How should I revise over the summer?

I know a lot of people will say I shouldn't, but I need eleven A*s and I don't intend to push off all my revision till May, especially since I'm a huge procrastinator and I might as well do something with these nine weeks off.

Should I make a rigid timetable? Has anyone else done that and does it make them more or less likely to stick to their revision goals?

Is going through the textbook or writing notes out a better option at this stage? Flashcards: yes/no?

I have french oral mocks in November; do I start preparing for those now?

Help!
Cheers x

I know a lot of people will say I shouldn't, but I need eleven A*s and I don't intend to push off all my revision till May, especially since I'm a huge procrastinator and I might as well do something with these nine weeks off.

Should I make a rigid timetable? Has anyone else done that and does it make them more or less likely to stick to their revision goals?

Is going through the textbook or writing notes out a better option at this stage? Flashcards: yes/no?

I have french oral mocks in November; do I start preparing for those now?

Help!
Cheers x

Hey I'm in the same postion, I want to get 11A*S as well, so I want I revise over the summer. I recommend making a timetable, which has the different subjects your want to revise for how long and on which days

Make all of your revision notes right now because when it comes to school days you will have zilch time to do so because of course work etc!!!
Also, be one step ahead of everyone so in class when people need help you can help them out that way revising through out your time at school as well!
Ummmm, tell your teachers what papers/ resources you have done so when they make you do a mock you don't do a paper you have already done.

I know a lot of people will say I shouldn't, but I need eleven A*s and I don't intend to push off all my revision till May, especially since I'm a huge procrastinator and I might as well do something with these nine weeks off.

Should I make a rigid timetable? Has anyone else done that and does it make them more or less likely to stick to their revision goals?

Is going through the textbook or writing notes out a better option at this stage? Flashcards: yes/no?

I have french oral mocks in November; do I start preparing for those now?

Help!
Cheers x

You could start revision at the end of February/ start of March and get 11 A*s, if you are smart.

But in reality, no one cares about GCSE after A Levels.....and no one cares about A Levels either after your degree.
I don't even mention my A Levels on my CV now, the first thing is the undergrad degree.

Revising in Summer? Do you not have a life? Wait until at least Easter before even thinking about revision

Just go through the textbook so you are familiar with the content. There's no point in revising stuff you haven't been taught yet, plus its unnecessary as you have plenty of time left. But if you really want to then you can make some light notes on stuff you understand, whilst printing off the spec will be beneficial s you can learn what you need, not what you get taught. But relax and enjoy yourself otherwise you may burn out at may when that's the time you need to be at your best.

I know a lot of people will say I shouldn't, but I need eleven A*s and I don't intend to push off all my revision till May, especially since I'm a huge procrastinator and I might as well do something with these nine weeks off.

Should I make a rigid timetable? Has anyone else done that and does it make them more or less likely to stick to their revision goals?

Is going through the textbook or writing notes out a better option at this stage? Flashcards: yes/no?

I have french oral mocks in November; do I start preparing for those now?

Help!
Cheers x