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Michelle JacksonYear 12 Y10 English Literature Y12 English Literature
4 of last 5 below 50% (avg 37.9%)
Declining trend-
Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 36.0%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (38%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 48.0%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (40%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 0.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 3 — 42.7%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 36.0%
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Victoria SimpsonYear 9 Y10 English Literature Y12 English Literature
5 of last 5 below 50% (avg 21.9%)
Declining trend-
Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 18.7%
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (17%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (17%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (19%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 30.7%
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (25%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (27%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (30%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 30.0%
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 6.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 3 — 24.0%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (20%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 18.7%
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (42%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 6.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 48.0%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 45.3%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (42%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 6.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 45.3%
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 28.0%
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (25%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (27%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 3 — 21.3%
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (19%)
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (20%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 26.7%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (25%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (25%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 28.0%
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Hayley SharpYear 10 Y10 English Literature Y13 History
3 of last 5 below 50% (avg 44.0%)
Declining trend-
Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
- How far do you agree with Interpretation 1? (38%)
- Explain the importance of the reforms for the period that... (38%)
- Compare the two interpretations and explain why they differ. (42%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 45.3%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (40%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (44%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
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Stephanie GreenYear 10 Y10 English Literature Y11 English Language
5 of last 5 below 50% (avg 27.5%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 34.7%
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (30%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (31%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (33%)
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 29.3%
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (25%)
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 24.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
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Y10 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 37.3%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (33%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (38%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 34.7%
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 41.3%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 30.7%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (27%)
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (30%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 37.3%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (33%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (38%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 41.3%
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
- Explain the importance of the reforms for the period that... (38%)
- How far do you agree with Interpretation 1? (44%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Knowledge & Understanding: Not Met
- Source Analysis: Not Met
- Provenance & Utility: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 36.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
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Y13 History — Assessment 3 — 46.7%
- Write an account analysing the causes of the crisis. (38%)
- Compare the two interpretations and explain why they differ. (42%)
- How far do you agree with Interpretation 1? (44%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 46.7%
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 34.7%
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (31%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (33%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 3 — 34.7%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (33%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 12.0%
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 45.3%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (40%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (44%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 34.7%
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 36.7%
- Explain two consequences of the event described. (25%)
- Write an account analysing the causes of the crisis. (25%)
- Compare the two interpretations and explain why they differ. (33%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 2 — 12.0%
- Knowledge & Understanding: Not Met
- Source Analysis: Not Met
- Provenance & Utility: Not Met
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Y13 History — Assessment 3 — 38.3%
- Write an account analysing the causes of the crisis. (25%)
- How useful is Source A for a historian studying the period? (38%)
- Explain two consequences of the event described. (38%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 24.0%
- Provenance & Utility: Not Met
- Interpretations: Not Met
- Consequence & Significance: Not Met
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Y13 History — Assessment 2 — 40.0%
- How useful is Source A for a historian studying the period? (25%)
- Compare the two interpretations and explain why they differ. (33%)
- Write an account analysing the causes of the crisis. (38%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 36.7%
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 28.0%
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (25%)
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (25%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 30.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Critical Perspectives: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 32.0%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (27%)
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (30%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 37.3%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (38%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 28.0%
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Megan JarvisYear 9 Y11 English Language Y12 English Literature
5 of last 5 below 50% (avg 26.1%)
Declining trend-
Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 21.3%
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (17%)
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (20%)
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 1 — 34.7%
- Write the opening of a description suggested by the image. (25%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (33%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (33%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 30.0%
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
- Voice & Register: Not Met
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Y12 English Literature — Assessment 2 — 18.0%
- Analysis & Evidence: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Structural Analysis: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 26.7%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (20%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (25%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 21.3%
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 24.0%
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (19%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (20%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (25%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 1 — 25.0%
- How useful is Source A for a historian studying the period? (25%)
- Explain two consequences of the event described. (25%)
- How far do you agree with Interpretation 1? (25%)
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Y13 History — Assessment 2 — 18.0%
- Knowledge & Understanding: Not Met
- Provenance & Utility: Not Met
- Causation: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 36.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Comparison: Not Met
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Y13 History — Assessment 3 — 18.3%
- How useful is Source A for a historian studying the period? (12%)
- Explain two consequences of the event described. (12%)
- Compare the two interpretations and explain why they differ. (17%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 24.0%
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 48.0%
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
- Compare how both texts present power and control. (44%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (47%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 3 — 42.7%
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... (40%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (42%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 18.0%
- Essay Structure: Not Met
- Language & Terminology: Not Met
- Contextual Understanding: Not Met
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 2 — 42.7%
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. (30%)
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... (40%)
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? (42%)
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Y11 English Language — Assessment 1 — 48.0%
- Y10 English Literature — Timed practice paper Y10 English Literature · Due 12 Aug 2026, 09:30
- Y13 History — Timed practice paper Y13 History · Due 13 Aug 2026, 09:15
- Y11 English Language — Timed practice paper Y11 English Language · Due 13 Aug 2026, 09:30
- Y12 English Literature — Timed practice paper Y12 English Literature · Due 14 Aug 2026, 09:30
- Y13 History — Coursework draft Y13 History · Due 18 Aug 2026, 09:45
- Y10 English Literature — Coursework draft Y10 English Literature · Due 20 Aug 2026, 09:00
- Y11 English Language — Coursework draft Y11 English Language · Due 24 Aug 2026, 09:30
- Y12 English Literature — Coursework draft Y12 English Literature · Due 01 Sep 2026, 09:00
- Y12 English Literature — End-of-unit assessment Y12 English Literature · Due 07 Sep 2026, 09:30
- Y10 English Literature — End-of-unit assessment Y10 English Literature · Due 12 Sep 2026, 09:15
- Y11 English Language — End-of-unit assessment Y11 English Language · Due 17 Sep 2026, 09:15
- Y13 History — End-of-unit assessment Y13 History · Due 23 Sep 2026, 09:00
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Y10 English Literature — Timed practice paper Y10 English Literature · Due Wed 12 AugReady
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Y13 History — Timed practice paper Y13 History · Due Thu 13 AugReady
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Y11 English Language — Timed practice paper Y11 English Language · Due Thu 13 AugReady
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Y12 English Literature — Timed practice paper Y12 English Literature · Due Fri 14 AugReady
- smart_marker 75
- reporting_summary 66
- progress_report 64
- learner_pack 62
- style_check 53
- batch_marking 50
4 due dates and 12 meetings in the next 7 days.
