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What is The Final Countdown?

The Final Countdown is a comprehensive set of resources to support students in the run-up to exams. The work of JB GeogTeacher inspired the initiative.

The Final Countdown is a 14-week revision programme designed to support students in preparing for the final exams. These ready-to-go resources are scheduled to launch for students on 19th January 2026.
Each week, students are guided through three steps:
1. Revision notes – links are provided to online reference notes and support on how to develop their revision notes.
2. Online retrieval quizzes – online, free-to-access retrieval quizzes to check knowledge and understanding.
3. Exam-style questions – Each week, students are given practice exam-style questions to complete. However, they are not left to just get on with them on their own. There is guidance on how to complete each question, along with an example answer.

A QR code for each week provides a link to online resources, guides, quizzes and exam questions, along with advice on how to tackle each question and an example answer.

Feedback from an Internet Geography Plus subscriber

Feedback from an Internet Geography Plus subscriber

The image below illustrates how The Final Countdown works.

The Final Countdown 2026

The Final Countdown 2026

Internet Geography Plus subscribers can access The Final Countdown on Internet Geography Plus here.

Each week, revision is divided into three sections: revise, quiz and exam questions.

Revise

Students revise a section of the specification, and the QR code directs them to a menu of pages on Internet Geography to support this. In addition, we’ve provided A3 templates for the students to use to structure their revision. These include knowledge organisers and mind maps. The image below shows examples.

Knowledge organiser and mind map templates are provided for each week

Knowledge organiser and mind map templates are provided for each week

Internet Geography Plus subscribers can download all knowledge organisers and mind maps from the Final Countdown page on Internet Geography Plus.

Review

Review allows students to revisit their learning by completing online multiple-choice quizzes to test their knowledge. These are all available on Internet Geography for free. Alternatively, Plus subscribers could direct their students to the Internet Geography Plus MS/Google Forms quizzes to monitor progress (and completion!).

Exam Questions

Finally, students complete exam questions based on the area they revised the previous week. To support students, guidance on how to complete each question is provided, and examples of answers are published on each revision page. You can see a sample here.

Internet Geography Plus subscribers can access the resources here. However, if you’re not a subscriber, why not join to access this and over one thousand other resources? Please take a look at our subscription options.

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Revision Resources on Internet Geography Plus

Revision Resources on Internet Geography Plus

As we head into revision season, we wanted to share a selection of our resources to support you and your students in preparing for the 2026 AQA GCSE exams.

There’s a huge range of revision resources on Internet Geography Plus, so we’ve pulled together a collection of some of our favourites to help give you an overview of the resources on Plus that will save you time and help your students prepare for their exams.

If you have any specific requests, let us know!

If you subscribe to Internet Geography Plus, check out our new revision resource finder tool. Answer a couple of questions, and we’ll guide you to the revision resources you’re looking for.

Online Exam Date Countdown

Need to illustrate how close the exams are? We’ve developed an online exam countdown clock to help motivate your students to take action on their revision. Exam clocks for 2026 are available here.

Comprehensive Approach to Revision

The Final Countdown

The Final Countdown 2026

The Final Countdown 2026

The Final Countdown is a comprehensive weekly revision approach that has students revisit content, assess their knowledge and understanding through quizzes, and attempt a range of exam questions with model answers. We’ve made a few updates this year, and you can download the student and teacher resources from here: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/the-final-countdown/

We have updated The Final Countdown for the 2026 exam season.

The Final Countdown – Guided Revision

The Final Countdown - Guided Revision

The Final Countdown – Guided Revision

Building on the principles of the original The Final Countdown resources, the guided revision resources provide a more structured approach to revision, guiding students in organising their notes. Each unit is broken down into its key components for students to record their notes. QR codes are included to enable students to access online reference notes and self-marking quizzes to assess their knowledge and understanding.

Exam questions are also included, and feature QR codes to example answers, so students can review their answers and improve them where necessary.

The resource can also be used by students as a retrieval tool to assess their knowledge and identify areas to focus on (you could remove the QR codes and ask them to complete it from memory first). The resource is fully editable, so you can customise it further for your students/case studies.

You can access these resources here: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/the-final-countdown-guided-revision-resources/

Subject Knowledge

Revision Boost Booklets

Our Revision Boost Booklets are an ideal way to help students revisit content. Each booklet contains QR codes to pages on InternetGeography to support students in covering the content for Papers 1 and 2.

Log in and head over to https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/revision-boost-booklets/ to download!

Revision Quizzes

We have an extensive collection of multiple-choice quizzes available in the booklet and Google/MS Forms format. The Google/MS Forms can be copied to your drive in one click and are self-marking to save you time!

Google/MS Forms Quizzes: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/geography-online-quiz-forms/

Multiple-choice booklets: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/multiple-choice-knowledge-checker/

Revision Mats

Retrieval questions with model answers: https://www.internetgeography.net/geography-revision-mats/

Find and Fix

A great way to assess subject knowledge, Find and Fix involves students identifying errors and fixing them. Download from here: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/find-and-fix/

Geogrevise

Booklets containing retrieval questions, with example answers provided: https://www.internetgeography.net/subscribe/geogrevise/

Knowledge Organisers

A comprehensive collection of knowledge organisers covering content from across the specification: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/geography-knowledge-organisers/

Odd One Out

Students identify the odd one out: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/odd-one-out/

Infographics

A huge collection of infographics summarising a range of areas of the specification and case studies: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/infographics/

Recap Sheets

There are 88 recap sheets containing retrieval activities to revisit areas of the specification: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/recap/

Case Study Summaries

Summary sheet to support students structuring revision notes:https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/case-study-summaries/

Revision Technique

Revision Technique Booklet

If your students are unsure how to approach revision, provide them with a copy of this useful booklet that guides them through the steps to revise effectively. This is available to download here: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/4rs-of-revision/

Exam Technique

Mock exam papers and mark schemes

A collection of mock exam questions and full papers (inc. mark schemes) can be downloaded here: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/aqa-gcse-geography-plus-resources/

Beyond the Resource

Resources to support students answering a question that involves a figure: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/exam-skills-plus/

Rewrite it

Students review answers to exam questions, plan their answers, and then have a go at the question: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/re-write-it/

PEEL templates for 6-9 mark questions

Templates covering a range of 6-9 mark questions across the specification: https://www.internetgeography.net/download/37859/?tmstv=1668616844

Apply your knowledge grids

Resources to support students in applying their knowledge to exam questions. These resources support students in going further than regurgitating facts and actually applying their knowledge to exam questions: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/apply-your-knowledge-grids/

Geographical Skills

Which direction was the photographer facing? https://www.internetgeography.net/download/34021/?tmstv=1684232115

How to – statistical skills: https://www.internetgeography.net/download/33624/

How to – graphical skills: https://www.internetgeography.net/download/33739/

Geographical Skills multiple choice booklets: https://www.internetgeography.net/geographical-skills-multiple-choice-booklets/

Interpreting OS Maps booklets

Booklets to support students interpreting OS maps in the context of coastal and river landscapes: https://www.internetgeography.net/internet-geography-plus/interpreting-os-maps/

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AQA GCSE Geography Paper 2 Mind Maps

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Introduction to the AQA GCSE Geography Pre-release 2025

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AQA GCSE Geography Case Studies and Examples Sheet

GCSE Geography Summary Knowledge Organisers