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GCSE revision timetable

Your exam date and weekly hours. A free plan, topic by topic.

Maths (included)English (included)Science (included)

Your plan

Hours a week

Official date from AQA. Change it if yours differs.

Days, start and harder parts
Days you can study
Harder for you (twice the sessions)

127 sessions

60-minute sessions, 127 hours over 27 weeks, to Tuesday 11 May 2027.

  1. Learn88
  2. Practise30
  3. Timed9
  • Maths43
  • English42
  • Science42

Week by week

  1. Week 1 9 Nov to 15 Nov

    1. Fri 13
    2. Sat 14

  2. Week 2 16 Nov to 22 Nov

    1. Mon 16
    2. Tue 17
    3. Wed 18
    4. Thu 19
    5. Fri 20
    6. Sat 21
      • Catch-up

  3. Week 3 23 Nov to 29 Nov

    1. Mon 23
    2. Tue 24
    3. Wed 25
    4. Thu 26
    5. Fri 27
    6. Sat 28
      • Catch-up
Show all 27 weeks

  1. Week 4 30 Nov to 6 Dec

    1. Mon 30
    2. Tue 1
    3. Wed 2
    4. Thu 3
    5. Fri 4
    6. Sat 5
      • Catch-up

  2. Week 5 7 Dec to 13 Dec

    1. Mon 7
    2. Tue 8
    3. Wed 9
    4. Thu 10
    5. Fri 11
    6. Sat 12
      • Catch-up

  3. Week 6 14 Dec to 20 Dec

    1. Mon 14
    2. Tue 15
    3. Wed 16
    4. Thu 17
    5. Fri 18
    6. Sat 19
      • Catch-up

  4. Week 7 21 Dec to 27 Dec

    1. Mon 21
    2. Tue 22
    3. Wed 23
    4. Thu 24
    5. Fri 25
    6. Sat 26
      • Catch-up

  5. Week 8 28 Dec to 3 Jan

    1. Mon 28
    2. Tue 29
    3. Wed 30
    4. Thu 31
    5. Fri 1
    6. Sat 2
      • Catch-up

  6. Week 9 4 Jan to 10 Jan

    1. Mon 4
    2. Tue 5
    3. Wed 6
    4. Thu 7
    5. Fri 8
    6. Sat 9
      • Catch-up

  7. Week 10 11 Jan to 17 Jan

    1. Mon 11
    2. Tue 12
    3. Wed 13
    4. Thu 14
    5. Fri 15
    6. Sat 16
      • Catch-up

  8. Week 11 18 Jan to 24 Jan

    1. Mon 18
    2. Tue 19
    3. Wed 20
    4. Thu 21
    5. Fri 22
    6. Sat 23
      • Catch-up

  9. Week 12 25 Jan to 31 Jan

    1. Mon 25
    2. Tue 26
    3. Wed 27
    4. Thu 28
    5. Fri 29
    6. Sat 30
      • Catch-up

  10. Week 13 1 Feb to 7 Feb

    1. Mon 1
    2. Tue 2
    3. Wed 3
    4. Thu 4
    5. Fri 5
    6. Sat 6
      • Catch-up

  11. Week 14 8 Feb to 14 Feb

    1. Mon 8
    2. Tue 9
    3. Wed 10
    4. Thu 11
    5. Fri 12
    6. Sat 13
      • Catch-up

  12. Week 15 15 Feb to 21 Feb

    1. Mon 15
    2. Tue 16
    3. Wed 17
    4. Thu 18
    5. Fri 19
    6. Sat 20
      • Catch-up

  13. Week 16 22 Feb to 28 Feb

    1. Mon 22
    2. Tue 23
    3. Wed 24
    4. Thu 25
    5. Fri 26
    6. Sat 27
      • Catch-up

  14. Week 17 1 Mar to 7 Mar

    1. Mon 1
    2. Tue 2
    3. Wed 3
    4. Thu 4
    5. Fri 5
    6. Sat 6
      • Catch-up

  15. Week 18 8 Mar to 14 Mar

    1. Mon 8
    2. Tue 9
    3. Wed 10
    4. Thu 11
    5. Fri 12
    6. Sat 13
      • Catch-up

  16. Week 19 15 Mar to 21 Mar

    1. Mon 15
    2. Tue 16
    3. Wed 17
    4. Thu 18
    5. Fri 19
    6. Sat 20
      • Catch-up

  17. Week 20 22 Mar to 28 Mar

    1. Mon 22
    2. Tue 23
    3. Wed 24
    4. Thu 25
    5. Fri 26
    6. Sat 27
      • Catch-up

  18. Week 21 29 Mar to 4 Apr

    1. Mon 29
    2. Tue 30
    3. Wed 31
    4. Thu 1
    5. Fri 2
    6. Sat 3
      • Catch-up

  19. Week 22 5 Apr to 11 Apr

    1. Mon 5
    2. Tue 6
    3. Wed 7
    4. Thu 8
    5. Fri 9
    6. Sat 10
      • Catch-up

  20. Week 23 12 Apr to 18 Apr

    1. Mon 12
    2. Tue 13
    3. Wed 14
    4. Thu 15
    5. Fri 16
    6. Sat 17
      • Catch-up

  21. Week 24 19 Apr to 25 Apr

    1. Mon 19
    2. Tue 20
    3. Wed 21
    4. Thu 22
    5. Fri 23
    6. Sat 24
      • Catch-up

  22. Week 25 26 Apr to 2 May

