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The revision schedule that actually works for an ADHD brain

Stop fighting the revision timetable that never sticks and download the ADHD Revision Schedule Toolkit built around how your child's brain actually focuses, forgets, and retrieves.

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​Sound Familiar?

The colour-coded revision schedule lasted one afternoon. Again.

You spent Sunday mapping out the plan. Coloured pens, time slots, every subject accounted for. You were ready.

By Tuesday it was abandoned. And your teen isn't being difficult, their brain is genuinely not wired for the way traditional revision schedules are built.

ADHD brains are now brains. They live predominately in the present. The exam in June has almost no pull on their behaviour today; not because they don't care, but because their executive function can't bridge the gap between now and later.

"When your child knows they should revise but still can't start, that is an executive functioning gap playing out in real time." Mindful Toolbox Podcast: The only ADHD Revision Guide You'll need | Study Tips!​
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The solution isn't a better timetable.

It's a completely different approach. One built for a now brain. That's what this toolkit gives you.

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Everything you need for revision.
All in one download.

  • Two-week half term planner:
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    Actual dated calendar for March 28 – April 12 with subject slots and break bars to fill in
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  • Spaced repetition loop:
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    The ADHD-adapted
    Day 1 → Same Day → Day 2 → Day 4 → Day 7 → Day 10 revision cycle
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  • 45-minute block framework:
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    The exact 10/5/10/5/5/5 structure with colour-coded segments ready to print and put on the fridge
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  • Active recall method cards:
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    Blurting, flashcard sprints, voice memo recall, one-question past paper, dual coding with parent roles for each
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  • Night before pre-setup sheet:
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    Fill-in form so morning-you just sits down. no decisions, no battles
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  • Body doubling guide:
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    The underrated ADHD study hack, kitchen table, virtual, or sibling/pet options
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  • Four parent scripts:
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    Word-for-word scripts for "won't start," "losing focus," "refusing entirely," and "schedule collapsed"
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  • The Now Brain explained:
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    Russell Barkley's framework in plain English so you stop asking "why won't they just try?" and start fixing the right thing.

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Free for parents of ADHD learners.​
Two-week planner, spaced repetition tracker, parent scripts + more.

At Maverick Education and Bettering Youth, we’ve walked alongside families in Berkshire, Surrey, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, and beyond as they’ve navigated school refusal, anxiety, and exam stress. We know how isolating it can feel and how powerful it is to have a roadmap.

Download your free ADHD revision guide now and get the clarity you need to make this decision with confidence.

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