Revision timetable template: free printable
A revision timetable is a weekly grid that shows which subject and topic you revise in each session, up to your first exam. Print the free template below or save it as a PDF, fill in your exam date and one goal for the week, then give every 30 to 45 minute session one topic and one task, such as a past paper.
Start with the fixed things: school, sleep, meals, work shifts, sport. What is left is your real revision time. On a school day that is often two sessions after school, at the weekend three. Plan fewer sessions than you think you can manage. A timetable you keep beats a perfect one you drop after four days.
Write topics, not subjects. Biology is too big for one slot. Biology: cell transport, 15 flashcards is a session you can start without thinking. Put your weakest subjects early in the week and come back to them on another day, because spreading a topic over several days works better than one long block. From about six weeks before the exams, swap more sessions for timed past papers and mark them yourself.
Leave one slot a week empty for catch-up. Something will slip, and an empty slot means the plan survives it.