There is a wide range of support for students preparing for exams and helpful resources and tips for revision on the internet. All Subject Teachers will also provide students with helpful advice and guidance and specific information for their subjects.

One of the useful guides is from Pearson called 'Getting ready for exams.' This is a short summary of how to prepare and be ready for your exams.

Information for students and coping with exam stress and pressure:

Everyone’s exam experience is different, and we understand that preparing for and sitting exams can be overwhelming for many. Exam wellbeing support is available on many websites to help you to navigate this time – from the run-up to exams, each exam day and beyond.

There are many resources available to support students to plan and organise exam revision, cope with the pressure of exams and understanding exam malpractice. AQA exam board have produced a number of useful resources which are on their student and parent support pages to help support students. This includes information on malpractice in exams and managing exam stress.

There is also an exam stress and wellbeing hub. You may wish to view the #examspelledout videos that explain all about the assessment process from the writing of the exam papers and modified papers to what happens to exam papers once they’ve left the school, grade boundaries and results. View all the videos

Ofqual's student check list is also a useful resource to help students prepare for public assessments and Ofqual have produced a new booklet about coping with exam pressure.

 Other resources are : 

• A guide to coping with exam pressure, produced with Professor David Putwain, a researcher (and a former school and college teacher) at Liverpool John Moores University
• A blog by Professor Kevin Woods and Dr Tee McCaldin outlining some hints and tips which may help students to prepare for exams