Cinema Workshops
BTEC National Health & Social Care Unit 1 Grade Booster
A full day of interactive topic revision and exam skills acquisition, delivered by experienced subject and assessment experts.
Overview
- Format
- Cinema Workshops
- Series
- Grade Booster
- Duration
- 10.30am-3.15pm (Registration from 9.45am)
- Price
- £36.00 inc VAT
- Audience
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For all students sitting BTEC National Health & Social Care Unit 1 exams in January or May 2025
Spring 2025 dates & locations
Book your places now for individual or group bookings
London
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Thursday 1st May 2025
Westfield White City (Vue Cinema)
About the workshop
Our cinema workshops are designed and delivered by the trusted tutor2u subject teams, all of whom know what students need to succeed in the 2025 exams.
Each workshop has four fast-paced, interactive and fun sessions delivered in the cinema screen. You’ll take away lots of great advice on effective exam technique, and a fantastic workshop booklet packed with useful information.
What's included
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Full day of engaged learning in a modern, multiplex cinema
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Designed and delivered by the tutor2u subject experts
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Dedicated workshop booklet packed with useful advice on exam technique
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40% one-time discount code to use on any tutor2u printed resources
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Enrolment on the supporting Grade Booster Online course for your workshop
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Access to the supporting “attendee hub” with downloadable resources and additional support materials.
What we'll cover
- Revision Blast
- Child development theories
- Nature vs Nurture
- Revision Blast
- Life Events
- Evaluative responses
- Revision blast
- The impact of ageing
- Balanced responses
Online support
To provide an even more effective support for students, we support all our cinema workshops with a comprehensive online course which helps students from the moment they book their cinema place to the date of their final exam in the summer.
Each Grade Booster online course provides significant additional resources that complements what students cover during their cinema workshop. This combination of cinema + online course provides an unrivalled support for students as they prepare for summer 2025 exams.
Learn more about the online support
What attendees say
The confidence my students had engaging with presenters and delegates was heartwarming and just what they needed to consolidate their knowledge and understanding. The venue was ideal and fitting for young adolescents.
Health & Social Care Teacher
Amazing - so helpful. The booklet was so detailed and full of tips. I was on my own so a great engaging event even for a single student without a teacher!
Student
Brilliant as always! I have never had such positive feedback from students which was so lovely. I also feel it's perfectly timed... Every aspect of the workshop is just so helpful, well planned etc. Honestly loved it! Will be coming every year.
Head of Health & Social Care
This is a fantastic workshop and continues to get better and better each year. All our students were fully engaged in the interactive session and the specific exams guidance is invaluable. I can't wait to return with next years cohort!
Assistant Principal
Your hosts
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Laura Godfrey
Laura is a regular contributor to the tutor2u HSC team. She has taught Health & Social Care in secondary schools since 2016. She has been leading a Health & Social Care Department at her secondary school and sixth form in Northamptonshire since 2017 and is an experienced moderator and examiner. Laura has a degree in Sociology and an MBA in Senior Leadership in Schools.
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Liz Blamire
Liz is the tutor2u subject lead for Health & Social Care. She is a former NHS midwife who has worked in community, birth centre and acute hospital settings. Liz is an SSAT Accredited Lead Practitioner, who has taught Health & Social Care in FE and secondary schools, where she was a successful HOD. Liz has extensive experience in qualification development, assessment writing, examining and moderation, and is a textbook author. Liz has recently completed her MEd in Inclusion and Special Educational Needs, where she focused on the social, emotional and behavioural needs of children and young people.
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Lynne Fountain
Lynne is a regular contributor to the tutor2u Health & Social Care team. She has taught Health & Social Care, Sociology and Psychology in FE and secondary schools since 2014. She has successfully led a large Social Sciences department at a girl's comprehensive school in London and she is an experienced examiner, moderator and textbook author. Lynne has a first degree in Sociology and an MSc in Criminology. Prior to her teaching career, Lynne held a variety of roles for the Department for Education, the charity sector, youth justice and a large children's hospital, where she used her Post Graduate Certificate in Health Service Management to manage a forensic paediatric medical service.
Do you have any questions?
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