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New school year: how should HK primary families plan revision?

In the first 2–4 weeks of term, lock the school timetable, list each subject’s near-term tests, and run short daily revision (15–30 minutes) on school materials—not random question banks. Use Kudoo.ai to turn uploaded syllabuses or worksheets into a daily plan, flashcards, and printable papers. Free plan available; paid from HK$28/month.

What to do in week 1–2

Collect the class timetable, textbook lists, and any test calendar from the teacher or handbook. Mark dictation, spelling, and unit tests first—these arrive early and reward steady practice more than last-minute cramming.

How to structure a weekday session

Keep sessions short: review today’s notes, 10 minutes of flashcards or dictation words, then 1–2 mixed practice questions. Weekend: one longer block for a weak subject with a short printable paper and error review.

Why school materials beat generic banks in September

September topics follow each school’s sequence. Generic banks often lag or lead the syllabus. Upload the real outline or worksheet so practice matches what will be tested in the next fortnight.

A simple monthly rhythm

Week 1: set topics from school materials. Weeks 2–3: daily micro-practice. Week 4: one full short paper per core subject and fix weak spots before the next unit. Adjust when the school publishes exam dates.