and effective way to absorb information. If this
isn’t working then colourful visual posters and mind maps containing key pieces
of information is a fun way to learn. You can even put these posters up on your
bedroom wall so they become a part of everyday life and get absorbed more
deeply. For more information on all the different learning resources for
different learning styles, check out useful our blog post here.




THERE’S NO NEED TO RUSH



Studying for exams early means that you get to take your time with revision and
avoid last minute cramming or rushing through topics. Often when students do
this, they find that they can’t remember very much in the exam or their mind
goes blank because the information isn’t stored in their long-term memory. For
information to be transferred into your long-term memory you need to repeat it
over a longer period of time rather than quickly rushing through subjects.




THERE’S TIME TO IDENTIFY WEAKER SUBJECTS



Getting on with your revision in advance means that you can allocate the same
amount of time to each subject, instead of leaning toward favourite topics and
avoiding the trickiest. This also means that as you are going through each
topic, you may identify some areas that you aren’t feeling very confident with
or there might be a subject that you generally struggle in. Having excess time
means you can go back over areas you’re finding particularly difficult and get
some extra help if you think it will be beneficial.




PRACTICE PAST EXAM PAPERS



Practice doesn’t make perfect, but it can certainly help when it comes to being
prepared. The earlier you start revising, the more time you’ll have to complete
practice papers from previous years and get used to the format. All too often
students have great subject knowledge but their exam technique is lacking, which
ends up affecting their final grade. There’s a whole load of practice papers
available online to download and use, or teachers can provide tests from
previous years. Our top tip is to make sure they’re completed under timed
conditions




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Combined Science FT

Triple Science
Computer Science

Mathematics
English Language

English Literature


LANGUAGES


Spanish
French



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Geography

EPR

History
Art

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Hospitality & Catering
Business Studies

Sport Studies



SUBJECT AREAS




CORE SUBJECTS


Combined Science HT

Combined Science FT

Triple Science

Mathematics
Computer Science

English Language

English Literature


ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS


EPR

History

Geography

Business Studies
Art

BTEC DIT

Hospitality & Catering

Sport Studies


LANGUAGES


Spanish
French
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