Easter Revision: GCSE and IGCSE
Our GCSE courses are, in general, not board- or syllabus-specific. This is because the National Curriculum sets out prescribed core topic areas, which must be covered by all syllabuses. It is on these core topics that our GCSE courses focus. If care is taken to enter on the registration form the examining board and syllabus number, we can alert parents if their son or daughter is being taught pilot, experimental or otherwise unusual syllabuses, which would be incompatible with the courses on offer.
Please note that we only offer the higher tier on all syllabuses. View the course outlines for for each subject below.
Please call 020 7835 1355 or complete the form below to book or if you have any questions and would like to speak to one of our Course Directors.
GCSE Subjects
The following GCSE revision courses are taught over Easter:
Easter Revision Course Dates 2025
Week 1: Monday 31 March – Friday 4 April
Week 2: Monday 7 April – Friday 11 April
Week 3: Monday 14 April – Friday 18 April
(Good Friday is 18 April; Easter Monday is 21 April 2025)
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Grades achieved at MPW: A*A* Progressed to: Cambridge University (History)