
Exam Review 2023 – English Paper One (Ordinary Level)
Overall, a thoughtfully composed and accessible paper for all. Question A tasks were well-structured with plenty of scope for personal reflection.
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Overall, a thoughtfully composed and accessible paper for all. Question A tasks were well-structured with plenty of scope for personal reflection.

English Paper One was a very fair and enjoyable paper with no major unwelcome surprises. The majority of students should be very pleased with the exam questions, which were phrased

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by Shauna Mujic Overall, the new economics paper was challenging, but engaging and topical. In line with last year, the extra choice granted was welcomed by all students. In this second

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by Orla Forde Wilson The higher-level paper in the History of Art was a fair exam which offered lots of choice to showcase our students’ knowledge and understanding of the

by Rory McShane The Agricultural Science HL paper was in line with the expectations set last year. It was challenging but offered enough choice that students with a good exam
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