1. Helping your child through A level exams

2. Work out a revision timetable for each subject
Students have had exam buster sessions where they were trained to adapt different revision techniques.
Work out the time left before exams and create a timetable with your child.

3. Break revision time into small chunks
Hour-long sessions with short breaks at the end of each session often work well for students
Be specific about what is the purpose of each revision session
Know the distractions for your son/daughter and work out a way to keep them away

4. Make sure your child has all the essential books and materials
Students should create a checklist of all the topics and areas in each subject and audit their resources for each topic
If there is a concern please encourage your son/daughter to speak to the teacher and sort out the problem
Try to have chats about each subject area as much as possible so that you are aware of any problems

5. Eat, sleep and drink well
Eating, drinking and sleeping well will enable your child to use their revision time much more effectively. The key is not the length of time spent working, but the quality.
Concentrated caffeine drinks should be avoided at all cost. Keep the snacks healthy.

6. Manage Stress Plan ahead to avoid stress
Support your child to work smart and plan effectively. There should be some time on the timetable to relax with the family
Don’t set unrealistic expectations

7. Find a comfortable and quiet place to work
Revision sessions at home will only be successful if your son/daughter is able to carry on comfortably
Please provide them quiet place to carry on their work and support them as much as possible

8. Encourage your child to be active in their revision
Stick to the planned timetable and be consistent. A long break between two revision sessions can lead to be unproductive
Ensure they have access to Google classroom or internet but keep talking to them about getting rid of the distractions such as social media

9. Buy new stationery just for revision
It may sound strange but a new set of pens, highlighters and other stationary items can make revision really interesting for students.

10. Talk to the school
Please do not hesitate to contact school in case you have any concern
It is important that we work as a team to support our students