Exam prep
A revision tutor for every pupil, all year round
Retrieval quizzes, practice questions built from past papers, and feedback on every answer. Flint supports pupils through mocks, GCSEs and A levels.
Revision that adapts to each pupil
Pupils get quizzes, practice questions and revision guides pitched at what they know, and teachers see which topics are still weak across the class.
Questions on the topics they need
Sparky builds retrieval quizzes and exam-style questions around a pupil's weaker topics, and makes them harder as the pupil improves.
Feedback on every answer
When a pupil gets something wrong, Sparky explains the mistake, points to what to revise, and asks a follow-up question to check it has stuck.
Built from your own materials
Upload past papers, mark schemes, revision booklets or slides. Sparky reads PDFs, documents, web pages, presentations and photos of handwritten work.
A view of the whole class
Teachers can read every pupil's conversation and see which topics are causing trouble, so revision lessons go where they're needed.
Customer stories
What teachers say about revising with Flint
Teachers on how their pupils use Flint to prepare for exams.
"The "Study Schedule Builder" had 30 sessions during exam season. Students chose to use it because it personalized their study approach based on their confidence levels, and learning preferences."
"One student recently told me, “Mrs. Kimsey, it’s like you turned yourself into a robot. Flint sounds just like you!” In my 15 years of teaching, I’ve never seen students revise so actively or reflect so deeply on their writing."
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Start for freeRevision activities to try
Activities from Flint's public library, made by teachers for revision and exam review. Copy one and change it to fit your course.
Worked problems with feedback on each step.
See more →Revising for GCSE and A level
Flint includes the DfE's GCSE subject content for 33 subjects, so revision activities can be built against the same topics the exams cover. Pupils sit papers set by AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR or WJEC Eduqas, and each board words its questions a little differently. Upload your board's past papers and mark schemes, and Sparky will write new questions in that style and give feedback using the mark scheme's language. For A level, upload the specification you teach and Sparky will work from that.
Revision works best when pupils bring back what they've learned from memory rather than reread notes. Sparky asks short questions on a topic, notices the ones a pupil gets wrong, and follows up on them until the answer sticks. Pupils can also practise longer answers: a 6-mark science explanation, a 12-mark history essay plan, or an unseen poetry comparison, with feedback on how they could pick up more marks.
Exam prep is for the written exams. Coursework and NEA fall under the JCQ's rules on AI in assessments, so check with your exams officer before pupils use any AI tool on work that will be marked. Every conversation in Flint is saved, so teachers can see what help each pupil had. For more on teaching Years 10 to 13, see GCSE and sixth form.
