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GCSE revision planner

GCSEs mean many subjects with papers spread over several weeks. StudyPlanner takes each subject's date and your confidence, then builds a timetable that peaks for each paper while keeping every subject moving.

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Who it's for

Year 10 and 11 students
Parents helping plan revision
Tutors planning for several students

What you get

Every subject scheduled up to its paper date
More time for weaker subjects
Past papers before each paper
Printable timetable for the wall

How it works

Add subjects with their first paper date and confidence.
Tap your free times after school and at weekends.
Pick 25, 30 or 45-minute sessions.
Make, print and tick off.

Example request

“GCSEs starting 12 May: Maths, English Lang, English Lit, Combined Science, History, Spanish, Computer Science. Weak: Spanish, Lit. Free 5-8pm weekdays, weekend mornings.”

What comes back

Spanish and Literature weighted higher
Science split across sessions
Past papers in the run-up to each paper
Weekend afternoons free

Tips for a better result

Use the date of each subject's first paper.
Short sessions (25 to 30 minutes) suit many students.
Mix subjects within a day.
Plan lighter days before your hardest papers.
Use the mark scheme to check practice answers, not just the answer key.
Tell your family your timetable so they can help protect study time.

Questions

Can I add each paper separately?

You can add papers as separate subjects with their own dates, up to 20.

Will it fit around my clubs?

Yes, only mark the times you are free.

Is there a phone version?

Download the timetable app; it opens in your phone's browser.

Cost?

1 credit.

When should I start GCSE revision?

Many students start steady revision around Easter of Year 11, or earlier for weak subjects. The planner works with whatever time you have.

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