Filing System and Organisational Tips for A-Level and Sixth Form

I am starting my a-levels this September. I am doing Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, English Lang and Lit. I was just wondering what is the best way to file my work for these subject and if you have any organisational tips for these subjects or just sixth form in general.
Thank you

I didn't take those subjects (but had friends who did) - but for most subjects it's pretty universal that you would use ringbinders with dividers per section. Look up your course and the units/sections you will have to cover and just make sure you have a section for each, separated by dividers. Lever arch ringbinders are best if you have a lot of notes to keep track of.

I had a lot less writing for my subjects and found that I sometimes preferred to use 'tuff folders' to keep loose sheets/handouts which weren't hole punched. I wouldn't recommend this for all of your notes considering your subjects, but it may be handy to keep one in your bag for miscellaneous sheets/when you don't have time to file stuff straight away!

I have also heard of people who had either one notepad that they wrote in for the week and transferred papers to folders when they got home (a LOT less to carry), or big lever arches at home for everything for that subject and smaller ringbinders to take into school and keep the most relevant sheets in (slightly less to carry). It kind of depends on whether your teachers will expect you to have all of your notes/materials with you all the time, your timetable, how much you can carry in one day, whether you revise at school or home, etc. You will find that as you get into the 'rhythm' of A-levels it will become easier to work out what will be the best filing method for you.