Download the template, print it, fill it in by hand, and put it somewhere you'll pass every day.
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How to fill it in
- Block out your fixed commitments first. School, clubs, meals, sleep, downtime. Revision fits around real life.
- Add short, focused sessions. 25–40 minutes with a short break after each. Little and often beats marathon sessions.
- Name the subject and the task. Not just "Science" but "Biology flashcards: cells" or "Maths past-paper Q1–4". Specific plans get done.
- Mix it up. Spread subjects across the week rather than spending a whole day on one. Your brain remembers more when topics are interleaved.
- Tick each session off. Ticking the box is your instant reward — and your streak. Never miss twice.
What to put in each session
Most sessions: flashcards
Short retrieval sessions to lock in core knowledge. Always answer before you flip the card. See how →
At least once a week: a past paper
One timed question or section, marked against the mark scheme, to build exam technique. See how →
Tip: If you're not sure how much time you need, start small and adjust. An honest timetable you actually follow beats an ambitious one you abandon by Wednesday.
Prefer to track it on your phone?
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Use our Revision Tracker
Rather plan and track your revision digitally? Our free Revision Tracker app lets you build your weekly timetable, tick off sessions as you complete them, build a revision streak, and see exactly how much time you're spending on each subject — all from your phone, and it works offline once installed.