I have just finished my GCSEs. What on earth do I do now?!

Real activities like what exactly?...

Anything that involves building real life skills in a industry/subject you like. For example I make apps, freelance graphic design and sell music.

Honestly enjoy every minute of this as your not gonna have all this time off again, it's your last summer of freedom have lazy days stay in and do nothing, I'd love to have a whole summer off again. Just go out with your friends and piss about make the best memories you can with your summer.

I had my last exam today and now it's the summer holidays for me.
I can't just sit around all day drinking and feeling like i'm the coolest person ever or feeling sorry for myself whilst I listen to Radiohead or Metallica or watch films and TV.
I have applied for jobs and I have an induction next week. And I'm also having a massive party on Saturday and we are all celebrating and all my friends are bringing their boyfriends :/
Apart from that, what the hell am I meant to do with my Summer?!

I had my last exam today and now it's the summer holidays for me.
I can't just sit around all day drinking and feeling like i'm the coolest person ever or feeling sorry for myself whilst I listen to Radiohead or Metallica or watch films and TV.
I have applied for jobs and I have an induction next week. And I'm also having a massive party on Saturday and we are all celebrating and all my friends are bringing their boyfriends :/
Apart from that, what the hell am I meant to do with my Summer?!

Start revising for your A Levels, hurry you're running out of time 😭

Just relax and don't get any big ideas. They're not going to happen.

Fist of all well done when i finished i went to Singapore for a few weeks maybe you can go on holiday with your mates for a week or two a last blow out what do you think?

About to finish college so take this from me, i was in your position not so long ago:
Dont try to get ahead of the class in college by learning A level content during the summer, its pointless, just dont do it.
Do try to volunteer in as many different fields as you can, not only does this help you chose what you will want to study for uni (most people end up deciding just one year from where you are now), this also looks great on university, job applications. It shows a degree of thoughtfulness as you show you've considered other opportunities.
Do have fun, you wont be having much of that during college, education only gets harder D: (Some say its easier in uni, idk)
Learn something new, a language a hobby, a sport, anything.
Take a job, if you've never had one yet, its more than the money, its about the experience you gain from dealing with a whole variety of people and their temperaments, and the responsibility.

About to finish college so take this from me, i was in your position not so long ago:
Dont try to get ahead of the class in college by learning A level content during the summer, its pointless, just dont do it.
Do try to volunteer in as many different fields as you can, not only does this help you chose what you will want to study for uni (most people end up deciding just one year from where you are now), this also looks great on university, job applications. It shows a degree of thoughtfulness as you show you've considered other opportunities.
Do have fun, you wont be having much of that during college, education only gets harder D: (Some say its easier in uni, idk)
Learn something new, a language a hobby, a sport, anything.
Take a job, if you've never had one yet, its more than the money, its about the experience you gain from dealing with a whole variety of people and their temperaments, and the responsibility.

Can't get a job til you're 16?

Nope? As long as you have your NI number you can have a job, I started working when I was 15