Welcome to Study Smart!

We're here to help IGCSE students gain a better understanding of what to expect. Our newsletters will contain interviews with high scoring Y12-13 students on different subjects, so you can get a more in depth student perspective on the courses you're taking. We will also showcase studying tips proven to be useful for revision, as well as answer some questions students have asked about the exams.

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More about us!

If you're a Y9-11 student, feel free to submit any questions you have about the IGCSE courses or exams in the form below. Questions asked will be answered in our future newsletters

If you're a Y12-13 student who would like to be interviewed, please fill the form below. (If you want have multiple subjects you can be interviewed in, just submit multiple forms)
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Where to find us

Follow our Instagram! We'll make posts announcing the release of each newsletter

We'll also have our newsletter on the student bulletin and at the 'Highlights of the Week' section in the school newsletter

Our newsletters will also be sent directly to you via email (if you're in Y9-11)

Finally, our newsletters are accessible through this website, just click on the newsletter tab and click through the images to read

Meet the team!

Eunice Wong 12D

Katie Wong 12E

Victoria Yu 12E

Audrey Chan 12E

Chloe Bowers 12E

Angelica Lau 12E

Harrison Nazer 12E

Newsletters

Read up on our newsletters to gain a better understanding of your IGCSE subjects!

Newsletter One

-Our first newsletter is about Core Mathematics, a subject all IGCSE students are required to take-Click into the images to read!

Newsletter Two

-Our second newsletter is about World Literature English, a subject which most Year 11's will take-Click into the images to read!

Newsletter Three

-Our third newsletter is about Biology, a subject that a lot of IGCSE students pick-Click into the images to read!

Newsletter Four

-Our fourth newsletter is about Chemistry, a subject that a lot of IGCSE students pick-Click into the images to read!

IGCSE Studying Resources!

-We're still working on this section! we'll update notes and resources after our mocks finish-

IGCSE Notes

-We're still working on this section! we'll update this after our mocks finish-We don't have notes for every subject since we either didn't take any (e.g. English or Math) or we didn't choose those subjects. However, if these notes do apply to your subject choices, feel free to check them out!Click on the pictures to access the folders!

Humanities

Sciences

IGCSE Resources

-We're still working on this section! we'll update this after our mocks finish-

IB Studying Resources!

-We're still working on this section! we'll update this after our mocks finish-

IB Subject Notes

-We're still working on this section! We'll update notes for our subjects as we learn new topics.-The notes we have are done according to the 2016 syllabus. If you are graduating in the class of 2025 or after, the IB syllabus will change. These notes are just here as a reference and for you to learn a bit more about you potential IB subjectsNot all the notes here are complete, since we either don't take notes for certain subjects (e.g. English or Math) or don't take those subjects. However, if these notes do apply to your subject choices, feel free to check them out!

Group 3 Subjects

Group 4 Subjects

IB Resources

-We're still working on this section! we'll update this after our mocks finish-

IGCSE

Which courses are compulsory?
All students will study Maths and English for Years 10 and 11. The English programme is based around two IGCSE courses, English Language and World Literature, and goes continuously from Year 9 to Year 11. Various set texts are studied as well as the use of English for various types of reading, writing, listening and speaking.The Maths classes are set according to the student’s ability with the subject. Those who are capable to do so are taken well beyond the IGCSE syllabus to prepare for the higher levels of IB Maths. Those who find the subject more challenging are given extra support to take them through and beyond the basic skills.Note that your IGCSE choices will have an effect on what can be chosen for some of your IB subjects (e.g. if you do not select the Chemistry course in IGCSE, you will be unable to study it at a higher level in IB).

Contact Us

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions additional questions!

If you're a Y9-11 student, feel free to submit any questions you have about the IGCSE courses or exams in the form below. Questions asked will be answered in our future newsletters

If you're a Y12-13 student who would like to be interviewed, please fill the form below. (If you want have multiple subjects you can be interviewed in, just submit multiple forms)
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