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How to Approach History IB Revision To Achieve a 7: Our Updated 2024 Study Guide
In this blog, Rachel, a double first-class Cambridge HSPS graduate, who achieved a perfect score of 45 at IB, gives tips on how to revise to achieve a 7 in IB History Higher Level.
How to Achieve a Perfect 45 at IB: Our Guide to Acing Your IB Exams
In this blog, Rachel, a double first-class Cambridge HSPS graduate, gives tips about how to achieve a full score in the IB. Before she attended Cambridge, Rachel took the IB and achieved a 45, a score attained by only the top 0.44% of students worldwide in her examination cohort. She offers her tips on preparing for examinations, including revision and time management strategies.
How to Survive and Thrive at Secondary School: The Ultimate Guide to Acing Exams in 2024
In this guide we offer some guidance on how to do well in secondary, covering key skills like resilience and curiosity as well as more concrete tips and guidance to allow you to excel in your GCSEs and A Levels and become a life-long learner.
To IB or Not To IB, That is the Question: Our 2024 Guide to A Levels Vs IB
Many students and their parents are faced with the question of whether or not to choose the International Baccalaureate, as opposed to A Levels or Pre-U exams. Yet many students and parents remain unsure about what exactly the programme entails, or how to prepare for it. As a graduate of the IB, Oxbridge English graduate and Godolphin & Latymer School alumnus, Emma, debunks some myths about the system.