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Your password is the same as your user name the first time you log in. You will then be prompted to change your password. The Institution code is esm2. 

Your Maths teachers have got your usernames and passwords. Any issues email Mrs Chadwick or Mr Sharpe.

BBC Bitesize have created a set of Top Revision Tips.

They also have advice on

• How to get started
• Expert Memory Hacks
• How to get organised with revision
• How to plan revision

Stress can be good sometimes, it can help you to work harder and focus. But it can also have a big effect on you and make it hard to cope. Stress might affect you if you’re:

• struggling to sleep
• having negative thoughts about the future
• getting headaches or feeling unwell a lot
• not eating because of how you’re feeling
• always thinking about your exams or worrying about them
• not able to enjoy things anymore.

Exams can feel like a lot of pressure. You might need certain grades for a course or job. Or your parents, carers or teachers might be putting pressure on you. You might be putting lots of pressure on yourself as well.

Stress affects everyone differently, but if you’re worried, you don’t have to cope alone. Asking an adult you trust can help you find new ways to cope.

No matter where the pressure is coming from, there are ways to help you cope:

Think positively

When we feel anxious, we can start thinking things like ‘I can’t do this’ and ‘I’m going to fail’. It can be difficult, but try to replace these with positive thoughts such as: ‘this is just anxiety, it can’t harm me’ and, ‘relax, concentrate - it's going to be okay’.

Be honest about how you feel

Sometimes people can put pressure on you without even realising and sometimes it can help to talk about how it makes you feel. Talking about things can help you to think about other ways they can support you in the future. 

Don’t compare yourself to your friends

Competing with your friends can help to keep you motivated. But it can also make you feel like you’re not good enough, especially on social media. Try keeping a list of the revision you’ve done so you can see how much you’re achieving.

Revision Booklets

• Section 1 Beliefs and Teachings
• Section 3 Sources of Wisdom and Authority

Year 10 Mocks - Google Classroom codes

k2yxd2w - 10X-RE2 - KST

jdeve3z - 10Y-RE2 - KST

rsohjyl - 10Y-RE3 - JSE

ou5xeoc - 10X-RE3 - JSE

g5zu4gi - 10Y-RE4 and 10X-RE4 - MNU

5sox257- 10Y-RE1 - MSH

agqn467 - 10X-RE1 - MSH

Click on the links below for past papers:

• Foundation
• Higher

The Spanish revision resources are on Memrise.  To access resources by theme visit our KS4 Spanish page.

Vocab Lists for Listening and Reading

• Foundation Listening
• Foundation Reading
• Higher Listening
• Higher Reading

Additional revision resources are accessible via the google classroom for your specific Spanish class.  Contact your teacher to receive the code.

GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition: 10A-FN/10B-FN 2023 - 2024 - GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition (google.com)

GCSE Fashion and Textile Design: 10A-TX 2023 - 2024 - GCSE Fashion and Textile Design (google.com)

GCSE Graphic Design: 10B-GR 2023 - 2024 - GCSE Graphic Design (google.com)

GCSE Product Design: 10A-PD 2023 - 2024 - GCSE Product Design (google.com)