Be Exam Ready
Our revision system is based on knowing exactly what students have to study and planning when they will; overcoming the main hurdles revising teens (and their parents) face.
Beat procrastination and reduce stress with our tailor-made revision bundles.
Everything you need to make sure that the right content is being studied.
It’s the planning toolkit you’ve been waiting for!
Help your teen take control of their studies and fulfil their potential.
Parent Designed.
Teen Led.
You are not alone!
For as long as teens have been sitting exams, parents have been pulling their hair out, trying to support and encourage them. The Study Buddy was one revision-weary dad’s solution to his son’s GCSE revision experience.
An end to revision planning troubles.
The Study Buddy provides a breakdown of exactly what students need to cover for their GCSE and A Level exams. They’ll not only be in a great place for their exams, they’ll also develop brilliant time management skills for life beyond school.
Everything is bespoke to your child’s courses, ensuring that they know exactly what they’ve got to study and when they’ll do it.
We’re not tutors. We create the tools needed to build foolproof revision plans at home. It gives a simple and easy-to-adopt framework to organise time, firmly putting your teen in control.
Shop for GCSE and A Level Revision tools
We have a range of tools and products that will help you make the most of the study time available.
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GCSE Revision Bundle Special
£99.49 -
A level and AS Level sets
£17.50 -
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A Level Revision Bundle Special
£89.99 -
Blank and Tailorable Magnetic Cards
£5.50 -
Desk Jotter & GCSE Revision Planning Labels
£24.99 – £29.99 -
FREE – Maths and English Language GCSE Study Summary
£0.00 -
Home Starter with Flexi Buddy Board
£34.99 -
Home Study Starter Pack
£45.00
Making Revision Work
for GCSEs and A Levels.
GCSE Revision can be overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be.
The Study Buddy is an approach to managing time. Especially important in the run-up to exams.
We can get up and running quickly. And our award-winning tools will help to keep you on track.
Most importantly they can keep anxiety under control and build confidence ready for assessments.
Work smarter and more efficiently towards exams:
- Procrastination busting
- Prevents subject avoidance
- Clear understanding of what needs to be done
- Increases control and reduces anxiety
- Nag-free encouragement!
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The Study Sessions Podcast
Listen to a range of experts share their thoughts and tips to help you support your teen with revision.
Preparing for the GCSE Journey
You can almost hear the collective sigh of relief from those of us who’ve now come to the end of the exam period road. Now, all we have to do is wait for the results. But amongst us there are year 10 parents, the next cohort of GCSE studying families, considering the...
On what happens after the GCSE exams
The end of exams brings with it an almost palpable lifting of a weight. The hard work has been done – or not – and now all you have to do is wait. And I say “all” like it’s easy in itself. For some this waiting period can be a little fraught too. So what are the best...
On apprenticeships as an alternative to university- “Get The Jump”
There’s a broad presumption that after school there’s A levels and then onto university for a degree. A lot of young people just seem to get swept along on this fast-flowing river of higher education. But with increasing options and alternatives, are we doing enough...
On answering common questions in the run up to GCSE exams
It’s not long now until the exams. It’s a time when nerves can get frayed, and tensions run high. This is the stage of revision that is most marked by the rhetorical questions like my personal favourite: Shouldn’t you be revising? Wouldn’t it be great if there were...
On revision techniques that work with Kate Jones
“I’ve been revising for ages” is often something that battle weary parents will have heard when asking how it’s going. As if lapsed time, spent near an open book or with a YouTube video playing a good use of time. But to be fair, it’s not just the procrastinators and...
On finding a sense of normality – when things are anything but
Keeping up with the Jones’ was always used as an expression about consumerism, upgrading the washing machine, getting a fancier car, holidaying to the Costa Del Sol – if my Essex childhood was ever in any doubt, this is proof positive! At some point it seemed that...
On supporting anxious and overworking teens with Dr Dominique Thompson
The run-up to exams is an anxious time for all teens – and their parents. A certain amount of stress is not only normal, it can also be a good thing. It shows that the outcome is important. However, some young people feel that pressure to perform much more than...
On creating a revision revolution at home with Helen Howell
There’s a widely recognised link between how well teens do in their exams – and in school generally – and the kind of interest and support they get at home over around their education. At least that’s how I justify any fleeting moments of overbearing nagging to my...
On getting started with a GCSE or A Level revision plan
If you ask any exam facing student whether they want to fail, they will tell you they don’t. Of course. And invariably they’ll know that to not fail (but especially to do well) they have to revise a bit. But strangely this acceptance doesn’t always translate into...