Easter Revision Courses in Oxford 2026

A-Level & GCSE Intensive Exam Preparation

Preparing for your upcoming A-Level or (I)GCSE exams this May/June 2026?

Our Easter Revision Courses in Oxford provide focused, exam-specific tuition designed to maximise grades, strengthen subject knowledge and refine exam technique — all within the academic environment of Oxford.

Whether you are aiming to secure top grades for university entry or boost performance in a specific subject, our Easter programme delivers structured, high-impact revision led by experienced specialist tutors.

Why Choose Easter Revision at Cherwell College Oxford?

Unlike large-scale revision centres, our courses follow the Oxford tutorial-style approach:

Small group teaching
Individual attention
Exam-board specific preparation
Structured exam technique guidance
Personalised feedback

Students leave with clarity, confidence and a clear strategy for exam success.

Who Are the Courses For?

Our Easter Revision Courses are suitable for:

Year 11 students preparing for GCSE / IGCSE examinations
Year 12 students preparing for AS examinations
Year 13 students preparing for final A-Level examinations
International students studying UK qualifications

Both UK-based and international students are welcome.

Subjects Available

We offer Easter revision across a wide range of subjects, including:

Mathematics & Further Mathematics
Biology, Chemistry & Physics
Economics & Business
English Language & Literature
History & Politics
Geography
Law
Modern Foreign Languages
Art & Photography

Additional subjects may be available upon request.

All major UK-registered exam boards are supported including AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, and Cambridge International.

Course Structure

Our Easter Revision Courses in Oxford are intensive and carefully structured.

Students may choose:

A 1, 2, or a 3-week course depending on the number of subjects they wish to revise for
Day or Residential options
Multiple subject combinations (A-Level students concentrate on one subject per week, whereas GCSE take two subjects per week)

Each subject typically includes:

Targeted content revision
Timed exam questions/Past paper practice
Detailed feedback and marking
Exam technique guidance

The focus is not just on knowledge, but on how to perform under exam conditions.

Residential Easter Revision in Oxford

For students travelling from outside Oxford or overseas, we offer residential accommodation at our dedicated boarding house.

Residential students benefit from:

Comfortable En-suite rooms
Freshly cooked meals
Central Oxford location and a 10min walking distance to the Study Centre (OX1 area)

Studying in Oxford during Easter provides a calm and focused academic atmosphere away from everyday distractions and long commute.

Class Sizes & Teaching Approach

We maintain small teaching groups to ensure:

Direct tutor interaction
Individual question support
Tailored feedback

Where required, one-to-one sessions may also be arranged.

Our tutors are subject specialists with extensive experience preparing students for UK public examinations.

Exam Technique: The Difference Between a B and an A*

A major focus of our Easter Revision Courses is exam strategy.

Students learn:

How to structure high-mark answers
How to interpret exam questions
How to manage timing effectively
How to avoid common mistakes

This targeted approach often leads to significant grade improvement.

Why Revise in Oxford?

Oxford provides a uniquely motivating academic setting.

Studying in this historic university city during Easter:

Encourages focus and discipline
Reinforces academic ambition
Provides an inspiring study environment

Established in 1972, Cherwell College has over 50 years of experience supporting students in achieving strong examination outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What dates do the Easter Revision Courses run?

Courses typically run during the Easter school holiday period. Specific dates are published annually on our website.

For 2026, the dates are as follows:

Week 1: w/c 30^th March 2026

Week 2: w/c 6^th April 2026

Week 3: w/c 13^th April 2026

Each week is a 5-day Monday to Friday course.

Are the courses residential?

Yes. Both day and residential options are available. Residential students arrive on Sunday before the course begins on Monday and depart on Friday after classes. Students staying for more than one week could also opt in for a weekend accommodation.

How many subjects can I study?

A-Level students concentrate on one subject per week, whereas (I)GCSE students take two subjects per week.

Which exam boards are covered?

We support all major UK-registered exam boards including: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC and Cambridge International specifications.

Are international students eligible?

Yes. International students studying UK qualifications are welcome to apply.

What is the average class size?

We maintain small groups to ensure focused academic support. Group settings are usually 3 to 6 students.