#GCSE Help

[heartzforyouxoxo]

i’m so fucked y’all, i haven’t put my skl uniform in the wash, i haven’t showered yet, i’ve only done half of the revision for my exam tmr, i haven’t washed my sheets, i’ve been wearing the same pyjamas for 3 days and i haven’t washed my hair since thursday

[6bpencill]

New English Lit revision strat 🫡

[huh-j]

“I can’t, I have to study~”

~Rory Gilmore

- Probably my most used excuse this year..

[a-bowl-of-grapes]

Scrolling the lord of the flies tag counts as revision, right?…

[count-glasya-labolas]

“Waiting for the scp foundation to hire me lowkey im sick of school” i say as i finish gcses on the 16th of june

[libbys-dan-and-phil-blog]

Guys, I just know I’m going to do amazing in my English GCSEs because my favourite onomatopoeia is microwave ☝️🔁

[silliestcolressfan]

thinking about the sacco and venzetti case in the 1920s, and seeing parallels with luigi mangione. men accused of murder. men who opposed capitalism in some way (sacco and vanzetti were anarchists, luigi allegedly shot a ceo). evidence was likely faked. unfair trials. death penalty wanted. etc. for those not in the know, nicola sacco and bartolomeo vanzetti were two italian immigrants who lived in and worked in south Braintree, Massachusetts. on 5th May 1920, they were arrested and charged with the murder of fred parmenter, the paymaster of a shoe factory. the two men allegedly shot parmenter and a security guard in a robbery on 15th April 1920, where a significant amount of money was stolen. parmenter described them as "slim foreigners with olive skin" before he died. they were arrested carrying the guns used (sounds familiar?)

the trial took 45 days and started in May 1921. it took several days to find a full jury. the two men had 107 people confirm their alibi, but they were italian immigrants with poor english, so they weren't believed. sacco and vanzetti had a guilty verdict on 14th July 1921 and lost all their appeals until 1927, when they were executed by electric chair on the 24th of August.

this case made world news and there were many demonstrations for them across the usa, as they were given unfair trial. it was an important case to many, as they were (new) immigrants, who were disliked in general in the 1920s.

unfortunately it took until 1970 for the govenor of massachusetts to realise that there was a mistrial and that these men were likely innocent, and got the blame because they were immigrants. they were granted a formal pardon,,,,,,, over 40 years after they had died.

see the parallels?

[lysm-tv]

so 5 years is just over then

[rumoka]

🍎 hello everybody!! is anybody actively waiting on a script of mine and feels like they MIGHT implode if they dont get a script from me soon?

thank you for reading

[springeneticist]

they're calling me the 'last minute reviser' for reasons i won't know until the night before the exam

[heartzforyouxoxo]

history p2 tmr, im cooked.

[huh-j]

Me studying nonstop because I won’t settle for anything less than the highest possible grade…

[little-red-fool]

Neither me or my dad being diagnosed with both Autism and ADHD but us being pretty much exactly the same with my dad being diagnosed with ADHD and me being diagnosed with Autism just means that we kind of figured it out between us.

[xxskyethetiredemoxx]

Getting my exam results for my gcses next week. Omfg I'm too stressed out for this, help.

[mega-banette]

Thinking about the order of the roll call. Specifically how Swan is last and is said to have everyone else’s backs…

[whitehotforever47]

i ❤️ gcse studyblr like yes girls we all in this together