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The new Leaving Cert Biology specification as lessons and questions, with practice before any past papers exist and a study plan to June 2027.

  • The new specification, strand by strand
  • Questions to practise before past papers exist
  • A study plan to the written exam

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Leaving Certificate Biology · New specification, first exam June 2027
How it works

Learn it, answer it, practise it

Mr Exham's videos stop and ask you questions as you watch. This course is built the same way: a lesson, then questions, then practice on what you got wrong.

01Lessons

Every point explained first

Strand by strand, in the order of the new specification. Each lesson explains the idea before it asks you anything about it.

  • Every topic explained
  • Strand by strand
Leaving Cert Biology topics and lessons in the Voovo app
02Practice

Then the app asks you

Put the steps of preparing an onion cell slide in order. Match each investigation term to its meaning. Sort features into prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. You find out what you know by answering.

  • Twelve question formats
  • You see where you stand
A Leaving Cert Biology exercise in the Voovo app
03Repetition

Older topics come back

What you get wrong gets practised again within days, what you know comes back later. So you will remember fifth-year topics at the written exam, and sixth year isn't spent relearning everything.

  • Spaced practice
  • Nothing quietly fades
How repetition changes your mastery level in the Voovo app
04Help

Ask when you're stuck

Type a question about any topic and the answer is drawn from this course's own lessons, with a link back to where it is explained. No weak sources, no AI hallucination.

  • Ask anything
  • Answers from the course
An answer drawn from the Leaving Cert Biology course material
What's in it

Leaving Cert Biology on your phone, strand by strand

From the nature of science to the interactions of life, every strand has its lessons and its questions.

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The course's topics, filtered by how well you know them
Starting a lesson inside a topic
A video lesson with its transcript
The explanation and videos attached to a question
The exercises inside a subtopic
Starting targeted practice on your weakest topics
Your mastery level across the course
The warning that topics are starting to fade
Why an answer was wrong
Asking the app about the course material

  • Every strand, in order

    The course follows the new specification's strands in order, so you always know which part you are on and what is left.

  • You answer instead of re-reading

    Each lesson ends in questions, so you find out what you actually know before the exam does.

  • The app doesn't let you forget things

    What you learned in fifth year keeps coming up in practice, so it still feels fresh in June of sixth year.

Your course

Is this your course?

Here's the exam the course is built for.

Built for Leaving Certificate Biology (new specification)

From the NCCA's new Leaving Certificate Biology specification (first examined 2027)

The written exam60% · Higher or Ordinary · June of sixth yearAll 4 strands in the course
  • Unifying strand: Nature of Science
  • Strand 1: Organisation of Life
  • Strand 2: Structures and Processes of Life
  • Strand 3: Interactions of Life
Biology in Practicethe investigation, 40%
  • Your own investigation from a brief the SEC issues in fifth year, about 20 hours
  • The course covers the investigating-in-science ideas it draws on; the investigation itself is yours
Topics
18
Subtopics
95
Lessons
213
Exercises
Being written
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  • Exercises after every lesson
  • Targeted practice on the weak spots
  • A personalised study and revision plan based on your exam date
Planning

Learn with a personalised study plan

Put in the date of your written exam and the app spreads the whole course across the weeks you have, with review built in.

  • Choosing how much of the course to include
    1

    Choose the depth

    Everything in the course, or the essentials first. You decide how much goes into the plan.

  • Setting the exam date in the study planner
    2

    Set the date

    Put in the date of your written exam. The course is spread across the time you have until then.

  • The plan on your learning path
    3

    Follow the plan

    Each day mixes new lessons with the topics you're about to forget, so you never have to decide what to do next.

How you practise

Twelve ways you can practise

Ordering, matching, tables, labelling a diagram, fill the blank, flashcards. The same idea gets asked more than one way, so you learn the biology, not the look of the answer.

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Putting steps in order
Matching
Sorting into groups
Filling the gap
Multiple choice with several right answers
Choosing one answer
Seeing how other students answered
True or false
Completing a table
Labelling a diagram
Typing a label onto a diagram
Talking a question through
Who's behind it

“Making Sense of Biology”

I'm a biology teacher, and I started MrExham.com in 2013 for students studying IGCSE, A level and IB. My videos have since been watched in more than 130 countries.

This course follows the new specification, strand by strand, and it's built the way I teach: a lesson, then questions.

Watching a video feels like revision, but you learn far more by answering questions. So this course asks you about every topic, until you know it.

  • Teaching biology for over ten years
  • MrExham.com since 2013
  • Watched in 130+ countries
Henry Exham, Mr Exham on YouTube
Henry ExhamMrExham.com · biology teacher
In numbers

Mr Exham on YouTube

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84,000+subscribers
10 millionviews
240+biology videos

Questions

Is this the new specification?

Yes. It's built on the new Leaving Certificate Biology specification, first examined in June 2027.

Does it help with the Biology in Practice Investigation?

Not directly. The investigation is your own project, worth 40%. The course is for the written exam, the other 60%, and for the investigating-in-science ideas both parts draw on.

Does it mark my written answers?

No. Every question in the app has a checkable answer, so it can't mark a long answer and doesn't pretend to. What it drills is the biology those answers are built from: the facts, the processes and the reasons behind them.

When does it open?

It isn't open yet. Sign up on this page and you'll hear the day it opens, with 10% off.

The date

The first written exam is in June 2027.

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