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question: The ‘dialogue’ between seminal and contemporary texts allows us to recognise ideas that endure and evolve. How do your chosen texts explore this sentiment?

the exam is meant to cover everything from core i to core iii for our school we chose children and young peoples as our topic of focus and we wrote a case study essay for our second topic, which was a hand-in so its not included in the exam.

ive actually been in sg the whole time so i was partially lying but this is what my friends have experienced and said: obviously the edutest is available online as you already know. you can purchase them for a pretty high price online but i think if youre worried about the exam its pretty worth...

sghs is fine its not as hard as you think, especially for y11.

not sure if im late but yes you should still try. the thing about y11 courses (at least at my school, but i believe in general) is about getting a taster for what those subjects will be like in y12. just because youve gone through one task and dont want to do the subject anymore doesnt...

hey! based on what i know its just school captains. i dont believe having things like prefect or house captain would go towards the eapl.

first task from y11

given by classroom teacher. its super simple stuff but i think it really helps with casual revision. topic tests and solutions for: basic legal concepts sources of contemporary law classification of law law reform (in action)

this was given to my class right before task 1 this term. it helps as final active recall revision.

its the whole course, really didnt need much else for my first exam (17/20)