Your five-week GCSE English resit revision plan
Five weeks is enough time to make a difference if you practise the right things. Follow this realistic AQA revision plan with short weekday sessions and one timed weekend task.
Five weeks is enough time to make a difference if you practise the right things. Follow this realistic AQA revision plan with short weekday sessions and one timed weekend task.
Written by a practising AQA examiner and Senior Curriculum Manager for English Most students hear “a wide range of punctuation”
Paper 2 moves from information and inference to language, comparison and viewpoint writing. This free guide shows what the mark scheme rewards at each stage.
Questions 1–5 in AQA Paper 1 reward different skills. This free student-friendly guide translates the 2026 mark scheme into clear steps, level examples and practical self-checks.
Written by a practising AQA examiner and Senior Curriculum Manager for English Ask a student what “sentence demarcation” means and
Before half term there is an entry deadline, and most families do not know it is coming. What six days can realistically change, who an intensive week suits, who it does not, and the questions worth asking before booking anything.
AQA Paper 1 Question 3 changed for 2026. Learn how to analyse structure for a named effect, with weak and strong answers compared.
Learn how to answer AQA Paper 1 Question 2, with a worked example, weak and strong answers compared, practice questions and common mistakes.
An in-depth breakdown of all 160 marks in AQA GCSE English Language by assessment objective: which skills are worth the most, which cost students the most marks, and where to start.