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October Half-Term: GCSE Physics and Chemistry Revision - Exam Success

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GCSE: Mon - Thur, 21 - 24 October in Person. Class size max of 5.

Triple Class and Trilogy Class

Taught by qualified, experienced teachers with over 15 years of teaching each including external examining. 

This is a great opportunity to learn and understand the detail to ensure high grades in your mocks and then the summer GCSE exams. 

  • 2 spaces left for the Physics and Chemistry TRIPLE Revision Course. 
  • 2 spaces left for the Physics and Chemistry TRILOGY Revision Course. 
  • Focused on Paper 2 Revision
  • Booklets of interactive revision material provided during the day
  • Topic Test completed during the day, with another to take home and submitted for marking
  • Students will be ready to use past papers to polish their understanding

Contact: [email protected]

website: www.physicswithkate.com

 

 

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