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Numbered targets with leader lines. Hide the labels and name every structure before the test does.
Now Biology 0610 is live · more subjects follow in order
Study that sticks,
one syllabus point at a time.
Open the chapter you need tonight. Read a labelled figure and the cause-and-effect sequence, catch the common exam mistake, then answer before you reveal the mark points. Biology is ready now, built around your class booklet; the other subjects follow one at a time.
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- Cambridge IGCSE, 2026–28 syllabuses
- Your notes stay in your browser
Watch coverage climb
Objective-level progress across 210 syllabus points. Resume picks up exactly where you stopped.
Practise with confidence
Original exam-style questions with command words and marks. Write first, reveal, self-mark, retry.
Built on
- Cambridge IGCSE
- Your class booklets
- Z-Anatomy meshes
- Official specimen papers
- Original figures
How a session works
Three steps, every lesson.
Choose the syllabus point
Chapters follow your booklet. Search any lesson or syllabus number, see which points you have covered, and resume where you stopped.
Read the figure and the sequence
A labelled study sheet with numbered targets, a step-by-step cause-and-effect sequence, and the exam mistake to avoid. Hide the labels and test yourself.
Answer, then reveal
Original exam-style questions with command words and marks. Write your answer first, reveal the mark points, self-mark, and mark the lesson as covered or to revisit.
A lesson, as you will see it
The same order, every time.
Need to know, figure, sequence, mistake, check yourself, where you stand, go deeper. The figure below is a real Forma study sheet, drawn in code.
9.2.1 Core9.2.3 SupplementBooklet pp. 5–24
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What’s inside today
Honest about coverage.
Biology first · 11 chapters · 54 lessons
Chapters 9–18 and 21 of the 0610 syllabus, as in the class booklet. New study sheets and step sequences for Transport, Diseases and immunity, Gas exchange, Respiration, Excretion, Coordination and Reproduction; the remaining chapters use the earlier schematic views while their sheets are drawn.
Explore in 3D
Teaching 3D models and source anatomy meshes (Z-Anatomy / BodyParts3D) for the heart, lungs, kidneys and more, with cutaways, zoom and selectable structures. Clearly labelled as teaching models, not scans.
Papers and practice
Verified links to official Cambridge specimen papers and mark schemes, a private desk for your own past-paper PDFs, and Forma’s original practice bank. Chapters 1–8, 19–20 and Physics beyond the circuit lab are not covered yet.
Your questions answered
Before you start.
Is Forma free?
Yes. You sign in with a Google account so your progress has a name; there is no payment and no separate password.
Are the questions real past-paper questions?
No. Forma’s practice bank is original and labelled as such. The Papers view links to official Cambridge specimen papers and mark schemes on cambridgeinternational.org; nothing official is copied.
Which subjects and chapters are covered?
Biology first: the chapters in the Grade 10 booklet, 9 Transport in animals through 18 Variation and selection, plus 21 Biotechnology. Chapters 1–8 and 19–20 are not covered yet. Physics has a circuit lab in the Lab; Chemistry and Mathematics come after, in order, and this page will say so until they do.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Lessons, figures and practice fit a phone screen; 3D models need WebGL, and the study sheet still works if a browser cannot show them.
Where is my data?
Notes, answers and progress stay in your browser under your account’s namespace. Lesson completion syncs to hosted Forma; the server never receives your study materials or uploaded PDFs. Details in the privacy policy.
Found a mistake, or want to get in touch?
Write to hello@formastudy.com or see the contact page. Forma is independent and not affiliated with Cambridge University Press & Assessment.
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