End-of-Term Exams: Study Planners & Revision Sheets

End-of-term exams: a clear study plan from today to the last paper

At the end of every term, the student who wrote a plan two weeks before the exams walks into the exam hall calmer and more confident. This collection gathers PDF files that help university students, school students, mothers and teachers organise exam weeks: study timetables, planners with countdowns, revision workbooks for the early grades and certificates for the end of term.

What you will find here

For university students, the University Student Planner with two study plans for midterm and final exams and a 14-day countdown, and the Student Digital Planner for iPad with a countdown for 8 exams and a study-session log. For teens aged 13 to 15, My Time, My Responsibility, free from the Free Library, with an exam planner and a seven-day review plan. For revision in the early grades, the workbooks Multiplication 1 to 12, Addition and Subtraction to 20, Reading Arabic with Harakat, 100 English Sight Words and Telling Time. For teachers, the Teacher Planner for the School Year and a pack of 30 certificates to recognise students at the end of term.

A quick way to use them

Write every exam date on one page, then count the days available for each subject. Start with the hardest subject and the nearest exam, and split the day into sessions of 25 to 45 minutes with short breaks between them. Keep the last two days before each exam for practice questions and quick review, not new material. For young children one or two revision sheets a day is enough, with a star on the reward chart. There is a detailed guide in the article study time management for students, and more timetables in the Study Schedule PDF collection.

When should I start studying for end-of-term exams?

Two to three weeks before the first exam. That is enough for one full pass through the subjects and a second review focused on mistakes and hard questions.

Are the files suitable for both school and university students?

Yes. The university and iPad planners suit older students, My Time, My Responsibility suits middle school, and the maths and reading workbooks suit the early primary grades.

How do I get the file after buying?

The download link arrives as soon as the order is complete and by email. The files are PDFs you print at home or open on an iPad; nothing is shipped.