Aiming for five grade 9s

Right so my school is meh and GCSE results for 2019 wasn’t the greatest (slightly underperforming) but I really want to aim for five grade 9s at GCSE. I am currently in year 9 and I’m doing fine in all my subjects except for Chemistry, Physics and a bit of Computing, because they are the only noisy classes so little learning is done. However, I am following the correct exam board for these subjects and self study at home with books but I fear that this may not be enough to get 9s.

Any tips you guys can give? Sorry for the long message.

I would recommend that you shouldn’t start studying. Maybe only for your end of topic tests. Maybe start making notes and Flashcards on he stuff you’ve done in class.
Chill out, you’re only in Year 9.

You’re gonna get burnt out real quick 😑

Right so my school is meh and GCSE results for 2019 wasn’t the greatest (slightly underperforming) but I really want to aim for five grade 9s at GCSE. I am currently in year 9 and I’m doing fine in all my subjects except for Chemistry, Physics and a bit of Computing, because they are the only noisy classes so little learning is done. However, I am following the correct exam board for these subjects and self study at home with books but I fear that this may not be enough to get 9s.

Any tips you guys can give? Sorry for the long message.

Don’t even know why you’re studying at the moment, just study for the end of topic tests and make sure you understand what you’re being taught. Other than that chill

That’s the thing, right now I kinda do feel burnt out but I worry that by not going all out now will leave me behind people in better schools. Yes I do go over chapters in books but is this really enough?

Please do not get distracted by negative comments. Choosing to revise at such an early stage of your studies only shows how mature and determined you are. I am going to university next year and i can tell you that i am extremely proud of my choice of choosing to knuckle down with GCSE revision at year 10 and reading ahead of what was being taught at the moment. You will not burn out if you structure and plan a method that will allow you to balance other aspects of your life, such as social life etc... and educational studies. After all, only the very few best of the candidates sitting their GCSEs at your time will achieve a nice sweep of 9s. I am pretty sure these will have chosen the same route as yours, making academic success their main focus and avoiding unnecessary distractions at an early stage. So carry on with what you are doing, make sure you design a plan that caters for a good balance with your extra-curricular activities, and you will achieve what you are aiming for

Wow these words mean a lot and appreciate you for advising me. Thank you

Sheer pleasure. Good luck!

just out of interest, what grade do you want for each subject?

Meh I dunno I am really aiming for five grade 9s hehe

Maths, Music, History, Chemistry, Biology/Business (depends how well i get on)

maths and music are less stress because i’m goo at them and enjoy. The others i’m also good but at the moment i’m just getting 7 and 8.

thanks for asking

Well, I wish you the best of luck! if you need any help with history, just message me because it's one of my stronger points

Hello!
I am aiming to leave secondary school with at least 7 9s - any more the merrier. I would not condone excessive revision so early on, I understand your eagerness to achieve highly (which is very impressive!), however, what you can do now is build up HEALTHY revision habits and understand the concepts early on.
I don't wish to iterate the points said early on, but please do heed them!