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Year 11 is when everything becomes real for GCSE students — but it doesn’t  have to be stressful or chaotic. The key to strong results is following a structured, predictable timeline that builds knowledge gradually, closes gaps early, and avoids “panic revision.” Here is the clearest, most actionable Year 11 GCSE Maths revision schedule — perfect for parents who want to support their child without overwhelming them. September – Rebuild Confidence + Identify Gaps By September,

Motivation doesn’t happen magically. It’s created by psychology, structure, and small wins. Here’s how to help your child find motivation that lasts. 1. Remove the Fear First Students avoid tasks they fear. Lower the pressure and they’re far more willing to try. Say things like: “Let’s just try one question together.” “It’s okay to get things wrong — that’s how learning happens.” Safety comes before motivation. 2. Use the “Micro-Win Strategy” Confidence builds motivation. Set

Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT, Photomath and AI calculators have exploded in popularity. And on the surface, they look like the perfect solution: quick answers, step-by-step explanations, and help available 24/7. But here’s the truth many students only realise too late: 👉 AI can help  you learn, but it cannot replace  learning. In this article, we’ll break down why relying purely on AI can actually hurt  your GCSE Maths grades—and how to use AI properly so it be

When it comes to choosing the right tutor, nothing speaks louder than the experiences of other parents and students. At EAP Tutoring ,...