Make it yours.
Sign in with an email code, add your school and year, then choose the right exam board and course code for each subject.
A LITTLE STRUCTURE. A LOT MORE FOCUS.
Your subjects. Your plan. Your next step.
A calmer place to organise revision, practise past papers and see how far you’ve come.
Free access during testing · No payment details required
Pick up where you left off.
Saved on your phone, tablet and computer.
One topic at a time.
You’ve got a place to start.
FIND YOUR RHYTHM
Start with the subjects you take. Build a plan that feels manageable. Come back to the things that need a little more practice.
Sign in with an email code, add your school and year, then choose the right exam board and course code for each subject.
Plan a revision session, review your flashcards or try a past paper. A focus timer helps you give the next task your attention.
Record your confidence, self-mark your answers and note what to revisit. Your saved work is there when you return.
LESS SCATTERED. MORE SETTLED.
Bring the practical parts of revision together, so you can spend more time learning and less time looking for everything.
Find your starting point ↗Keep course choices, topic confidence and your own notes together. Check the board, tier and options against your school’s guidance.
Create flashcards from your lesson notes and practise selected original starter material. Revisit topics as your confidence develops.
Set tasks, make space for focused study and see your completed revision activity without rebuilding your plan each time.
Your notes, answers and scores belong to your signed-in profile. Check “Saved online” before switching devices.
A BETTER HOME FOR PAPER LINKS
Browse approved past-paper links by subject, year and tier. Save useful links of your own, then work through a paper in practice or timed mock mode.
Afterwards, open the matching mark scheme, self-mark your work and record the topics you want to revisit.
Browse official past-paper sources ↗
The library grows as links are added. Some source websites require their own account. Paper scores are self-marked results, not predicted exam grades.
YOUR SPACE TO MAKE A START
Open your revision space with a code sent to your email.
No password to remember. No payment details needed during testing.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Students who want one place for their revision planning, personal notes, flashcards and past-paper practice. Registration supports Years 10, 11, 12 and 13. The current course catalogue and starter material cover GCSE and IGCSE; A-level course content is planned.
No. Revision Room is a revision and study aid. It does not replace the teaching, guidance or assessment provided by qualified teachers. Always follow your school’s advice and course requirements. Starter material is introductory and does not cover every topic in a specification.
Open the app and enter your email address. Use the one-time code sent to your inbox, then select your school, school year and academic year. Type at least three characters to narrow the school dropdown. New students complete these details before gaining access; existing profiles can update them in the app.
Access is free while Revision Room is being tested, with no card details required. New accounts have a 30-day trial record, and testing access continues beyond that period. Future subscription prices have not been set and payments are not enabled.
Yes. Sign in with the same email on each device. Your saved subjects, revision plan and work sync through your personal account. Wait for “Saved online” before changing devices. Email sign-in is renewed every 30 days.
Your revision notes, answers and scores are personal. Sharing a paper is a separate choice: only its course details, links and equipment/options reminder are submitted for the shared library. Student submissions need administrator approval. Your school and year details are visible to you and the administrator.
No. The shared library contains approved links that have been added so far, alongside your own saved paper links. Check the course code, tier, year, options, time and marks against the paper and your school’s advice. Restricted or unreleased papers should not be submitted.