i am looking for a best friend that i can talk to - i'm currently in year 11 and quite stressed about gcses
a few things about me are that i like reading, k-dramas, pilates
msg mee :smile:

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hii i'll be your friend and i'm in Year 11 as well!!

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Annaleise13G

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Original post by shrodingerscatt

ayyy ty ty

Your welcome 🤗

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BraeLynnT

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Original post by shrodingerscatt

i am looking for a best friend that i can talk to - i'm currently in year 11 and quite stressed about gcses
a few things about me are that i like reading, k-dramas, pilates
msg mee :smile:

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im in Year 11 (10th grade for me)
from the US tho
i ❤️ reading as well 😀

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username6526836

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Original post by shrodingerscatt

i am looking for a best friend that i can talk to - i'm currently in year 11 and quite stressed about gcses
a few things about me are that i like reading, k-dramas, pilates
msg mee :smile:

)

oh get over it for flip sake - if your stressed for your gcses then revise dont waste time with a friend - duhh

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aditya nair12344

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Original post by numb-chain

how were you able to get a 9 in bio, chem and physics😭?. what method did you use? enlighten me please🤧

i will try my best ti enlighten u with my words😅
my main resource was cgp books they give you all the information you need they are really good, and for exam questions and pre-made flashcards i can go through for each topic i used https://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/ and then i just went onto https://revisionscience.com/gcse-revision/biology/biology-gcse-past-papers/aqa-gcse-biology-past-papers#google_vignette this website to do lots of pastpaper form pervious year, past papers are literally the best they are so good the more you do the better, literally there is only so many question they can ever ask you so the questions are styled similar. So doing these can also help you with seeing what exactly the mark scheme want as an answers a common example is for the question " By what process does a plant move water form roots to leaves" a common person would say for this 1 marker transpiration but this is wrong as it says on the mark scheme it is "transpiration stream" so doing lots of exam question can help gain valuable marks over other people and that mark maybe be the difference in you getting a 9 and you getting a 8, thanks for the question if there are anymore questions feel free to ask and have a great day !

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Original post by aditya nair12344

i will try my best ti enlighten u with my words😅
my main resource was cgp books they give you all the information you need they are really good, and for exam questions and pre-made flashcards i can go through for each topic i used https://www.physicsandmathstutor.com/ and then i just went onto https://revisionscience.com/gcse-revision/biology/biology-gcse-past-papers/aqa-gcse-biology-past-papers#google_vignette this website to do lots of pastpaper form pervious year, past papers are literally the best they are so good the more you do the better, literally there is only so many question they can ever ask you so the questions are styled similar. So doing these can also help you with seeing what exactly the mark scheme want as an answers a common example is for the question " By what process does a plant move water form roots to leaves" a common person would say for this 1 marker transpiration but this is wrong as it says on the mark scheme it is "transpiration stream" so doing lots of exam question can help gain valuable marks over other people and that mark maybe be the difference in you getting a 9 and you getting a 8, thanks for the question if there are anymore questions feel free to ask and have a great day !

thank youuu

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Cecilia nyandoro

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Original post by shrodingerscatt

i am looking for a best friend that i can talk to - i'm currently in year 11 and quite stressed about gcses
a few things about me are that i like reading, k-dramas, pilates
msg mee :smile:

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It's completely understandable to feel stressed about GCSEs, especially with everything that comes with Year 11. If you're looking for a friend to talk to, I wouldn’t mind being one at all! We could chat about K-dramas, books, or even pirates—anything to help take your mind off things for a bit. Plus, if you ever need help with your GCSEs, I’d be more than happy to assist. Sometimes, balancing studying with a break to enjoy what you love can help clear your head and make everything feel more manageable. How are you finding things so far?