GCSE Revision Timetable Generator
Add your subjects and exam dates below. We'll build a spaced-out weekly schedule that automatically gives more sessions to whichever exam is coming up soonest — no sign-up, no spreadsheet.
Add at least one subject and exam date above to generate your timetable.
How this revision timetable generator works
Add each subject with its exam date, choose how many revision sessions you can realistically fit in a week, and pick which days you're available. The generator automatically gives more sessions to subjects whose exams are closer, so your revision time shifts naturally as the exam season progresses — no manual rebalancing needed.
Research consistently shows that short, focused sessions (25–40 minutes) beat long cramming blocks, and spacing out revision across weeks beats last-minute intensity. This tool applies that spacing automatically based on your actual exam dates.
Not sure of your exact exam dates yet? Check the GCSE Exam Timetable tool for 2026 dates by board, then come back here to build your schedule.
Note: this tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is saved or sent anywhere.