Students need to revise regularly and different topics to rehearse, recalling information when it is required.  When students reflect on the feedback provided by their teachers in school to identify and work on their next steps, then revision can become powerful. In addition, teachers will highlight to students the key pieces of information vital to build up a holistic understanding of the relevant subject.

Families can support students by encouraging them to revise regularly, testing students (use their resources; families do not need to be the expert) and providing a quiet space for them to work.

Revision Guides

As a school, we have subscribed to Pearson Revise Online which provides access to a number of online revision guides and revision tools for the following courses:

  • GCSE English Language
  • GCSE Combined Science (Higher and Foundation Tiers)
  • GCSE Triple Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics)
  • GCSE French
  • GCSE Spanish
  • GCSE History
  • GCSE Geography
  • GCSE Business

Examples of the materials available include:

To access these materials please follow these steps below:

1. Click on the following link: https://reviseonline.pearson.com/school/wilsthorpeschool

2. Click ‘Sign in with Microsoft’

3. Enter your school email address and click next

4. Enter the password you use to log on to your school account and click ‘Sign in’

5. Click ‘Accept’

6. Select ‘United Kingdom’ for country, tick ‘I agree to terms and conditions’, then click ‘Add and Continue’

7. Click ‘Accept All Cookies’

8. Once you are logged in, you will be asked to select your subjects:

You must ensure you pick the correct ones that we study at Wilsthorpe. These are:

Knowledge organisers can be used by students in Years 7, 8 and 9 to prepare for assessments. They are designed to be a summary of the core knowledge covered during the term and students can use them to test their knowledge to ensure they are building strong powers of recall.  

To get the most out of your Knowledge Organiser, you should be learning sections and then self-testing. Read the guide below to understand how you can best use your knowledge organiser: