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Revision works best when you have a system. Pick a section below, or work through them in order.
Study Habits
How to start revising when you don't feel like it, and how to keep going. Based on the ideas in Atomic Habits by James Clear.
Revision Techniques
The two techniques that work hardest for your grades: flashcards for retrieving core knowledge, and past papers for exam technique.
Timetable Template
Download a printable revision timetable, fill it in by hand, and stick it somewhere you'll see it every day.
Wellbeing
Exam nerves are normal. Practical ways to manage stress, look after yourself, and stay calm in the run-up to exams.
For Parents
How to support your child at home, plus our parent talk slides and a guide you can keep.
The Revision Lab in three ideas
Small and consistent wins
Twenty focused minutes every day beats a panicked all-nighter. Habits, not heroics, get the grades.
Test yourself, don't re-read
Pulling knowledge out of your head with flashcards beats reading it back in. This is the single biggest fix most students can make.
Practise the real thing
Past papers under timed conditions train your exam technique so nothing on the day is a surprise.