A-level exam timetable 2026
Year 13 students across the UK now know when they will sit their final A-level exams, after the three UK exam boards released their 2026 GCSE exam timetables.
With the exam dates confirmed, now is the time to lock in a revision plan and get ready to march into that exam room full of confidence, ready to achieve the best results you can.
The first thing to do - if you haven’t already - is secure your place on the Easter revision course. A-level students get the first lessons completely free and you’ll be studying with the UK’s top teachers and former examiners, people who know what you need to do to pick up every possible mark.
Every year students across the UK benefit from using the holidays to make a plan and get a head start on their revision on our revision courses. For a little extra motivation and an example of what you can expect, check out Morayooluwa Fayinka’s story. In her own words; “The teachers are amazing. They make lessons interesting and I was eager to join the next lesson. It completely changed my mindset about revision.”
Next, check out our A-level revision tips and tricks article, where you’ll find advice on how to structure your revision and a variety of revision methods that are proven to help students understand and retain information.
To help you get started, we’ve made a weekly revision planner that lets you customise your study plan and divide your revision into manageable weekly segments.
A-level Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics students can also check out the comprehensive study resources available - completely free - right up until exam day. These include step-by-step video explanations, detailed revision notes and practice questions.
Remember, effective exam preparation requires careful planning, dedication, and a balanced approach. With the right strategies and a positive mindset, you can confidently navigate the exam period and achieve the desired results.
We wish every student the best of luck and we look forward to seeing you in class soon.