Revision Timetable Template
Revision Timetable General tips:
Dealing with distractions – tips from other students
1. Be realistic – break revision down into blocks of up to 45 minutes at a time 2. Concentrate on areas where you are weaker 3. Break down major revision subjects into smaller
Emails / Internet / Facebook
parts or topics 4. Work out when you study best – use these times for topics that require the most effort 5. Keep assessing your performance and change your timetable accordingly 6. Use a variety of revision activities. E.g. Mindmaps, past questions, listening to GCSE Pod podcasts.
"Keep yourself logged out while studying."
Phone calls and texts "Mute your phone and put it somewhere you can't see it! Check it when you have a break."
Television "Check the schedules for the things you really want to watch and set reminders on your mobile."
Food and drink "When I'm working at home, the kettle's always calling me! So I fill a vacuum flask at the beginning of my study session and keep it on my desk so I don't get up and lose my concentration."
Revision timetable – keep it realistic. Build in social time. If you get behind, review and adjust your timetable accordingly. Add in the dates of your exams, so that you can prioritise and plan your revision accordingly. Monday 3 April
Tuesday 4 April
Wednesday 5 April
Thursday 6 April
Friday 7 April
Saturday 8 April
Sunday 9 April
Monday 10 April
Tuesday 11 April
Wednesday 12 April
Thursday 13 April
Friday 14 April
Saturday 15 April
Sunday 16 April
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 17 April
Tuesday 18 April
Wednesday 19 April
Thursday 20 April
Friday 21 April
Saturday 22 April
Sunday 23 April
Monday 24 April
Tuesday 25 April
Wednesday 26 April
Thursday 27 April
Friday 28 April
Saturday 29 April
Sunday 30 April
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 1 May
Tuesday 2 May
Wednesday 3 May
Thursday 4 May
Friday 5 May
Saturday 6 May
Sunday 7 May
Monday 8 May
Tuesday 9 May
Wednesday 10 May
Thursday 11 May
Friday 12 May
Saturday 13 May
Sunday 14 May
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 15 May
Tuesday 16 May
Wednesday 17 May
Thursday 18 May
Friday 19 May
Saturday 20 May
Sunday 21 May
Monday 22 May
Tuesday 23 May
Wednesday 24 May
Thursday 25 May
Friday 26 May
Saturday 27 May
Sunday 28 May
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 29 May
Tuesday 30 May
Wednesday 31 May
Thursday 1 June
Friday 2 June
Saturday 3 June
Sunday 4 June
Monday 5 June
Tuesday 6 June
Wednesday 7 June
Thursday 8 June
Friday 9 June
Saturday 10 June
Sunday 11 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 12 June
Tuesday 13 June
Wednesday 14 June
Thursday 15 June
Friday 16 June
Saturday 17 June
Sunday 18 June
Monday 19 June
Tuesday 20 June
Wednesday 21 June
Thursday 22 June
Friday 23 June
Saturday 24 June
Sunday 25 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 26 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Tuesday 27 June
Wednesday 28 June
Thursday 29 June
Friday 30 June
Saturday 1 July
Sunday 2 July
Dealing with distractions – tips from other students
1. Be realistic – break revision down into blocks of up to 45 minutes at a time 2. Concentrate on areas where you are weaker 3. Break down major revision subjects into smaller
Emails / Internet / Facebook
parts or topics 4. Work out when you study best – use these times for topics that require the most effort 5. Keep assessing your performance and change your timetable accordingly 6. Use a variety of revision activities. E.g. Mindmaps, past questions, listening to GCSE Pod podcasts.
"Keep yourself logged out while studying."
Phone calls and texts "Mute your phone and put it somewhere you can't see it! Check it when you have a break."
Television "Check the schedules for the things you really want to watch and set reminders on your mobile."
Food and drink "When I'm working at home, the kettle's always calling me! So I fill a vacuum flask at the beginning of my study session and keep it on my desk so I don't get up and lose my concentration."
Revision timetable – keep it realistic. Build in social time. If you get behind, review and adjust your timetable accordingly. Add in the dates of your exams, so that you can prioritise and plan your revision accordingly. Monday 3 April
Tuesday 4 April
Wednesday 5 April
Thursday 6 April
Friday 7 April
Saturday 8 April
Sunday 9 April
Monday 10 April
Tuesday 11 April
Wednesday 12 April
Thursday 13 April
Friday 14 April
Saturday 15 April
Sunday 16 April
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 17 April
Tuesday 18 April
Wednesday 19 April
Thursday 20 April
Friday 21 April
Saturday 22 April
Sunday 23 April
Monday 24 April
Tuesday 25 April
Wednesday 26 April
Thursday 27 April
Friday 28 April
Saturday 29 April
Sunday 30 April
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 1 May
Tuesday 2 May
Wednesday 3 May
Thursday 4 May
Friday 5 May
Saturday 6 May
Sunday 7 May
Monday 8 May
Tuesday 9 May
Wednesday 10 May
Thursday 11 May
Friday 12 May
Saturday 13 May
Sunday 14 May
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 15 May
Tuesday 16 May
Wednesday 17 May
Thursday 18 May
Friday 19 May
Saturday 20 May
Sunday 21 May
Monday 22 May
Tuesday 23 May
Wednesday 24 May
Thursday 25 May
Friday 26 May
Saturday 27 May
Sunday 28 May
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 29 May
Tuesday 30 May
Wednesday 31 May
Thursday 1 June
Friday 2 June
Saturday 3 June
Sunday 4 June
Monday 5 June
Tuesday 6 June
Wednesday 7 June
Thursday 8 June
Friday 9 June
Saturday 10 June
Sunday 11 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 12 June
Tuesday 13 June
Wednesday 14 June
Thursday 15 June
Friday 16 June
Saturday 17 June
Sunday 18 June
Monday 19 June
Tuesday 20 June
Wednesday 21 June
Thursday 22 June
Friday 23 June
Saturday 24 June
Sunday 25 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Monday 26 June
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Tuesday 27 June
Wednesday 28 June
Thursday 29 June
Friday 30 June
Saturday 1 July
Sunday 2 July
