1. Revision Timetables 5 th March 2014

2. Revision Timetable Be organised By planning what you need to do you will not miss out subjects or topics List out the key topics that need to be revised Next to the list have a traffic light system Green with things you are happy with  Yellow with things that need a little work  Red with things that require a lot of work

3. Maths Algebra Simplifying Brackets  Solving Equations  Quadratics  Graphs  Space, Shape and Measure Angles  Transformations  Area & Perimeter Pythagoras Thm  Data Collection Averages  Pie Charts Histograms  Probability Number Percentages Fractions  Decimals Ratio 

4. What to Revise First Focus on the Amber topics  You need to change things to green Ticking things off can make the load seem better Then focus on the red topics  that you feel are manageable.

5. Creating the Timetable Be realistic – do not create something you have no chance of completing Which subjects have the most content and so will need more of your time? Which subjects are you weakest at? There is still time to fit it all in with good organisation

6. Revision Timetable Include regular breaks Work out when you study best Do not leave the topics you find difficult until the end of the day At the end of each week assess your performance and change your plans accordingly Don’t spend the whole day revising one subject