If you have found this page you are either a parent trying to ensure your child does well in their up-and-coming GCSEs or a student worried about getting the results you need. Well, have no fear, Bump Your Grade is here!

One of the main barriers to private tuition is cost, with qualified private tutors (classroom teachers with 5-10 years of experience) easily costing £50+ per hour it can be difficult to afford especially for multiple subjects. 

As well as offering private tuition Bump Your Grade also offers GCSE classes/workshops during term time evenings. These have multiple benefits;

1) Cost is significantly reduced as it is shared among several students

2) Learning in groups has many benefits

3) Fun & collaborative environment 

4) Make new friends along the way

5) It really is win, win win ,win 

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Learning in groups can be beneficial to pass GCSEs for a number of reasons, including:

• Increased motivation and engagement. When students learn in groups, they are more likely to be motivated and engaged in their studies. This is because they are surrounded by other students who are also working towards the same goals. Additionally, the social interaction and collaboration that comes with group learning can make learning more fun and rewarding.
• Improved understanding. When students learn together, they can share ideas, ask questions, and help each other to understand difficult concepts. This can lead to a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the material.
• Increased retention of information. When students teach each other and discuss information in a group setting, they are more likely to retain that information. This is because active learning, such as teaching and discussing, is more effective than passive learning, such as reading or listening.
• Development of social and communication skills. Group learning also provides students with opportunities to develop important social and communication skills. These skills, such as teamwork, problem-solving, and conflict resolution, are essential for success in school and in the workplace.

In addition to these general benefits, group learning can also be particularly beneficial for GCSE students in a number of specific ways. For example, group learning can help students to:

• Prepare for exams. Group revision sessions can be a great way to review material and practice answering exam-style questions. Students can also use group sessions to develop and share revision strategies.
• Get help from peers. If a student is struggling with a particular concept, they can ask for help from their peers in their group. This can be a less intimidating and more supportive way to get help than asking a teacher.
• Get feedback on their work. Students can give each other feedback on their work, such as essays, presentations, and projects. This feedback can help students to identify areas where they need to improve.

Overall, group learning can be a very effective way for GCSE students to improve their understanding of the material, retain information, and prepare for exams. However, it is important to note that group learning is not always effective. It is important to choose a group of students who are serious about their studies and who are willing to contribute to the group. Additionally, it is important to set clear goals for each group session and to make sure that everyone stays on track.

Here are some tips for making the most of group learning:

• Choose a group of students who are serious about their studies and who are willing to contribute to the group.
• Set clear goals for each group session.
• Make sure that everyone stays on track.
• Encourage everyone to participate and share ideas.
• Be respectful of everyone's opinions.
• Provide feedback to each other.
• Take breaks when needed.

If you are considering joining a group study group for your GCSEs, be sure to follow these tips to make the most of the experience.