    1. Mon 26
    2. Tue 27
    3. Wed 28
    4. Thu 29
    5. Fri 30
    6. Sat 1
      • Catch-up

  23. Week 26 3 May to 9 May

    1. Mon 3
    2. Tue 4
    3. Wed 5
    4. Thu 6
    5. Fri 7
    6. Sat 8
      • Catch-up

  24. Week 27 10 May to 16 May

    1. Mon 10
      • Rest day

GCSE revision timetable

Friday 13 November 2026 to Tuesday 11 May 2027 · 127 sessions of 60 minutes

Week ofMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
9 NovPlace value, ordering and decimal operations · learnBaseline: reading an unseen extract · learn
16 NovCells: structure, types and specialisation · learnOperation order, inverses and reciprocals · learnPaper 1 Q1: retrieval within the lines · learnEnergy stores, changes and power · learnSystematic lists and combinations · learnCatch-up
23 NovPaper 2 Q1: choosing the four true statements · learnAtomic size, relative mass and electron structure · learnFraction arithmetic and exact answers · learnInference and evidence · learnThe periodic table, metals and noble gases · learnCatch-up
30 NovMetric units, money and dimensional conversion · learnPaper 2 Q2: summary and synthesis · learnDiffusion, osmosis and active transport · learnStandard form and calculator entry · learnPaper 1 Q2: language effects in fiction · learnCatch-up
7 DecCells, tissues, organs and organ systems · learnFractions within ratio problems · learnPaper 2 Q3: language effects in non-fiction · learnSeries and parallel circuits · learnScale factors, scale drawings and maps · learnCatch-up
14 DecSentence forms and grammar for effect · learnDirect and alternating p.d., and mains electricity · learnCompound growth and decay · learnPaper 1 Q3: structure for a named effect · learnStates of matter and properties of substances · learnCatch-up
21 DecSpeed, density, pressure and unit pricing · learnPaper 1 Q4: evaluating a statement · learnPolymers, giant structures, metals and alloys · learnSubstitution and calculator brackets · learnComparing ideas like for like · learnCatch-up
28 DecPathogens: viral, bacterial and fungal diseases · learnSingle brackets and common factors · learnPaper 2 Q4: comparing perspectives and methods · learnProtists, defences, vaccination and antibiotics · learnMonic quadratics and difference of squares · learnCatch-up
4 JanWriting foundations: task, audience and register · learnParticle motion in gases · learnInput/output and inverse number machines · learnTechnical accuracy: the SPaG trainer · learnAtoms, isotopes and the model of the atom · learnCatch-up
11 JanForming equations from situations · learnPaper 1 Q5: description · learnReactivity, extraction and reduction · learnSolving monic quadratics by factorisation · learnPaper 1 Q5: a narrative opening · learnCatch-up
18 JanAcids, salts and pH · learnPlotting lines, gradient and intercept · learnPaper 2 Q5: viewpoint writing · learnHomeostasis · learnQuadratic graphs, roots and turning points · learnCatch-up
25 JanOther forms: explain, instruct and inform · learnThe nervous system and reflexes · learnThe nth term of a linear sequence · learnSpoken Language: presenting and answering questions · learnForces and elasticity · learnCatch-up
1 FebAngles at points, lines and parallel lines · learnPaper 1 clinic: every question under time · learnDistance, speed, velocity and distance-time graphs · learnCompass constructions and loci · learnPaper 2 clinic: every question under time · learnCatch-up
8 FebReversible reactions and equilibrium · learnPositive and fractional enlargements · learnFull papers: sit, mark and retest · learnCrude oil, alkanes, cracking and alkenes · learnSolids, plans and elevations · learnCatch-up
