GCSE Exam details can be found here.
Year 11 Revision
Please see the schedule below for Year 11 Revision Sessions from September 2026.
Please note this information will be updated regularly.
The allocation of time within the curriculum (which is scheduled over a two week timetable) is below:
WEEK A
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Monday Biology Rm 42
Miss Sayer Chemistry Rm 40
Mr Batan Physics Rm 59
Miss Warburton |
Tuesday GCSE PE Rm 62
Mr Holland 3.10pm-4.10pm Biology (11Sc1 only) Rm 41
Mrs McCutcheon |
Wednesday Geography (Selected Students)
Rm 45 Mrs Barrett 3.10pm-4PM Wednesday 4th November Wednesday 18th November French Rm 6
Mrs Lylyk 3.10pm-4.10PM Spanish Rm 9
Mrs Harwood 3.20pm-4.10pm Spanish (11CSP2) Rm 8
Mrs Singleton 3.10pm-4.10pm Religious Studies Rm 11 11C
Mrs Latimer |
Thursday Religious Studies Rm 11 11C Mrs Latimer
|
Friday Maths (Higher) Rm 4 Mr Paize
(all 11X/Ma3 students in Mr Paize's class must attend) 3.10pm-4pm Maths (Higher Aiming for 7+) Rm 50
Mrs Speakman 3.15pm-4.15pm Maths (Foundation) Rm 52
Miss Anderton 3.10pm-4.10pm Maths Rm 55
Mrs Llewellyn Ball Maths (Higher) Rm 53
Miss Carr 3.10pm-4pm |
WEEK B
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Monday Maths (Higher) Rm 4 Mr Paize
(all 11X/Ma3 students in Mr Paizes's class must attend) 3.10pm-4pm Maths (Higher Aiming for 7+) Rm 50
Mrs Speakman 3.15pm-4pm Maths (Higher) Rm 53
Miss Carr Maths (Foundation) Rm 52
Miss Anderton 3.10pm-4.10pm Maths Rm 55
Mrs Llewellyn Ball |
Tuesday Food Intervention (11A2 - NEA Catch Up) Rm 65
Mrs Bromley Geography Rm 45
Mrs Thomasson's group and Rm 44 Mr Smith's group (held by Mrs Barrett) |
Wednesday English Mrs Dolman
English teachers will let you know about the topic and location. |
Thursday Independent Revision
RS Short Course
|
Friday Drama Rm 34
Mrs Bache Chemistry (11Sc2 only) Rm 25
Miss Kidiwala Maths (Foundation) Rm 52
Miss Anderton 3.10pm - 4.10pm Food Intervention - (11D - NEA Catch Up) Rm 65
Mrs Bromley Design & Technology (11D/Dt1 DT)Rm 64
Miss Brown 3.10pm-4.10pm |
How do I prepare to revise effectively?
For each subject make sure you have a list of what you need to know and have all the resources you will need to hand. Speak to your subject teachers
- Get into the habit of revising regularly, not just the few weeks leading up to the exams. Break subjects into manageable chunks and plan study time for each one – a revision planner will help! Ask your tutor or Mrs Thomasson if you need help with this
- Find a quiet place to revise, where background noise and disruptions are kept to a minimum
- Make sure you get enough sleep, eat a balanced diet and drink plenty of water. For maximum performance your body needs to be rested and well fuelled. This will help to keep your energy levels high, which will help you to remain focused throughout your studies
- Switch your mobile phone off! Keep distractions to a minimum by turning your mobile off or put it in a different room
- Plan for relaxation time. You need to plan time when you can walk away from your studies for a short time, this will help you stay fresh and will stop you from burning out
- Stay motivated! Remind yourself of your immediate and long-term goals. Set yourself short term goals that you can achieve, this will help you develop a ‘can do’ attitude. Treat yourself every time you reach a target
How do I revise?
There are six strategies for effective learning that you have looked at in the study skills lessons.
- Spaced practice
- Retrieval practice
- Elaboration
- Interleaving
- Concrete examples
- Dual coding
The documents below, written by the Learning Scientists, summarise each of the strategies.