So … results day didn’t exactly eat. Maybe you were *this close* to getting a 6, or maybe one subject just tanked your whole vibe. We get you, and you’re defs not alone - and more importantly, you’ve got options. One of them? **The  Resits.**

Cue the dramatic music.

Let’s break it down, no fluff. Just vibes, facts, and a little help from your study BFFs at LearnersCloud.

1. First Off: Resits do not equal failure!

Let’s dead this myth real quick. Resitting doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It means you care enough to give it another go - and that’s a W in itself. Whether you’re chasing the higher grade for sixth form, college, or just personal pride, resitting is a flex.

Reminder: Growth isn’t always linear, but it is always valid.

1. Should You Actually Do It? Ask Yourself:

Did you miss your target grade by just a bit?
Do you need a specific grade for your next step(s)?
Were external things (anxiety,illness, or life) messing with your exam performance?
Can you commit to prepping smarter this time around?

If you answered “yes” to 2 or more of these, a resit may be just what you need.

3. What Can You Resist (and When)?

The big three - **Maths, English, and Science** - are always up for grabs. Resits usually happen in November or the summer after that, depending on the subject.

Pro tip: Talk to your school ASAP so you don’t miss any registration deadlines. Set a reminder.

4. How to Make the Glow-Up Real

Don’t just repeat what didn’t work the first time. Mix it up:
Use bite-sized video lessons tor review tricky concepts (shoutout to LearnersCloud)
Set Weekly mico-goals (and progress tracking)
Join a study group (or create a virtual one)

You’re not starting from zero - you’re starting with experience. That’s a huge difference - give yourselves some credit!

Whether you resist or not, this moment is about you taking control of your learning journey. If a resit brings you closer to your goals, it’s worth it.

And if you’re going for it? LearnersCloud is here with smart, curriculum-aligned content to help you smash it - on your terms, at your pace.