Choose the CCEA units you are sitting and your exam date. You get a week-by-week timetable built from the actual CCEA topic list, weighted so the heavy topics (membranes, nervous transmission, genetics) come round more than once, with timed past-paper weeks at the end. Nothing to sign up for — your plan saves in this browser.

1. Set up your plan

Units and topics you are sitting

AS 1 · Molecules and Cells8 of 8 topics included

AS 2 · Organisms and Biodiversity6 of 6 topics included

AS 3 · Practical Skills in AS Biology4 of 4 topics included

A2 1 · Physiology, Co-ordination and Control, and Ecosystems8 of 8 topics included

A2 2 · Biochemistry, Genetics and Evolutionary Trends7 of 7 topics included

A2 3 · Practical Skills in A2 Biology4 of 4 topics included

First exam dateRevision sessions per week: 4

How to run a 45-minute session

15 min: write everything you already remember about the topic from blank paper.
215 min: fill the gaps from your notes or the CCEA spec statement for that topic.
320 min: answer exam questions on it — 10 spec questions or one past-paper part.
45 min: mark it in CCEA wording and log any missed marking point.

Fill each session with real questions

BioCCEA generates 10 CCEA-worded questions on any topic in this plan, and marks photographed answers in CCEA mark-scheme language.

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Free CCEA Biology revision planner

1. Set up your plan

2. Your plan

Week 1 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 2 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 3 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 4 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 5 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 6 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 7 — content + recall0/5 done

Week 8 — content + recall0/1 done

Week 9 — timed papers0/4 done

Week 10 — timed papers0/4 done

How to run a 45-minute session

Fill each session with real questions