is this possible. . i

hi, i am a delusional yr11 who wants to achieve only 8's and 9's.
I'm a state school student in the north , prefect and head girl at my school, i attend cadets and so forth.

my yr10 mock grades.

biology:6
chemistry:5
English lit:8
English lang:8
Maths:6
Physics:7
French: 7
Spanish:7
history: 9
religious studies;9

what i want to get at the end of yr11

biology:9
chemistry:8 or 7
English lit:9
English lang:9
Maths:9
Physics:8 or 9
French: 8
Spanish:8
history: 9
religious studies;9

is this possible or am i being unrealistic and if it can happen what can i do to secure these grades.

Reply 1

BetaVersion2.9

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Yes this is definitely possible. You look strongest in arts & humanities subjects, and therefore a focus on science subjects should help you improve your grades. This might require a bit of extra work, but there's lots of resources on the internet. Is there any aspect of science that might be putting you off the subject?

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annabellaaitken

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Original post by BetaVersion2.9

Yes this is definitely possible. You look strongest in arts & humanities subjects, and therefore a focus on science subjects should help you improve your grades. This might require a bit of extra work, but there's lots of resources on the internet. Is there any aspect of science that might be putting you off the subject?

I didn’t have a teacher for my sciences for a few months and in maths I had a lot of movement with teachers but at the moment everything is very stable and I have better teachers than I did then. However chemistry is a struggle I have loads of knowledge gaps.

Reply 3

BetaVersion2.9

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Original post by annabellaaitken

I didn’t have a teacher for my sciences for a few months and in maths I had a lot of movement with teachers but at the moment everything is very stable and I have better teachers than I did then. However chemistry is a struggle I have loads of knowledge gaps.

You may find these websites useful then
https://www.chemguide.co.uk/14to16menu.html
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zs6hvcw
Good that you've got better teachers in a more stable environment.

Reply 4

annabellaaitken

OP

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Original post by BetaVersion2.9

You may find these websites useful then
https://www.chemguide.co.uk/14to16menu.html
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zs6hvcw
Good that you've got better teachers in a more stable environment.

Thank you so much

Reply 5

yogo1o

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If you struggle with chemistry, I really recommend trying to go back over the entirety of content you've been taught so far, start to finish but make sure you really understand each topic before looking at the next one - you'll struggle on the harder stuff if you haven't got the basics down.

Closer to actual exams (once you've been taught all the content on each paper) just do all the past papers you can find for sciences and mark them yourself. But it is very possible for you to achieve your desired grades as long as you put in the work

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