GCSE options - plz help (I'M STRESSING)

Hey!! You're 100% going to be fine at GCSE if you feel like you don't know any year 9 content. Your subjects sound like great choices, and defo most stuff from years 7-9 will be retaught. Except sometimes for some parts of languages like french, they're not gonna reteach you months or basic words but even things like the household you'll likely go over. And I wouldn't worry too much about your teacher, as you get nearer and nearer year 11 exams all your revision will likely be you going over your own notes, so lets be honest youtube will be your real teacher. Good luck, and don't stress! Even in year 10, I don't remember learning anything during the first term of year 10, you have so much time to get to grips with content & relearn things if you need to

i did geography gcse it’s pretty easy, i think you will be fine doing that. computer science is a bit on the harder side but if you like it then go for it. don’t stress too much year 9 isn’t too important. just listen in class so you know the fundamentals but the important content will start from year 10

Hey!! You're 100% going to be fine at GCSE if you feel like you don't know any year 9 content. Your subjects sound like great choices, and defo most stuff from years 7-9 will be retaught. Except sometimes for some parts of languages like french, they're not gonna reteach you months or basic words but even things like the household you'll likely go over. And I wouldn't worry too much about your teacher, as you get nearer and nearer year 11 exams all your revision will likely be you going over your own notes, so lets be honest youtube will be your real teacher. Good luck, and don't stress! Even in year 10, I don't remember learning anything during the first term of year 10, you have so much time to get to grips with content & relearn things if you need to

More than geography and less than history I'm pretty sure. I think per section there's like one or two multiple choice, some 2, 4 and 5 markers, and then a 12 mark (three paragraph) essay. (There's two papers, two sections per paper.)

Never feel like you're not good enough. You definitely are good enough, and you shouldn't stress about GCSEs or grades. I know exactly how hard it is to feel overwhelmed by school and being in new situations and doing new things, but remember you've already done a lot of new things in your life. You learnt to walk and talk for example, now you're going to learn what taking GCSEs is like and that your confidence should rise to the occasion. I do wonder why you don't think you'll be good enough. I imagine peer pressure and comparing yourself to your friends and family expectations have something to do with it. Focus on yourself and enjoy what you do, and work hard if you want to. GCSEs sound all pressurized because teachers make it that way, but the reality is they are only as daunting as you make them out to be. Have control of how you feel and you'll overcome any challenge.

Hi,
I'm in Y9 and i've got to pick my gcse options in around a week and i'm so scared cuz these are what I'm thinking about:
Maths, english literature, english language, biology, physics, chemistry, french, computer science, geography, religious studies.
But the thing is, I don't know if i'll be good enough with especially geography (my teacher waffles too much that I might fail when I come to year 11), computer science (same reason as geography), RS.
I was wondering if anything we learn in Y9 actually means something - I know it does, but like do they reteach most stuff from years 7-9 in year 10 or not??????????????

Hi,
I'm in Y9 and i've got to pick my gcse options in around a week and i'm so scared cuz these are what I'm thinking about:
Maths, english literature, english language, biology, physics, chemistry, french, computer science, geography, religious studies.
But the thing is, I don't know if i'll be good enough with especially geography (my teacher waffles too much that I might fail when I come to year 11), computer science (same reason as geography), RS.
I was wondering if anything we learn in Y9 actually means something - I know it does, but like do they reteach most stuff from years 7-9 in year 10 or not??????????????

Hi,
I'm in Y9 and i've got to pick my gcse options in around a week and i'm so scared cuz these are what I'm thinking about:
Maths, english literature, english language, biology, physics, chemistry, french, computer science, geography, religious studies.
But the thing is, I don't know if i'll be good enough with especially geography (my teacher waffles too much that I might fail when I come to year 11), computer science (same reason as geography), RS.
I was wondering if anything we learn in Y9 actually means something - I know it does, but like do they reteach most stuff from years 7-9 in year 10 or not??????????????

dont pick french or spanish or any language. when i was doing french i regretted it so much

DONT DO GEOGRAPHY TRUST ME ITS HELLLL (unless you’re good at it)

DONT DO GEOGRAPHY TRUST ME ITS HELLLL (unless you’re good at it)

Hi,
I'm in Y9 and i've got to pick my gcse options in around a week and i'm so scared cuz these are what I'm thinking about:
Maths, english literature, english language, biology, physics, chemistry, french, computer science, geography, religious studies.
But the thing is, I don't know if i'll be good enough with especially geography (my teacher waffles too much that I might fail when I come to year 11), computer science (same reason as geography), RS.
I was wondering if anything we learn in Y9 actually means something - I know it does, but like do they reteach most stuff from years 7-9 in year 10 or not??????????????

Oh it's compulsory to take a language for gcse for us