Planning your revision
I've just got here a few tips on how to plan your revision which I hope you will find useful (considering I haven't posted anything helpful so far)
Start revising early
Most of you will be studying at least 8 subjects and for each of these there is a lot to learn. So I would advise breaking each subject down into topics and spreading the revision through the year with a few recap session during the weeks leading up to the exams.
Tracking your progress
It's easy to track your progress just take a past paper before you begin you revision and take another one at various points through the year. This allows you to see if your revision strategy is working and any strengths and weaknesses.
Plan strategically
You should revise for subjects with transferable skills first for example English would be useful for essay based subjects and maths would be useful for science and economics. Some subjects may be more content based, for example languages, so dedicate more revision times towards these. If you know that you have some weakness spend time trying to get better instead of doing the things your goods at.
Revision in everyday life
For some subjects they can also become a hobby eg sports, cooking and art. This means you will be able to kinda revisits for them without knowing it. Try and combine revision into your everyday life, if your in the car download some revision videos to watch or try GCSE pod. Go to museums when on holiday try and notice thing in nature, in places of worship. You could even try adding up the shopping in your head. Read, read, read but also notice how it's written.
And lastly always give yourself a break it you need it.
I hope you found this helpful. Let me know if you want to see more if this kind of thing.
Effy