IGCSE Revision Timetable Template for May June 2026: Free Structure
A revision timetable keeps you on track for IGCSE May/June 2026. Use this template as a starting point and adapt it to your subjects and schedule.
Weekly Template
Morning (e.g. 9:00–12:00)
| Day | Slot 1 (90 min) | Break | Slot 2 (90 min) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | Subject A | 15 min | Subject B |
| Tue | Subject C | 15 min | Subject A |
| Wed | Subject B | 15 min | Subject D |
| Thu | Subject A | 15 min | Subject C |
| Fri | Subject D | 15 min | Past papers |
| Sat | Subject B | 15 min | Subject C |
| Sun | Rest or light review |
Afternoon (e.g. 14:00–17:00)
| Day | Slot 1 (90 min) | Break | Slot 2 (90 min) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | Subject C | 15 min | Subject D |
| Tue | Subject B | 15 min | Subject D |
| Wed | Subject A | 15 min | Subject C |
| Thu | Past papers | 15 min | Subject B |
| Fri | Subject A | 15 min | Subject D |
| Sat | Past papers | 15 min | Weak topics |
| Sun | Rest |
How to Adapt
- Replace subjects – Use your actual IGCSE subjects (e.g. Maths, Biology, English).
- Adjust times – Match your school hours and energy levels.
- Vary sessions – Mix content revision, past papers, and quick reviews.
- Prioritise – Give more time to weaker subjects and earlier exams.
- Include rest – At least one lighter day per week.
Daily Checklist
- 2–3 focused revision blocks
- At least one past paper or timed practice per week per subject
- Short breaks every 25–30 minutes
- 7–9 hours sleep
- Meals and hydration
Countdown Version
As exams approach:
- 12+ weeks before: Broad topic coverage
- 6–8 weeks before: Past papers + weak areas
- 2–4 weeks before: More past papers, less new content
- 1 week before: Light review, rest, exam-day prep
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