Post your Revision Timetable Here

I'm just curious to see people's revision timetables and how much people are revising at the moment. I'll start with mine:

9.00-10.00 wake up, breakfast, get ready
10.00-10.40 Geography (coasts)
10.40-10.50 break
10.50-11.45 English Lit (Poem - To his Coy Mistress)
11.45-12.00 break
12.00-12.20 RE Keywords (Unit 8.3)
12.20-1.20 Cello
1.20-2.00 Lunch
2.00-3.00 Geography (population)
3.00-3.10 break
3.10-4.00 French Vocab
4.00-4.10 break
4.10-5.00 Clarinet
5.00-5.10 break
5.10-6.00 Biology
6.00-7.00 Dinner
7.00-8.00 Maths
8.00-8.10 Break
8.10-9.00 English Lit (Poem - Sister Maude)

(I'm in year 11)

wow, how organised are you? I bet you have coursework aswell. keep it up and you will fly through your GCSEs well done.

Awh thanks, I don't think I'd do any work if I didn't have a timetable haha

Varying day to day but today's is:
10-10:30- Biology Unit 2
10:30-11- Chemistry Unit 2
11-11:30- Break
11:30-12- History (Germany), As you can see I am not doing this...
12-12:30- Lunch
12:30-13- Spanish Speaking
13-13:30- Chemistry Unit 3
13:30-14- Biology Unit 2
14-15- Workout (Davina McColl dvd )
15-15:30- History (Civil Rights)
15:30-16- Chemistry Unit 2

Also in Year 11.

What board do you do for science?

AQA, you??

I use http://pomodoro.me/ as a timer and I do 25 minutes then take a 5 minute break and then repeat. Then after like 4 cycles of this I take a 10-15 minute break.

At the moment I'm doing an hour and 15 minutes per subject a day (so just under 4 hours as I do 3 subjects). Sometimes I do more, sometimes less.

As exams approach I do the same thing but do like 6-8 hours a day but that's more in April/May time.

I reallyyy recommend the pomodoro technique though because 25 minutes is short enough that you're still engaged and paying attention but long enough to get stuff done.

I use http://pomodoro.me/ as a timer and I do 25 minutes then take a 5 minute break and then repeat. Then after like 4 cycles of this I take a 10-15 minute break.

At the moment I'm doing an hour and 15 minutes per subject a day (so just under 4 hours as I do 3 subjects). Sometimes I do more, sometimes less.

As exams approach I do the same thing but do like 6-8 hours a day but that's more in April/May time.

I reallyyy recommend the pomodoro technique though because 25 minutes is short enough that you're still engaged and paying attention but long enough to get stuff done.