Revision is fundamental to successful exam preparation and achievement. Different people revise in different ways, but everyone needs to find a way of going back over previous learning to ensure it sticks so that it can be reproduced in a test or exam. Here’s our advice on how make the most of your revision time.

The first and most important thing that any student – and their family – can do is ensure that there is a positive habit around study and learning at home. Try to have a dedicated area for revision and learning and get into the habit of organising materials and revision notes as you study topics rather than leaving it all to the last minute. If you regard learning as something that only happens at school then you will not have the success you want – it’s as simple as that.

Revision support materials, presentations from parent information evenings and student assemblies can be found below:

• Year 10 Mock Exams 2026 (Pdf)
• Year 10 Information Evening (Pdf)
• Year 11 Information Evening (Pdf)
• Year 11 supporting your daughter/son for success presentation (Pdf)
  
• Year 13 Supporting for Success presentation
• Year 11 internal exams assembly (Pdf) 
• GCSE Pod (Pdf)
• Revision timetable blank and term time revision timetable blank (Pdf, 29kb)
• Revision guide for Year 11 students (Pdf)