IB Revision Planner

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How to use this: one row in Revision tasks = one study task, tied to a syllabus code from your subject guide. Tick Done honestly. Every evening, add one line to Daily check-in (30 seconds). Full guide: How to build an IB revision plan that survives week three

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Weekly rotation

Give every subject fixed days, so you never waste time deciding what to do. Replace the subjects with yours.

Day	Subject	Load
Monday + Wednesday	Maths	3 consecutive sub-topics · easy → medium → hard per topic
Tuesday + Friday	Biology	2–3 sub-topics, mixed across themes A–D
Thursday + Saturday	Third subject (e.g. Psychology)	1–2 learning outcomes
Sunday	Off / catch-up only	—
Every day	Flashcards	15–20 min of spaced repetition

Day template (holidays / study leave)

Block 1: 09:00–13:00
Lunch: a real break, 90 min
Block 2: 14:30–18:30
Optional block 3: 20:00–22:00

Rules that keep the plan alive

[ ] Every task points at a syllabus code, not “do some Bio”.
[ ] Questions first, notes second. Use notes to fix what questions exposed.
[ ] Week 3 is the danger zone. Plan it lighter instead of quitting.
[ ] Two days in a row at 0 blocks done = tell someone and reset, today.
[ ] Behind? Drop rewriting notes, keep questions and flashcards.
[ ] Last week before exams: timed past papers only.

Revision tasks

Daily check-in