A level advice for parents and students
How to manage A level workload, revision, grades and results day, from the exam coaches at Performance Learning.
What to expect on A Level results day: a complete guide
On A Level results day, students can collect results from school or college, usually from 8am, while UCAS Hub confirms whether firm or insurance choic…
A complete guide to thriving with your increased A Level workload
To cope with the bigger A Level workload, students should accept that they will study fewer subjects in more depth with more independent learning, the…
How are GCSE and A Level grade boundaries set? Everything students and parents need to know
GCSE and A Level grade boundaries are set by exam boards after exams are taken and marking is nearly finished. Boards compare this year’s marks with p…
Exam confidence made simple: how to feel ready for your exams
To feel confident about exams, first understand what the exam expects: the topics, the paper structure and the time allowed. Start revising early so y…
A Level grades explained: Everything you need to know
Reformed A Levels in England are linear, so grades come from exams at the end of the two-year course, with coursework used only where essential. AS Le…