Girls at all girls schools achieve better GCSE results

George Webb January 28, 2016

Is it because they escape gender stereotyping or are they simply less distracted by the boys? https://t.co/1az8PKOy75 #gcse #revision

— Revision Buddies (@RevisionBuddies) January 28, 2016

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This is a good app... There are past papers which are available on the app and there are loads of questions.. - MFL department at Clough Hall School GCSE Religious Studies by Revision Buddies is a decent app for those of you wanting to cram in a few moments of worthwhile but succinct revision before the big day. - Mr Ridgway, King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls I am loving the design and how easy the app is to use. The multiple choice aspect works really well and the tracking idea will help motivate students. - App Store Review My teacher recommended this app and I’ve found it really clear and helpful. Would recommend to anyone else getting ready for their GCSEs! - App Store Review I found the explanations especially helpful and the access to past papers meant that I could test my knowledge as I went along. Really helpful and easy to use, would recommend to anyone about to sit their exams as a way of breaking up a day of samey revision! - App Store Review The app is brilliant and it is helping me a lot with my GCSE. The thing that makes the app a lot better is that when you get the right answer it shows you the way your answer should be. - App Store Review

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