Help your child create an effective revision timetable, balance subjects, and achieve exam success with proven planning strategies.
Everything you need to create an effective revision plan
Subject audits, goal setting, and time calculation strategies
6-8 week plans, subject balancing, and sample schedules
Active recall, spaced repetition, and effective practice methods
Sleep, nutrition, breaks, and preventing burnout
8 comprehensive sections covering everything
Conduct subject audits, identify strengths/weaknesses, set SMART goals
6-8 week planning, time allocation strategies, sample timetables
60-minute blocks, active recall techniques, effective practice methods
Break schedules, sleep hygiene, nutrition tips, burnout prevention
Weekly reviews, progress tracking methods, timetable adjustments
2-week countdown strategies, past paper intensive, final preparations
What you can do, what to avoid, when to seek professional help
12-point essential checklist and key takeaways summary
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Balanced approach covering all subjects with built-in rest days
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9:00-10:30 | Maths Algebra | Physics Forces | Maths Geometry | Chemistry Organic | Maths Past Paper | Physics Electricity | Rest Day |
| 10:45-12:15 | Physics Energy | Biology Cells | Chemistry Rates | Biology Genetics | Physics Waves | Chemistry Acids | Family Time |
| 12:15-1:30 | LUNCH BREAK | ||||||
| 1:30-3:00 | Chemistry Bonding | Maths Statistics | Biology Ecology | Maths Calculus | Biology Past Paper | Maths Review | Outdoor Activity |
Note: The full guide includes complete weekly timetables, subject allocation formulas, and customizable templates for your child's specific needs.
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A Complete Guide for Parents Supporting GCSE & A-Level Students
Effective revision planning is the foundation of exam success. This guide will help you support your child in creating a realistic, sustainable revision timetable that covers all subjects while maintaining their wellbeing. Whether your child is preparing for GCSEs or A-Levels, these strategies will help them stay organized and confident.
Before creating a timetable, help your child assess their current position:
Use a RAG (Red, Amber, Green) rating system for each topic. Red = needs urgent work, Amber = needs practice, Green = confident. Prioritize red and amber topics in the timetable.
Work with your child to set SMART goals for each subject: