IGCSE English Literature Revision Timetable
An IGCSE English Literature revision timetable must list your school’s set texts — not a generic poetry anthology online. Cambridge 0475 rewards quotation use, essay structure, and timed planning.
Hub: IGCSE English revision · Language timetable · 0475 guide.
Example week (two set texts + poetry)
| Day | 45–60 min focus |
|---|---|
| Mon | Text A: themes + 5 quotes |
| Tue | Text B: character essay plan |
| Wed | Poetry cluster: one poem deep dive |
| Thu | Unseen poetry timed — unseen guide |
| Fri | Mark one essay against criteria |
| Sat | Cross-text comparison bullets |
| Sun | Rest or light quote review |
If you also sit 0500 Language
Run separate calendars — Language checklist. Do not merge into one “English” block.
Frequently asked questions
How many texts to revise?
Only those examined in your option — confirm with your teacher’s text list.
When to start unseen poetry?
After at least one cluster poem is secure — poetry revision.
Free notes?
Free Literature notes supplement school teaching; they do not replace reading the play/novel.
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