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With the upcoming GCSE and A-Level Verse papers, I thought that it might be helpful for you to have a handy list of resources you can use. Here are some relevant blog post which contain links to further materials as well as videos:
Do you have any questions? Now is the time to hit the reply button! Best of luck to all your learners, and remember that rest and good food are as important as an organised revision calendar! |
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