[Fool In The Rain]

This has been on my mind for a while and was just wondering what is best. Should I study a little of AS to feel more confident when I start Sixth Form or should I just relax and enjoy the rest of the summer?

I do have some books for C1 and S1 for Maths and Further Maths and some books on French. But, I haven't even bothered to get anything for History, which is why I wonder if it's really necessary to start looking over it all before college, as I presume many will not have done any studying over the holidays.

Has anyone else here on TSR started looking over stuff for A level before they started college?

[newhope]

I would study a few chapters from C1 and S1. There is no harm in it. Just because others have not done it does not mean that you should not! It will only help you after all! Spend some 3 hours a day.

[16dan2life]

study a bit of C1/S1(whichever exam you sit in Jan), it'll give you a head start and help you in class. Quite a bit of C1 is a breeze.

I'm guessing you're taking French because you're interested in it/enjoy it, so read a few pages of your french book.

2/3 hours a week would be fine, do more if you feel necessary

[ccm.blake95]

For me, it wasn't worth trying to learn anything before I went into sixth form. The one thing I did do and it did help is to go back over the foundations of your subjects, so I went back through French Grammar rules and stuff, and relearnt some of GCSE maths as I'm not that naturally good at it. Basically, make sure you're 100% on your old course and things you can transfer across to the next year.

[L'Evil Fish]

I would just go through it and a few chapters although the first maths modules are easy C1 and C2, I'm saying this and I'm in year ten so should be much easier

[jess_m94]

Personally, i would just have fun and enjoy your summer holidays! You have to do enough work in sixth form as it is-enjoy yourself while you still can!!!!

[ummm]

I'd say just relax. I was thinking about doing this last year, but I didn't, and honestly, you have plenty of time once you start school to cover everything. If anything, I'd refresh your GCSE maths, as half of C1 is basically just gcse, so it'll be a breeze. That's what I did! It was great when I started back at school and everyone had forgotten everything, but I raced through it.

[Joseph-]

Im doing maths and f maths, currently looking for books to get a head start on c1, anybody know any books on amazon or?

Edexcel, linear i think


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[L'Evil Fish]

(Original post by Joseph-)
Im doing maths and f maths, currently looking for books to get a head start on c1, anybody know any books on amazon or?

Edexcel, linear i think


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I would use
www.examsolutions.co.uk

Its brilliant and tailored to edexcel I'm in year ten using it and am now comfortable with C1 and 2... And nearly comfortable with 3 and also M1.
For the book I'm using their book, but I dislike it... And it doesn't help that I'm with WJEC.