“They spend ages making notes but cannot recall the content.”
Revision skills for GCSE and A Level students
Help your teenager build a revision plan they can actually follow.
A live revision-skills programme for GCSE and A Level students that turns “I don’t know where to start” into a clear weekly system, with practical support for parents too.
Led by an experienced post-primary teacher and Head of Year
Practical, live and evidence-informed
For GCSE, AS and A2 students
Small founding cohort
The problem
Revision stress usually has a system problem underneath it.
“They create a timetable and abandon it within days.”
“They avoid the topics and questions they find difficult.”
“Every conversation about revision becomes an argument.”
Revision Reset replaces pressure and guesswork with a workable system.
Outcomes
What students and parents leave with.
- Students leave with a personal subject and topic audit.
- Students leave with a realistic weekly revision plan.
- Students leave with a menu of effective revision methods.
- Students leave with a past-paper and error-log routine.
- Students leave with a recovery plan for missed or unproductive days.
Parents receive an opening webinar, weekly guidance and a final joint planning session, so support at home becomes calmer and more consistent. A Level students are supported to take more ownership while still having a clear structure.
How it works
Four live weeks, one practical revision system.
- Diagnose and organise
- Learn effectively
- Turn knowledge into marks
- Build a sustainable system
Levels
Built for GCSE and A Level revision pressure.
GCSE
Clear subject audits, manageable weekly plans and practice routines for pupils preparing for GCSE examinations.
AS
Support for the jump in workload, independent study habits and turning knowledge into examination marks.
A2
A structured way to prioritise topics, practise harder questions and keep revision sustainable through a demanding year.
Founder
Experienced school leadership, practical study strategy.
Dr Liam Halferty is an experienced post-primary teacher and pastoral leader with a PhD in Parasitology and extensive experience supporting pupils through GCSE and A Level study. His approach combines practical school experience with evidence-informed learning strategies, including retrieval practice, spacing and manageable planning.
Read about LiamParent webinar
How to Help Your Teenager Revise Without Constant Arguments
A 45-60 minutes online session for parents who want to support GCSE or A Level revision without nagging, arguments or taking over.
Register for the free webinarQuestions
Quick answers for parents.
Is this subject tuition?
No. Revision Reset NI teaches revision organisation, effective learning methods, examination-question practice and routines. It can support GCSE, AS and A2 students, but it does not replace subject teaching or individual subject tuition.
Will it guarantee higher grades?
No grade outcome can be guaranteed. The programme is designed to help students use their time more effectively, practise more deliberately and recover from missed or unproductive days.
Is it only for GCSE pupils?
No. The site and programme are positioned for GCSE and A Level students. GCSE pupils may need more parent structure, while AS and A2 students may need more independent planning, examination practice and workload management.
What if my teenager is reluctant to attend?
Some reluctance is normal, especially when revision has become stressful at home. The programme works best when a student is willing to try the sessions and complete small weekly actions.
Is the programme suitable for pupils with ADHD or additional needs?
It may be helpful for students who struggle with organisation, task initiation or consistency, but it is not diagnosis or treatment. Parents should get in touch to discuss whether the format is likely to be suitable.
Ready to make revision feel more manageable?
Places in the founding cohort are limited to 15 students. No false countdowns, just a small group so the work stays personal.
Join the founding-cohort waitlist