GCSE Revision

We cover all the major GCSE subjects - core sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Combined Science), English Language and Literature, Maths, Computer Science, modern foreign languages (French, German, Spanish), humanities (Geography, History, Religious Studies), and additional subjects like Business, PE, IT, and Health & Social Care. If it's a mainstream GCSE subject, we've got you covered.

Yeah - AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, and Eduqas. Each exam board has slightly different specifications, so we make sure our content, questions, and explanations match exactly what you'll face in your actual exams.

Three main ways. Chat mode for quick questions and explanations (costs 1 wish). Step-by-step mode that breaks down complex topics into manageable chunks (10 wishes). And quiz mode with exam-style questions that match your specification (10 wishes). All designed to actually help you understand, not just memorise.

Absolutely. Your subscription covers all subjects. Most students are revising 8-10 GCSEs, so you can jump between subjects as needed. Your wish allocation applies across everything.

We tailor content to your tier. Foundation students get clear explanations of core concepts without overwhelming extra content. Higher students get the additional depth and challenging material they need. Just set your tier in your profile for each subject.

Honestly? Earlier is better. Some students start in Year 10 to build understanding gradually. Others jump in during Year 11 when revision ramps up. It works whenever you need it - for homework help, topic reinforcement, or intensive exam prep.

Start with topics you find hardest or that carry most marks. Use our quizzes to identify weak areas - the system tracks what you're getting wrong. Most students find certain topics consistently trip them up (quadratics in Maths, organic chemistry, essay structure) - that's where to focus.

Yeah. We don't just teach you the content - we show you how to answer exam questions effectively. What command words mean, how to structure responses, where marks come from, timing strategies. That's often what separates good grades from great ones.