Yes, you read that right, Bump Your Grade is offering the first lesson free at our AQA GCSE Science Workshop. Come along and sample private tuition in a friendly and productive setting, where students on average 'Bump Their Grades' by at least 2-3 grades. 

The workshop is based in St Margarets Church on Putney Park Lane every Tuesday evening (term time) and covers Chemistry and Physics on most evenings (biology on request). If you are looking for a budget-friendly way to get private tuition for your child then this is the answer. More info can be found HERE

If you have any questions or would like to sign up then please get in contact via email or on 07419 210971 (WhatsApp).

There are many benefits to learning GCSE science in groups, including:

• Improved understanding: When students work together to learn new concepts, they can challenge each other's thinking and help each other to understand difficult topics. This can lead to a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the material.
• Increased motivation: Learning in a group can be more fun and engaging than studying alone. Students may be more motivated to learn when they are surrounded by other students who are also interested in the subject.
• Improved communication skills: Group work requires students to communicate effectively with each other. They need to be able to explain their ideas clearly, listen to the ideas of others, and work together to find solutions to problems. This can help students to develop their communication skills, which are essential for success in both school and work.
• Development of teamwork skills: Group work also helps students to develop their teamwork skills. They need to be able to collaborate with others, share resources, and resolve conflicts. These skills are valuable in all aspects of life, from school to work to personal relationships.
• Increased confidence: When students are able to work together effectively and achieve their goals, it can boost their confidence. This can help them to perform better in class and on exams.

In addition to these general benefits, there are also some specific benefits of learning GCSE science in groups. For example, students can help each other to practice laboratory skills and to prepare for practical exams. They can also share tips and tricks on how to study for science exams and how to answer exam questions effectively.

Overall, learning GCSE science in groups can be a very beneficial experience for students. It can help them to improve their understanding of the material, increase their motivation, develop their communication and teamwork skills, and boost their confidence.

Here are some additional tips for learning GCSE science in groups:

• Choose a group of students who are committed to learning and who are willing to work hard.
• Set clear goals for each group meeting.
• Take turns leading the group and facilitating discussions.
• Be respectful of each other's ideas and opinions.
• Be open to giving and receiving feedback.
• Take breaks when needed and have fun!