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Parents receive clear expectations for Mock Exam 1, Mock Exam 2, and the GCSE Summer Exams date, plus daily scheduling notes for sitting papers. The session also explains how to support revision in English, Mathematics, and Science, how to adjust appointments, and the contingency approach for absences. Reporting to parents covers assessment-based subject percentages and how predictions work, emphasizing progress and effort.","Welcome to our 2nd Year 11 Information Evening  \nTonight’s focus  \nUpcoming mocks  \nSupporting your child in English, Mathematics and Science  \nSupporting your child to revise  \nReporting to parents  \n1 & ½ -terms  \n3 Steps to success  \n1.Mock Exam 1 Mid November  \n2.Mock Exam 2 One week either side of Feb half term  \n3.GCSE Summer Exams – 7th May (practical and vocational subjects taking place before this)  \nAutumn, spring and summer terms  \n• Three steps to success  \n• Each structured to support the next  \n• Each structured to support students practice content they have learnt and find out areas they need to work on further  \n• Step One – Autumn mocks  \n• Step Two – Spring mocks  \n• Step Three – Summer exams  \nAutumn, spring and summer terms  \nMock 1 Mock 2  \nGCSE Exams  \nAutumn Mocks  \n• Mock Monday 20th October – English Literature and Biology  \n• Mock week = mock week and 1 day!  \n• 10th – 14th November  \n• 17th November  \n• Students will sit at least one paper in most subjects  \n• It is a busy schedule  \n• Afternoon exams may finish after 3pm  \n• Today-Students received a printed booklet of topics which may come up in exam and should use to support their revision and preparation  \n• In between mock exams normal lesson continue  \nCollected today  \nAutumn Mocks  \nSupporting your child  \n• If you have anything booked on these days please get these appointments changed  \n• If absent due to illness then any missed assessments will be completed on return to school – these will be arranged at the end of the school day to ensure further learning is not missed  \n• This is important so students and teachers know what areas they need to work on next  \n• And as part of our contingency plans  \nReporting  \n• Our first year 11 reports will be shared shortly  \n• Two key areas you will wish to review  \n• One-Our reports are based on assessments. 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