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GCSE Chemistry Study Group | 2025-2026

🧪 Welcome to the GCSE Chemistry Study Group | 2025-2026 🧪



This is a space for you to connect with other GCSE chemistry students, share resources and tips, ask questions and support one another while preparing for your exams. :yep:


Just remember, it’s against the site rules to ask for or offer any copyrighted papers and to request offsite chat. Posts that break these rules will be removed.


Ice breaker questions:

Which exam board are you with?

Are you in Year 9, Year 10 or Year 11?

What part(s) of the course are you most confident with?

What part(s) of the course are you struggling with?

Do you plan to take A-Level chemistry?



Wishing you all the best for this academic year! :grouphugs:
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by 5hyl33n
🧪 Welcome to the GCSE Chemistry Study Group | 2025-2026 🧪

This is a space for you to connect with other GCSE chemistry students, share resources and tips, ask questions and support one another while preparing for your exams. :yep:
Just remember, it’s against the site rules to ask for or offer any copyrighted papers and to request offsite chat. Posts that break these rules will be removed.
Ice breaker questions:

Which exam board are you with?

Are you in Year 9, Year 10 or Year 11?

What part(s) of the course are you most confident with?

What part(s) of the course are you struggling with?

Do you plan to take A-Level chemistry?


Wishing you all the best for this academic year! :grouphugs:

Hi guys!
I'm studying Edexcel GCSE Chemistry and I'm in Year 11. Chemistry is probably my worst science, the only part of the course I'm pretty confident with is moles and calculations, and even with them I get confused. Right now we are studying organic chemistry and fossil fuels and stuff like that and it is making my brain hurt so muchhhh. I don't want to take A level chemistry as I'm planning on going down the English and humanities route but still want to achieve good grades at GCSE.
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by iceskater
Hi guys!
I'm studying Edexcel GCSE Chemistry and I'm in Year 11. Chemistry is probably my worst science, the only part of the course I'm pretty confident with is moles and calculations, and even with them I get confused. Right now we are studying organic chemistry and fossil fuels and stuff like that and it is making my brain hurt so muchhhh. I don't want to take A level chemistry as I'm planning on going down the English and humanities route but still want to achieve good grades at GCSE.

Don't give up! You'll get the hang of it soon. :hugs:

When it comes to calculations, practice makes perfect. Try to focus on understanding the reasoning behind doing each step, rather than just memorising the sequence.

Many students find organic chemistry challenging - do you have a sense of what specifically you're finding difficult?

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