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Work Hard Dream Big This young girl worked really hard on her multiplication activity and was rewarded with a well deserved lolly pop. We were both happy with the outcome haha. Love the fact she wasn't ecstatic with doing maths in her school holidays but was glad she completed especially with the added pressure of me timing her. If you get used to pressure when it comes in different forms, you'll be ready. Well done ✅ #ashleyhindswhdb #whdb #workharddreambig #multiplication #multiplicationtable #multiplicationfacts #multiplicationtest #timedtest #timestables #timestable #timestablesthefunway #timestableschallenge #timestablespractice #timestablesprintables #multiplicationprintout #multiplicationmadness #maths #mathsisfun #mathskills #math #mathsactivity #mathsactivities #mathsfun #timestablesstrategies #multiplicationmania #multiplicationnation

[tallisphoto]

Photography exam dates

OK folks. Here are the dates for your photography exams. AS students get 5 hours (one day) and A2 students get 15 hours (3 days):

12D/Pg1 - 19th April (MW & KG)

12B/Pg1 - 20th April (JN & KG)

13B/Pg1 - 22, 23, 26th April (JN & KF)

13D/Pg1 - 27, 29, 30th April Note: Not Wednesday 28th (MW & JN)

I have attempted to choose the most suitable days based on when you would normally have your photography lessons.

You need to make sure that you have everything you need on the day(s) of the exam. You will be working unaided and you will be expected to have a clear idea of how to resolve the challenge you have set yourself based on your chosen topic. You should aim to have:

completed your A4 critical studies book

made a prep board

taken (and possibly even printed) your selected final images

purchased any materials you might need

The purpose of the timed test is to bring all of your observations, experiments and evaluations together in the completion of a successful final piece. You will need some time during the day(s) to evaluate your final product.

You have from now until your exam to do all this preparatory work. Make sure you keep checking this blog for suitable resources to help you. If you find anything that you think others in the groups might find useful, please share it by submitting a post.

If you have any questions about the timed test, please feel free to ask any of your teachers for advice.

Best of luck!