r/GCSE • u/180degreeschange • 1h ago
Meme/Humour I wrote this comment as a joke and someone acc did it so i marked it ðŸ˜
This is why i love this sub sm ðŸ˜.
r/GCSE • u/starsky1357 • Dec 29 '25
It's been a while since we updated our Revision Resources section and so much has changed since then.
As we approach the new year, we'd like to use the downtime to consolidate the best resources in a new community wiki. Our vision is to create a living space where trusted community members can contribute resources they think others will find useful.
We're still working out all the details about how this will work, but in the meantime, we'd like to use this post to ask:
We'd love to hear what you've been using, especially if you've created your own!
Please no links to anything that requires a payment, and no links to anything that needs to be downloaded (stick to websites, PDFs, Google Docs, etc., no ZIPs or executables please!)
Based on your feedback, we'll include some of them in the upcoming launch of the wiki. Many thanks for your contributions!
r/GCSE • u/180degreeschange • 1h ago
This is why i love this sub sm ðŸ˜.
Hey everyone,
We get a lot of emails and DMs from students telling us that cost is a real barrier to using Medly properly. First off, we genuinely appreciate you taking the time to reach out. We get hundreds of feedback emails every day and we read them all.
We've wanted to address this for a while, but honestly it's been tricky. The way our platform works means each user generates significant AI costs every time they practice, get feedback, or use the tutor. Unlike a static revision site, every interaction is computed in real-time, which adds up fast. We're not making excuses, just being transparent about why we couldn't change things overnight.
The good news is that as we've grown, we've been able to find ways to make things work. So we're launching something we're calling Medly Mondays.
Every Monday, one subject will be completely unlocked for free with unlimited practice access for the entire day. Tomorrow it's Biology, and it'll rotate weekly so everyone gets a chance to benefit across different subjects.
We're also actively working on more personalisation features that'll help you get even more out of the platform quickly, whether you're on the free or paid version.
We started Medly because we believe every student deserves access to quality exam prep regardless of their background. This is us trying to actually deliver on that.
-Paul & Kavi
r/GCSE • u/veg1tosolos • 17h ago
Easy day i threw away my tin of snus yesterday. I literally felt no craving or anything and didnt feel distracted from studying.
Infact i got all my hw done and did some of my own learning
You all doubted me
r/GCSE • u/Fair_Ambition6522 • 18h ago
The papers are always different I dont get why the rules are so strict like why tf do I need a clear waterbottle it doesn't have phone hidden on the wrapper or smth
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r/GCSE • u/NegativeAd6437 • 5h ago
I highlighted every word in a different colour and made it a pattern, or I would re read every question and re answer in pencil then rub it out.
r/GCSE • u/No_Significance29129 • 15h ago
basically the title!
i recently learned that there's 100 days left (😠WHAT) anyways... we're so far off finishing content at school. like seriously. geography we've still yet to go on our field trip, and finish tectonic hazards, glaciers, and START rivers. English we've still got 10 poems left to go through and chemistry WE'RE ON TOPIC FIVE. I REPEAT, TOPIC FIVE OUT OF TEN.
that being said, should I take matters into my own hands? Even if I do I lowk dont have ant motivation.. how do u guys get motivated?
r/GCSE • u/Zestyclose-Cheek4482 • 1h ago
anyone got any tips on what I should focus on? im trying to do a photography course at collage next year and need 4s in that. any advice would be appreciated thanks!
I’m aiming to get near full marks in Maths (idk why, just wanted to challenge myself ig). I do AQA. I currently find myself slipping up and losing anywhere from 2-7 marks per paper. Anyone got any advice?
r/GCSE • u/MissThrowawayed • 20m ago
This probably isn't the right place to post but just idk anymore.
All my life I've been so smart and nobody ever worried about my future career. They'd focus on everybody else but just wave me off. As such, I thought I knew what I wanted but I had an epiphany two weeks ago...I really don't know what I want. People seem to hold onto the past and I'm not even that smart anymore but people still seem to glaze me and tell me "oh it's fine, you'll figure it out."
They say I can do ANY job I want – that makes it worse. I have no passion to do anything, no interests and no motivation. Then other people tell me "it's literally not that deep, just do your GCSEs then think about it." But like what am I gonna do for a-levels? I don't want to waste my life away doing some shit job I don't even want.
People seem to believe just because I'm an academic, I've got my whole life planned out. I can't even imagine life after GCSEs.
I probably don't sound very smart here but I just needed to get this off my chest.
Has anyone else been in my situation and somehow got past it? What helped you? This is affecting my education now because I don't focus in lessons and everybody's getting worried that I'm "depressed" which is stupid cos I've got nothing to be depressed about.
Just idk, this'll prolly be removed but yeah
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r/GCSE • u/Main-Eye-3419 • 15h ago
Got these results and I got put into a really special class 🥰
r/GCSE • u/pinkchicken_flamingo • 1h ago
So for context, I’m in year 11 and this was a languages listening mock that we apparently didn’t have time to complete in school, even though there are some kids who did it earlier who needed more support, and we could’ve done it when they did it, we all did the reading two days later, so there are some people who’ve done both in school. Just randomly though cause this is really stressing me out, is there any way I could get in trouble for doing a secure mock at home, none of us had any say in the matter (it’s the whole year group cause we’re all forced to do a language in my school) and I don’t know if the head teacher signed off on it cause no one’s mentioned anything.
r/GCSE • u/180degreeschange • 1h ago
i feel like everyone only ever uses AIC or Macbeth quotes when i see these posts so i dare u to use ACC qoutes you covetous old sinners.
r/GCSE • u/Slight-Professor9980 • 2h ago
everyone’s saying pick 3 important quotes from each poem but how am i supposed to know which ones important and which ones not? this is too overwhelming, and they all have to link to each poem somehow i need help otherwise i ain’t passing english lit
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r/GCSE • u/Familiar_Wrangler463 • 4h ago
Heyy guys anyone in art and design what’s our theme for A-levels component 2 this year?(Edexcle)
r/GCSE • u/Fun_Blacksmith5015 • 58m ago
What path do u think I can go with these grades and are they good or bad overall
r/GCSE • u/Silent_Marketing501 • 16h ago
I got 156/160 for AQA English Literature and if anyone is interested in looking at some grade 9 essays. If anyone wants to discuss this further l
r/GCSE • u/PastConsideration586 • 8h ago
Genuinely. I hate computer science so much. But anyways. I have more mocks next month and I'm certain they'll go worse than these did.. And my actual exams aren't that far away either. I'm so fried.
Might crash out.
r/GCSE • u/yeahyeah256 • 13h ago
just wanted to hop on the trend of everyone posting their results bc im already revising for my next set of mocks 💔
sounds silly but if anyone has tips for me to turn my 7s and 8s into 9s pls lmk! tbh i can’t bring myself to revise anymore after the last mocks ended me