I didn’t use any cgp books and passed combined science with an 88 so yes, definitely! However, higher content is much harder than foundation so I’d recommend not using the cgp foundation book as your main source of revision because then you’re capping your grade at a 4/5 max. Make sure to use other resources too!
I didn’t use any cgp books and passed combined science with an 88 so yes, definitely! However, higher content is much harder than foundation so I’d recommend not using the cgp foundation book as your main source of revision because then you’re capping your grade at a 4/5 max. Make sure to use other resources too!
You should be able to get a higher combined science book from your school. I would ask your teachers for one as they do have lots of practise questions that are better suited.
You should be able to get a higher combined science book from your school. I would ask your teachers for one as they do have lots of practise questions that are better suited.
Well I am not ACTUALLY sitting higher paper. I asked my teacher to put me in higher and she told me I will do a mock and see how it goes and i asked what should i be revising she said the revision foundation book and the other stuff (flashcards, lessons in google classroom,...)
Well I am not ACTUALLY sitting higher paper. I asked my teacher to put me in higher and she told me I will do a mock and see how it goes and i asked what should i be revising she said the revision foundation book and the other stuff (flashcards, lessons in google classroom,...)
ahh i see yeah the foundation book should be fine. I think i would start by getting the higher syllabus and then working from there. There are plenty of online videos and exam practise.
I personally mainly used past papers but sites like physics and maths tutor (not just physics and maths) are really helpful. Also, youtube videos by snaprevise and freesciencelessons were great!
I personally mainly used past papers but sites like physics and maths tutor (not just physics and maths) are really helpful. Also, youtube videos by snaprevise and freesciencelessons were great!
ahh i see yeah the foundation book should be fine. I think i would start by getting the higher syllabus and then working from there. There are plenty of online videos and exam practise.