It's brilliant to see so many new faces here this year. If you're new, this post is for you, but everyone, this is worth a read too.

What this space is

This community exists for you to ask questions, share resources, and get the help you actually need. We're here to figure things out together, whether that's clarifying content, working through exam technique, or just needing to talk through something that hasn't clicked.

I'm always checking in. If you're struggling with something, please share it here. That's exactly what this group is for. You're never the first person to find something tricky, and you won't be the last, but when you name it, everyone learns from it.

What you'll hear about first

Any masterclasses, courses, or revision resources I create will land here first. Keep an eye on the group so you don't miss them.

Slowly getting back to everyone's emails regarding results day!

It has been so great to hear such positive results from so many of you, and I am excited to see what the next chapter brings for you all!

To anyone who has not had the best of days...please do not worry! These grades do not define you, and there is a reason clearing exists. Sometimes you have to change direction, and that is okay ❤️

If anyone has any questions or wants to discuss their options, please reach out!

Georgie :)

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for advice, but firstly I want to say congrats to all the year 13's! Some of the questions in paper 3 looked tough so I bet you are all happy it is over!

I was wondering if any year 13's had any advice for the year 12's? Like what do you wish you had known in year 12 that would have made it easier in year 13? Thanks in advance 🙏

Every year, when we get to Paper 3, my inbox fills up with messages saying:

❓ "I haven't revised enough."

❓ "I spent more time on Paper 1 and Paper 2."

❓ "I feel much less prepared for this one."

And every year, students assume they're the only one feeling like that.

After incredible feedback from the first Revision Blast Session, I’ve managed to open up ANOTHER live session before the exam 👀

🧠 Tuesday 19th May

⏰ 20:00–21:00

💷 JUST £5 until midnight Monday

In this fast-paced exam-focused session we will cover:

✔ High-probability topics

I’ve just had a space open up in my diary at very short notice, so I’ve decided to run a Final Exam Boost session this Thursday at 16:30.

This will be a focused, fast-paced revision session designed to help you feel more confident and prepared going into your Psychology exam. We’ll be tightening up key knowledge, looking at how to secure marks quickly, and making sure you know exactly what to focus on in the final stretch.

It’s a 1-hour live session and will be kept really practical and exam-focused.

💷 The session is currently £5 (goes up in the next 30 hours)

Once you sign up, you’ll receive the joining details.

If you want to go into your exam feeling clearer, calmer, and more prepared, then get signed up!

The countdown to Friday, 15th May is on. I’ve analysed every AQA paper since 2017 to track the rotation patterns and examiner trends you need to know.

To help you move from passive reading to active performing, my Predicted & Unseen Practice Paper One is now available. This will allow you to test your knowledge on a range of high-probability topics under timed conditions, ensuring your technique is as sharp as your memory.

⚠️ Students who joined the Paper 1 Final Boost Session: You already have full access to these!

Grab Your Paper One Pack (Now only £5!):

Secure your 2026 Predicted Pack today and walk into the hall with total confidence.