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Half-term review (Aimee Graham)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Coursework check-in (Brenda Cooke)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Half-term review (Michelle Jackson)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Progress review (Naomi Edwards)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Progress review (Owen Hunter)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Coursework check-in (Paula Thomas)
- Tue 11 Follow-up: Target-setting tutorial (Marc Walters)
- Wed 12 Follow-up: Post-mock feedback (Andrea Foster)
- Wed 12 Follow-up: Target-setting tutorial (Emma Pearce)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Half-term review (David Pearce)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Progress review (Dennis Pickering)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Post-mock feedback (Lorraine Mason)
Assignment due dates Student meetings
- Dylan Bull Up from 87.0% to 86.7%
- Henry Stevenson Up from 82.7% to 78.3%
- Victoria Graham Up from 85.5% to 77.3%
- Dennis Pickering Up from 63.0% to 69.3%
- Louise Williams Up from 64.5% to 68.3%
- Victoria Harrison Up from 50.7% to 60.0%
- Thomas Gallagher Up from 61.5% to 58.7%
- Aaron Hammond Up from 46.7% to 56.0%
- Valerie Holmes 03 Aug
- Brian Smith 03 Aug
- Aaron Hammond 03 Aug
- Marc Walters 03 Aug
- Grace Hall 03 Aug
- Colin Reynolds 03 Aug
- Stephanie Green 03 Aug
- Laura Hall 03 Aug
Lowest-scoring questions across your auto-mark jobs (min 5 attempts).
- Explain how the writer uses language to create tension. 54% n=420
- Evaluate the significance of historical context in shapin... 54% n=420
- How far do you agree that the ending is inevitable? 54% n=420
- Analyse how structure shapes the reader's response across... 54% n=420
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Adam_Henderson_draft_2.docx · 45%Profile
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Sylvia_Wilson_draft_4.docx · 56%Profile
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Style comparison (student #42928) · 65% cautionProfile
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Naomi_Edwards_draft_1.docx · 69%Profile
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Style comparison (student #42947) · 77% cautionProfile
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Abigail_Campbell_draft_3.docx · 44%Profile
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Style comparison (student #42916) · 72% cautionProfile
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Style comparison (student #42957) · 63% cautionProfile
Based on 12 completed jobs.
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| Y10 English Literature | Y10 English Literature — Timed practice paper |
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| Y11 English Language | Y11 English Language — Timed practice paper |
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| Y12 English Literature | Y12 English Literature — Timed practice paper |
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| Y13 History | Y13 History — Timed practice paper |
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- Michelle Jackson 0.0%
- Victoria Simpson 6.0%
- Fiona Edwards 6.0%
- Lorraine Mason 6.0%
- Nicholas Harrison 12.0%
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Pack #2084 Adam HendersonCOMPLETED
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Pack #2088 Dennis PickeringCOMPLETED
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English targeted practice — Hayley Hayley Sharp · mixedPDF
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English targeted practice — Megan Megan Jarvis · mixedPDF
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- Y10 English Literature — Timed practice paper Y10 English Literature · Due 12 Aug 2026, 09:30
- Y13 History — Timed practice paper Y13 History · Due 13 Aug 2026, 09:15
- Y11 English Language — Timed practice paper Y11 English Language · Due 13 Aug 2026, 09:30
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4 due dates and 12 meetings in the next 7 days.
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Half-term review (Aimee Graham)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Coursework check-in (Brenda Cooke)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Half-term review (Michelle Jackson)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Progress review (Naomi Edwards)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Progress review (Owen Hunter)
- Sun 09 Follow-up: Coursework check-in (Paula Thomas)
- Tue 11 Follow-up: Target-setting tutorial (Marc Walters)
- Wed 12 Follow-up: Post-mock feedback (Andrea Foster)
- Wed 12 Follow-up: Target-setting tutorial (Emma Pearce)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Half-term review (David Pearce)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Progress review (Dennis Pickering)
- Sat 15 Follow-up: Post-mock feedback (Lorraine Mason)
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