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Years 3–6 · Ages 7–11

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GCSE

Years 10–11 · Ages 14–16

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GCSE

GCSE is where it counts. Across Years 10 and 11, students cover the full subject specifications and sit the exams that shape their next steps. Every resource below is written by experienced teachers and mapped to the major exam boards — AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC/Eduqas — so revision is focused on exactly what comes up.

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English Language

GCSE English Language tests reading and writing across unseen texts. Students explore creative reading and writing, analyse writers’ viewpoints and perspectives, and…

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English Literature

GCSE English Literature is the study of great texts. Students analyse Shakespeare, a 19th-century novel, modern prose or drama, and an anthology…

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Mathematics

GCSE Maths covers six strands across Foundation and Higher tiers. Students master number, algebra, ratio and proportion, geometry, probability and statistics. Every…

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Biology

GCSE Biology explores life from cells to ecosystems. Students study cell biology, organisation, infection and response, bioenergetics, homeostasis, inheritance and ecology, with…

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Chemistry

GCSE Chemistry explains the material world. Students study atomic structure and the periodic table, bonding, quantitative chemistry, chemical and energy changes, rates,…

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Physics

GCSE Physics explains how the universe works. Students study energy, electricity, the particle model, atomic structure and radiation, forces, waves, magnetism and…

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History

GCSE History develops analytical thinking about the past. Students complete a thematic study, a British depth study, a period study, and a…

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Geography

GCSE Geography connects physical and human worlds. Students study physical environments, human environments, and geographical applications including fieldwork and skills. Mapped to…

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Computer Science

GCSE Computer Science builds genuine technical understanding. Students study computer systems, data representation, networks, cyber security, computational thinking, programming, databases, and the…

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Business & Economics

GCSE Business and Economics explain how enterprise and the economy work. Students investigate starting and growing a business, and the principles of…

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Social Sciences

GCSE social sciences study mind and society. Students explore psychology — cognition, behaviour, development and research methods — and sociology — families,…

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Modern Foreign Languages

GCSE Modern Foreign Languages build communication across French, Spanish, German and more. Students cover three themes — identity and culture; local, national…

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Religious Studies

GCSE Religious Studies examines belief and ethics with rigour. Students study the beliefs, teachings and practices of religions, and thematic studies such…

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Design & Technology

GCSE Design and Technology unites creativity and engineering. Students master core and specialist technical principles and complete a substantial designing-and-making NEA project.…

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Food Preparation & Nutrition

GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition combines science and skill. Students study nutrition and health, food science, and food safety and choice, alongside…

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Creative & Performing Arts

GCSE creative arts reward sustained creative work. Students develop drama through devising and evaluation, build fine art, graphics or photography portfolios, compose…

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Physical Education (PE) & Sports Science

GCSE PE and Sports Science apply science to sport. Students study applied anatomy and physiology, movement analysis and technology, and sports psychology…

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Non-Examined Requirements (Statutory)

Alongside examined subjects, schools must teach statutory content at Key Stage 4. This covers Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE), and Citizenship,…

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💬 Frequently asked questions

What is GCSE?+
GCSE covers Years 10 & 11 (ages 14–16) and is mapped to the UK National Curriculum, with lessons, quizzes, games, worksheets and practice papers for every core subject.
What assessments are in GCSE?+
GCSE prepares children for GCSE exams set by AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC, and our resources include practice that mirrors these.
Which subjects are covered in GCSE?+
Maths, English and Science plus the wider curriculum — history, geography, computing, the arts, PE and more.
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