1. Year 11 Mock Exams Countdown to Monday 1st May 10 weeks in school

2. School Website: Life at School Exam and Assessment results

3. May / June Exam Timetable DRAFT (Personalised timetables to follow)

4. Personalised Timetables to follow:
First week in May: Art; French speaking
Monday 14th May: Computer science (1)
Tuesday 15th May: French (Read and Listen); Biology (1)
Wed 16th May: PE (1)
Thursday 17th May: Chemistry (1); Computer Science (2)
Friday 18th May: French (Writing); Drama; PE (2)
Tuesday 22nd May: English Lit (1); Geography (1)
Wed 23rd May: Business (1); Physics (1)
Thursday 24th May: Maths (1)
Friday 25th May: English Lit (2)
Monday 4th June: History (1); Media
Tuesday 5th June: English Language (1); Geography (2)
Wed 6th June: Business (2)
Thursday 7th June: Maths (2)
Friday 8th June : English Language (2); History (2)
Monday 11th June: Biology (2); Geography (3)
Tuesday 12th June: Maths (3)
Wed 13th June: Chemistry (2); Health and Social Care
Thursday 14th June: Food Preparation and Nutrition
Friday 15th June: Physics (2); Citizenship (1)
Monday 18th June : Citizenship (2)
Friday 22nd June: Product Design: Citizenship (3)

5. Exam Boards

6. AQA:
Art; Computer Science; Drama; English Language and Literature; French; Media; Product Design; Science
EDEXCEL:
Maths; History; Health and Social Care; Business Studies
OCR:
PE; Citizenship
EDUQAS:
Food Preparation and Nutrition

7. Why do we have mock exams?
To get used to the final exams in the hall / other rooms.
You need to follow all instructions.

8. Why do we have mock exams?
To perfect your preparation and exam techniques so that you can reach your potential (revision, timings, mindset, resilience, confidence etc)

9. Why do we have mock exams?
So that you have a final chance to see where you need to improve. There is still time.

10. Why do we have mock exams?
So that your teachers can see where you have gaps in knowledge, skills and exam technique. They can only do this if you do your best.

11. Period 3 lesson as normal EARLY LUNCH (12.15 – 12:45) Line up by 12:45
Timetable Week 1: 5th -9th Feb
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Register in forms – line up by 8:50
Morning
 09.00
Maths 1 non calculator
 (1 hr 30)
Science: Biology
 (Found1 hr 15)
(Higher 1hr 45)
Maths P2 – Calculator
English Language P1
 (1 hour 45)
English Language P2
 (1 hr 45)
Break
Period 3 lesson as normal
EARLY LUNCH (12.15 – 12:45) Line up by 12:45
12:45
History
(1hr 30)
 Geography (1hr)
(PE P.5 in classroom)
Option A
Art 1hr 45
Business 45 mins
Citizenship 1 hr 30
Drama 1 hr 45
Food 1 hr 30
PE 1 hr
(Music lesson as normal
Option B
 Art ( 1hr 45 )
Computing (1 hr 30)
Food (1 hr 30)
Health and Social Care (1 hr 15)
PE (1 hr)
Media (1 hr 30)
Prod Des (1 h 30) 
French (Writing)
Foundation: 1hr
Higher: 1hr 15
History (1hr)
Geography (1hr)

12. Period 3 lesson as normal EARLY LUNCH (12.15 – 12:45) Line up by 12:45
Timetable Week 2: 12th - 15th Feb
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Register in forms – line up by 8:50
Morning
 09.00
English literature P1 (1 hr 45)
Science (Chemistry)
 (Found 1 hr 15)
(Higher 1hr 45)
English literature P2
 (2hr 15) LATE BREAK
Science (Physics)
(Found 1 hr 15)
NORMAL DAY
LATE LUNCH
Break
Period 3 lesson as normal
EARLY LUNCH (12.15 – 12:45) Line up by 12:45
12:45
Option A
Business (1 hr 30)
Citizenship ( 1hr)
PE ( 1 hr)
French (Reading)
Found: 45 mins
Higher: 1 hr
Option B
PE 1 hr
Computing (1hr 30)
Maths P3 – Calculator
(1 hr 30)

13. Reminder
If you are not in an exam, you are in a lesson
You must arrive on time to the exam

14. Equipment (in a clear pencil case )
Black pens
Pencils
Rubber
Sharpener
Ruler (30 cm)
Highlighters (if you already use these to highlight key words in qns; text)
Water: only in a clear bottle
Maths equipment

15. No notes of any kind (check pockets)
Regulations
No notes of any kind (check pockets)
Nothing written on hands / arms (even if not exam related)
Once you enter the examination room, until you leave, you must not talk to any other student or try to get their attention.
You can put your hand up for help at any time, or if you need equipment / extra paper / feel very unwell / need a tissue etc
We cannot help you with the answers.

16. Procedures
Arrive on time!
School uniform smart
Have equipment ready
Switch off mobile phone
Line up in silence (hall; other area) in your form in alphabetical order only
Put bag at the back. Sit and wait. Take your watch off
Listen to instructions
During exam, put hand up and ask invigilator if needed. You must remain silent and never distract anyone else.
Try all questions, do your best.
You must remain totally silent until you are instructed to collect your bag and have left the hall.

17. Be resilient
If you have a ‘not so good’ exam, pick yourself back up quickly.

18. Support: ask for help if you need it
Mr Phillips (Examinations Officer)
Dr Saito, Mrs Whittaker
Form tutors
Subject teachers

19. Anything that is not an exam Why wouldn’t you? It belongs to you.
Control it! Get your target grade or higher.
Why wouldn’t you? It belongs to you.
Coursework / Practical work / Controlled assessment / French speaking conversation
Just ‘getting it done’ is not enough

20. Friday 10-3: French speaking preparation (Set 1)
Half Term
Monday: Drama
Friday 10-3: French speaking preparation (Set 1)
Art ?

21. Key Dates: Final Countdown
All coursework, controlled assessment, practical work. These should be your best grades.
Music BTEC exam this Wednesday
Mocks Feb 5th (2 weeks)
Art Completion April.
May 3rd /4th French speaking exams
May 14th External examinations begin (12 weeks left)

22. Morning interventions
Maths English Science Geography / History If you are not in intervention, use form time well

23. Term 2 Intervention after school
Monday: Science Tuesday: Maths Wednesday: English Thursday: Humanities and MFL (Alternate R and S sides) Friday Red Week: Option A Friday Blue Week: Option B Mornings before school: Options