Join Exam Practice: Week Two

A self-paced one-week pre-recorded class for IGCSE/GCSE students

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Worksheets and activity sheets to print for every lesson.

Video lessons

Pre-recorded lessons to watch whenever suits — as many times as you like.

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The book we’re reading

A revision session pairing character study with poetry and exam technique. Students review the characters of J.B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls — the Birlings, Gerald, the Inspector and Eva Smith — tracking how each embodies the play's ideas about class, responsibility and change, and make cue cards to lock in key quotations for fast recall. A round of exam tips and revision advice keeps the focus on exam readiness. The poetry turns to Imtiaz Dharker's "Blessing," about a burst water pipe in a Mumbai slum and the sudden, precious rush of water, and Sujata Bhatt's "Search for My Tongue," which uses Gujarati script to explore losing and reclaiming a mother tongue. Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice is suggested for further review of its plot and key scenes.

Class contents

  • An Inspector Calls: characters review; making cue cards for quote memorisation and recall

  • Exam tips and revision advice

  • Poetry: "Blessing" and "Search for My Tongue"

  • Recommendation: The Merchant of Venice — plot and scenes as further review

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