The November 2026 session starts on 23 October. If that is you, keep it simple: follow these 3 steps, in order, for every subject.
Step 1: Recap, then straight into exam questions
What to do: For each topic, read the short lesson, then go straight into exam-style questions on that same topic.
Why: You refresh the key ideas fast and use them at once, so revision stays active and aimed at the exam.
What a system is
- 1A system is a set of parts that work together.
- 2Storages hold matter or energy. Flows move it between them.
- 3Inputs cross the boundary in, outputs cross it out.
Is rainfall on a forest an input, a storage or a flow?
Step 2: Fix weak areas with marked feedback
What to do: Write full answers and get them marked. See exactly which marks you got and which you missed, then rewrite and try again.
Why: This is where grades move. You stop guessing and fix the specific points the markscheme rewards.
Find the gradient of the tangent to the curve y = x³ − 4x at x = 2.
- dy/dx = 3x² − 4M1
- at x = 2: 3(4) − 4A1
- gradient = 8A1
Step 3: Final days = full mock
What to do: In the last few days before each paper, sit a full timed mock and review every question.
Why: You see where the marks went, topic by topic, get a predicted grade, and know your last fixes before the real paper.
- Q1answered4/4
- Q2answered2/2
- Q3answered3/6
- Q4answered5/6
Ready to run the full plan?
One clear flow: recap and exam questions, marked feedback on your weak areas, then a full mock. Start now and follow the steps in order.