Share your gcse results 2014!

English Language A*
English Literature A*
Mathematics A*
Biology A*
Chemistry A*
Physics A*
History A*
Geography A*
Computing A*
Spanish A
Chinese (Mandarin) A*


before you shout at me for boasting just be aware that I worked literally so hard for these grades

English Language A*
English Literature A*
Mathematics A*
Biology A*
Chemistry A*
Physics A*
History A*
Geography A*
Computing A*
Spanish A
Chinese (Mandarin) A*


before you shout at me for boasting just be aware that I worked literally so hard for these grades

Hellooo!! Here's some inspiration - just work hard, if you go to a good school, always pay attention, if you don't (like me), start self teaching, because our teachers didn't even finish the course by the time exams were in reach and make sure to use your exam boards specification: Play their game

GOOD LUCK MAY THE ODDS BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOUR!

Maths A*
Geography A*
ICT A*
RE A*
Spanish A*
English Lit A*
Triple Science A* A* A*
English Language A*

physics maths further maths chemistry and chinese (mandarin) - and im not naturally gifted i just work hard and logically

Latin - A...

Rest still to come..

Well, Im just here to make AlphaNick look even smarter

Maths: A
English lang: A
English Lit: A
Geography: A*
Biology: A
Chemistry: A
Physics: A*
Business Studies: A
ICT: A
Religion: A*
Astronomy: A
French: B

Ggwp no rematch

For science type up your own revision notes, it helps a lot with learning them as you don't have to memorise CGP book facts, and you can extrapolate your notes from a variety of sources including your classwork and other research. CGP books alone won't help you develop an understanding.

For English, I did practice essays in the run-up to the exam and I ended up doing a practice essay for the very question which came up for AIC, and the OMAM side is easier since you're given half the answer in the text - it is just about developing a specific technique of writing what the examiners want to read. I winged English Language without any practice so I can't help there but you need to know the exact approach to each question.

Good luck ! And can you give any specific revision tips for triple science, foreign languages and double english? I need A*'s in science for medical school and I have a feeling I'll do pretty badly in French and English tbh so any help would be greatly appreciated xD

For science use the cpg books and the exam boards specification.(aqa is particularly good, I'm not too sure about the others.) Do EVERY past paper available. For english make sure your controlled assessments are as high as you can get them and read the examiners reports. Again past papers are great, but get your teachers to mark them and give you tips on how to improve. For French ask for examples of a* phrases and put these into your controlled assessment. Use at least 4 tenses. For vocab just check the exam boards specification and memorize those words. Hope that's enough

For science type up your own revision notes, it helps a lot with learning them as you don't have to memorise CGP book facts, and you can extrapolate your notes from a variety of sources including your classwork and other research. CGP books alone won't help you develop an understanding.

For English, I did practice essays in the run-up to the exam and I ended up doing a practice essay for the very question which came up for AIC, and the OMAM side is easier since you're given half the answer in the text - it is just about developing a specific technique of writing what the examiners want to read. I winged English Language without any practice so I can't help there but you need to know the exact approach to each question.

Maths- A*
IGCSE Maths
(It contains C1+C3 work, and problems are trickier)- A*
English Language-A*
English Lit-A*
Biology-A*
Physics-A*
Chemistry-A*
French-A*
Geography-A*
History-A*
Music-A*
RE-A*
Dutch-A*

Bear in mind that I did have a revision timetable during the exam season so I could cover the content!

Hellooo!! Here's some inspiration - just work hard, if you go to a good school, always pay attention, if you don't (like me), start self teaching, because our teachers didn't even finish the course by the time exams were in reach and make sure to use your exam boards specification: Play their game

Maths A*
Additional Maths (covers most of C1, C2 and some other A level content) A (the top grade)
Biology A*
Chemistry A*
Physics A*
English Language A*
English Literature A*
French A*
Latin A*
Music A*
Drama A*

Seriously, I'm nothing special; and people like me aren't either.

Just keep your head down and do the work- if you don't understand, ask straight away: if your teachers are crap, do your own work out of lessons- get revision guides and stuff. Do papers nice and early to judge where you are and work through the specification to know exactly what you need to know.