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FROM THE
PRINCIPAL’S
DESK

EXAMINATIONS

xam season is on the horizon, and we understand
it can bring both excitement and a few nerves—

Eespecially for the IGCSEs, a key milestone in any
student’s academic journey. The good news is that re-
vision can be productive, engaging, and even enjoy-
able with the right approach. Below are essential tips to
help parents and students make the most of the lead-
up to exams and enter the exam hall with confidence.

1. Start Early and Stay Consistent
• For Students: Avoid last-minute cramming by be-
ACE
ginning your revision as soon as possible. A little
progress each day soon adds up. Plan a realistic
study schedule covering all subjects, with room for
breaks and other activities.

• For Parents: Encourage and support your child’s
routine. Help them draft a study timetable and hold YOUR TERM 2 EXAMINATION
them accountable by checking in regularly.

2. Discover the Right Study Techniques
Everyone learns differently, so it’s important to experi-
ment. Below are a few popular and effective methods:
Start Early and
• Active recall: Test yourself rather than just reading
notes. Use flashcards, self-quizzes, or online quiz Stay Consistent
tools to reinforce memory.
• Past papers: Practice under exam conditions to
build confidence and identify areas needing further
Discover the Right
improvement.
Study Techniques
• Teaching others: Explaining concepts to friends or
family helps deepen your understanding and im-
proves recall.

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