Good things to do in preparation for Medical School?

Honestly, just enjoy your time before you start. Didn't go over any old notes myself and I'm doing just fine! Would actively discourage looking at the curriculum before you start, out of context, and timing it won't help much at all, and could confuse.

You'll have plenty of time to learn it when you get there, and everyone should be up to speed in the first term, plus, you've got atleast 5 years of this to come, and that's just as an undergrad.

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Sorry to go off topic, but I want to ask you something. I fear not getting any offers this year, I was wondering how you went about your gap year and if you have any tips for me in case I need one? And congratulations on your offer by the way!

IMO I would learn stuff! Why not be ahead and take some strain off! Not saying this is what I did, I certainly did nothing before I started and am also doing fine but I would certainly like to be knowing things before I arrived!

Do absolutely no work. Go travelling, take up a hobby, play video games all summer, work and save up money to blow on booze in first year, just don't start reading textbooks and working through the course material. You've already got 5-6 years of that ahead of you. Take this time to have fun.

The best prep in my opinion is to maximise your energy, excitement, enthusiasm and motivation because it's gonna be a long and demanding journey ahead!
And the best way to achieve that is to really relax and enjoy yourself! Enjoy doing your hobbies~ go on that holiday/try out that challenge that you've always wanted to do and get yourself out of your room!

Nah, there's no need to read ahead or anything, just work when you actually start