Congratulations on making it through what’s often the toughest half term of the year! 💪 January can be long, gloomy, and challenging, but you’ve kept going – and that’s something to be really proud of.

Take a moment to reflect on everything you’ve achieved so far this term. Whether it’s tackling a tricky topic, staying on top of your workload, or simply showing up and giving it your best – these are all qualities of successful people!

🤞 We promise that the hard work you’re putting in now will pay off! Enjoy a well-deserved rest, and try your best to balance it with some revision. Now’s the time to make it a habit!

👀 Scroll down for our weekly schedule!

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• A-Level

GCSE

Monday

5 pm - Maths | Foundation - Transformations

7 pm - Sociology | Paper 2 content and skills: How useful are official statistics for understanding crime?

Tuesday

4 pm - English Language | Paper 2: How the Write the Comparison Question

5 pm - Biology | Selective Breeding and Natural Selection

7 pm - History | Paper 2 ASNE: Norman England, 1066-88

Wednesday

4 pm - English Literature | Themes and Motifs in A Christmas Carol

5 pm - Maths | Parallel and perpendicular lines

Thursday

4 pm - Chemistry | Equilibrium

5 pm - Physics | Moments, levers and gears

6pm - Geography | Desertification

A-Level

Monday

4 pm - Chemistry | Year 12 - Alkanes

5 pm - Chemistry | Year 13 - Optical isomerism

6 pm Psychology | Research Methods - Experimental method & exam practice questions

Tuesday

4 pm - Biology | Year 12 - Biodiversity

6 pm Psychology | Attachment: Romanian orphan studies - Institutionalisation & exam practice questions

7 pm - Sociology | Paper 3 Topic: How functional is crime for society?

Wednesday

4 pm - Maths | Functions: Part 2

5 pm - Biology | Year 13 - Mutations

7 pm - Environmental Science | Energy conservation

Thursday

4 pm Biology | Year 12 - Stem Cells and Specialisation

5 pm Biology | Year 13 - Muscle contraction

Please check your masterclass for exact details on the sessions.