15 FebBaseline: reading an unseen extract · learnVariation, evolution, selective breeding and genetic engineering · learnPrisms, cylinders and surface area · learnPaper 1 Q1: retrieval within the lines · learnFossils, extinction and resistant bacteria · learnCatch-up
22 FebArc lengths and sectors · learnPaper 2 Q1: choosing the four true statements · learnElectromagnetic waves, refraction and uses · learnRight-triangle trigonometry in two dimensions · learnInference and evidence · learnCatch-up
1 MarMagnets and magnetic fields · learnBearings and geometric modelling · learnPaper 2 Q2: summary and synthesis · learnGreenhouse gases, climate change and carbon footprints · learnExhaustive outcomes and experimental probability · learnCatch-up
8 MarPaper 1 Q2: language effects in fiction · learnAtmospheric pollutants · learnSamples, populations and statistical claims · learnPaper 2 Q3: language effects in non-fiction · learnResources, potable water and waste water · learnCatch-up
15 MarOrdered stem-and-leaf, averages, spread and grouped means · learnBaseline: reading an unseen extract · practiseCells: structure, types and specialisation · practisePlace value, ordering and decimal operations · practisePaper 2 Q1: choosing the four true statements · practiseCatch-up
22 MarThe periodic table, metals and noble gases · practiseFraction arithmetic and exact answers · practisePaper 2 Q2: summary and synthesis · practiseSeries and parallel circuits · practiseFractions within ratio problems · practiseCatch-up
29 MarPaper 2 Q3: language effects in non-fiction · practisePlant tissues and transport · practiseSpeed, density, pressure and unit pricing · practisePaper 1 Q3: structure for a named effect · practiseConservation of mass and relative formula mass · practiseCatch-up
5 AprMonic quadratics and difference of squares · practisePaper 2 Q4: comparing perspectives and methods · practiseRespiration, exercise and metabolism · practiseSolving monic quadratics by factorisation · practiseTechnical accuracy: the SPaG trainer · practiseCatch-up
12 AprExothermic and endothermic reactions, reaction profiles · practiseThe nth term of a linear sequence · practisePaper 1 Q5: a narrative opening · practiseAcceleration and Newton's laws · practisePositive and fractional enlargements · practiseCatch-up
19 AprOther forms: explain, instruct and inform · practiseFossils, extinction and resistant bacteria · practiseArc lengths and sectors · practisePaper 1 clinic: every question under time · practiseGreenhouse gases, climate change and carbon footprints · practiseCatch-up
26 AprExhaustive outcomes and experimental probability · practiseEnglish · timedScience · timedMaths · timedEnglish · timedCatch-up
3 MayScience · timedMaths · timedEnglish · timedScience · timedMaths · timedCatch-up
10 MayRest

Made free at unigenius.co.uk/revision-timetable/gcse

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How the timetable works

The exam day starts on the official date where it is published, and you can change it to your own. Where the date is not out yet, the field starts on a ready-by day we chose, or empty.

Your weekly hours become sessions of the exam's usual length on your study days. Sessions work through the course's own topics in order. Harder parts get twice the sessions. Learn new topics until 8 weeks out, then exam questions, then timed sets in the last 2 weeks. Weeks with three or more study days end on a catch-up slot. The day before the exam is a rest day.

  • AQA, checked 29 September 2026
  • JCQ, checked 4 October 2026
  • AQA, checked 4 October 2026

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