Welcome to the Exams and Revision page for Sixth Form students. This resource is designed to help you prepare effectively for your upcoming exams. Whether you're looking for revision tips, timetables, or support with managing stress, you'll find all the tools you need to succeed. We encourage you to make the most of these resources to stay organised, focused, and confident as you approach your exams. 

Revision tips:

• Take notes whilst watching the videos on different topics - This will help you remember the content

• Pause the video when you need or rewind it - use the activities to test your understanding

• Go back to the videos to help you find answers to the question you are stuck answering

• Use the videos to help you make Mind Maps, Flash Cards, Mini Posters or post it notes on the topics you need to revise.

• Make a Mind Map using the Syllabus information before an upcoming tests - this will help highlight what you don't know and need to revise.

Useful websites:

1. Save my exams -  Free topic questions, flashcards, mark schemes, notes and full past-paper packs 

2. Maths and physics tutor -  Free topic questions, flashcards, mark schemes, notes and full past-paper packs 

3. Exam mate - Free topic questions, mark schemes, notes and full past-paper packs 

4. S-cool -  Free topic questions, flashcards, mark schemes, notes and full past-paper packs 

5. KH8 Biology -  A one stop shop for all your biology revision needs

6. KH8 Chemistry -  A one stop shop for all your biology revision needs

7. Cognito - Science and maths revision videos and practice questions

8. Get Revising Planner – Build a personalised revision timetable in minutes and export it to your phone. 

9. Khan Academy – Self-paced video lessons for maths, sciences and economics from basics to advanced 

How to deal with exam stress

How can I support my child through their A-level exams?

Exam season can raise stress levels for students and worries for parents. The best support is often simply staying calm, letting your child know you’re ready to listen, and drawing up “plan A, B and C” together so whatever results day brings, they already know the next step. 

A concise parent guide is available here:

 https://www.oxfordrevise.com/a-level/how-to-support-child-a-level/.