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25-Day Grade 12 Prelims Study Timetable

25-Day Grade 12 Prelims Study Timetable

Priorities

Primary focus: Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Life Sciences.

Maintenance subjects: History, English, isiZulu, and Life Orientation.

Study rule: Use the first focused block for a trio subject whenever possible. Study actively: solve, recall, explain, mark, and correct.

Daily minimum: End with a short recall session rather than starting a new difficult topic late at night.

Fixed daily blocks

Monday–Thursday

Bathing: Use 17:30–17:50 for bathing and changing before the first study block. Shift the Monday–Thursday study blocks 20 minutes later, while keeping the same subject order.

You arrive home between 17:10 and 17:30, so the timetable starts at 17:30 to protect the full study time.

Friday

You arrive home between 18:30 and 19:00, so the timetable starts at 19:00.

Bathing: Use 19:00–19:20 for bathing and changing before studying. Shift the Friday blocks 20 minutes later, without studying past the planned bedtime.

Saturday and Sunday assumption

If your weekend commitments differ, keep the same subject order but move the blocks.

Bathing: Reserve 30 minutes before the first weekend study block for bathing and changing. Keep the same subject order and move the study blocks accordingly.

25-day plan

How to use each block

1.

First 5 minutes: Write what you remember before opening notes.

2.

Next 35 minutes: Solve questions, draw diagrams, write an answer, or explain the process.

3.

Last 10 minutes: Mark your work and add mistakes to the error log.

4.

Night recall: Close your books and list three facts, two methods, and one question you still cannot answer.

Subject rotation balance

Across the 25 days, the trio subjects receive the largest and earliest blocks. The other four subjects appear in shorter blocks often enough to maintain exam readiness without taking time away from the areas where you need the most help.

Non-negotiables

Stop heavy studying at 22:10 so you can sleep at 22:30.

Keep one error log for all three trio subjects.

When a topic is already strong, replace its block with your weakest topic rather than repeating easy work.

On Friday, do not try to compensate for the shorter schedule by studying past bedtime.