Resource Pack: Exam Season Study Hacks
It’s officially exam season! Whether your learners are preparing for GCSEs, A levels or end-of-year assessments, this pack is here to support them every step of the way.
These videos explore a range of practical Study Hacks; from knowing where to start, to using the right revision techniques, and making the most of past papers. Each video is designed to help learners focus their time effectively, build strong revision habits, and approach exams with greater confidence.
At a time when many students feel overwhelmed, this pack offers clear, manageable strategies to help them stay on track, feel prepared, and walk into their exams with a more positive mindset!
Sneak Peek
Don’t have Peerscroller? No problem, watch a preview of ‘Past Papers’ - learn how practising with past papers can boost your confidence, improve your timing, and help you get familiar with real exam questions before the big day.
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For Key Stages 3-5
Did you know your brain can only focus for about 25 minutes at a time? Ben explains how the Pomodoro Method uses short bursts of focus and regular breaks to boost your concentration, improve productivity, and make revision feel more manageable.
Ever get stuck on something you’re revising? The Rubber Duck Method shows how explaining your work to a teddy, rubber duck, or even your cat can help you spot problems, think more clearly, and trigger those “aha!” moments when it all finally clicks.
Ever feel overwhelmed by your to-do list? Ben explores how the Eisenhower Method helps you sort tasks by what’s urgent, important, both, or neither; so you know exactly what to tackle first and can work smarter, not harder.
Did you know colour can help you remember more when revising? Mohammed shares how to use highlighters, colour-coded flashcards, and subject colours to make your notes easier to recall and boost your memory for exams.
Want to boost your marks? Sarah shares how examiners’ reports reveal the questions students struggle with most, highlight common mistakes, and give you tips on where to focus your revision, so you can work smarter, not harder.
Want to remember more in less time? Esra explores how mind maps help you organise ideas, spot gaps in your knowledge, and use colours or pictures to make revision easier and more memorable.
Want to make revision feel less overwhelming? Amy explores how to tackle “boring” subjects, find purpose in what you’re learning, and use practical strategies to stay focused, even when the topic isn’t your favourite.