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Advance Information – Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies

February 18, 2022February 18, 2022Oxford RE Team

The release of the Advance Information (AI) on 7th February 2022 brought a new flurry of activity and anxiety for most teachers of GCSE Religious Studies and questions have arisen as we have tried to decide how to use this to help our students. Eduqas have stated that the purpose of this AI is to […]

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Advanced information for AQA GCSE Religious studies

February 15, 2022February 15, 2022Oxford RE Team

As you know, the pandemic has affected GCSE courses in the past two years. Students may not be confident in some areas of the exam specification or may have even missed other parts. So the Department for Education (Ofqual) has decided to help students in their revision for the 2022 summer exams. For GCSE Religious […]

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Supporting your GCSE students: how to make the most of the time left

April 26, 2021April 26, 2021Oxford RE Team
supporting your GCSE students

Our students have had a mixed experience with regards to completing the Religious Studies GCSE. At one end of the spectrum, some have had their full timetable of live teaching throughout lockdown whilst some have had the curriculum set for them to work through independently. And then we may have students that haven’t engaged with […]

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What can we learn from the GCSE Religious Studies examiner reports?

November 26, 2018May 8, 2019Oxford RE Team

AQA and Edexcel have released their examiner reports into the first GCSE Religious Studies exams which took place in the summer. The reports overall have been really positive, with students performing well in the new exams. We have summarized the key issues that the examiners found students needed to improve, and gathered some free content […]

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