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I'm going to start revising in the winter holidays. What about you guys?
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I'm going to start revising in the winter holidays. What about you guys?
I'm going to start revising in the winter holidays. What about you guys?
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It is hard to exactly concentrate on only one or 2 subjects , caz ive to give examination for school as well....
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I started halfway through year 10, catch up kids 
Lololol jk, seriously though - GCSEs do not need 5/6 months of revision. Revise for your mocks, have a little break and then start revision in early April (or March if you're super keen). Enjoy your freedom whilst you can, once you get to AS/A2 you'll basically have no life anymore
I started revising for my GCSEs in late April (disclaimer: this is NOT recommended) and I ended up with 11A*s, though that was mainly due to some pretty intense cramming the night before some of my exams
but yeah, my point is that starting super early isn't worth it. As I said, enjoy your free time before you get to A-levels 
Lololol jk, seriously though - GCSEs do not need 5/6 months of revision. Revise for your mocks, have a little break and then start revision in early April (or March if you're super keen). Enjoy your freedom whilst you can, once you get to AS/A2 you'll basically have no life anymore
I started revising for my GCSEs in late April (disclaimer: this is NOT recommended) and I ended up with 11A*s, though that was mainly due to some pretty intense cramming the night before some of my exams
but yeah, my point is that starting super early isn't worth it. As I said, enjoy your free time before you get to A-levels 
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Don't start too early, it will just burn/stress you out
Over Christmas, start making some revision material for content heavy subjects {science/history}, and make sure you understand technique/concepts, but don't start hardcore revision for a few months yet. You'll be bored sick and it won't sink in
Over Christmas, start making some revision material for content heavy subjects {science/history}, and make sure you understand technique/concepts, but don't start hardcore revision for a few months yet. You'll be bored sick and it won't sink in
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(Original post by noor.m)
I'm going to start revising in the winter holidays. What about you guys?
I'm going to start revising in the winter holidays. What about you guys?
oh, how I'm buzzing for it
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I'm planning to create a revision timetable over the Christmas Holidays. Then I'll start revising for two hours after school, everyday and four hours on the week-ends. I'm not planning on doing more hours so I don't get bored and start slacking. I'll probably revise by going all the way back to the start of Year 10 and doing a lesson an hour.
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I started halfway through year 10, catch up kids
Lololol jk, seriously though - GCSEs do not need 5/6 months of revision. Revise for your mocks, have a little break and then start revision in early April (or March if you're super keen). Enjoy your freedom whilst you can, once you get to AS/A2 you'll basically have no life anymore
I started revising for my GCSEs in late April (disclaimer: this is NOT recommended) and I ended up with 11A*s, though that was mainly due to some pretty intense cramming the night before some of my exams but yeah, my point is that starting super early isn't worth it. As I said, enjoy your free time before you get to A-levels
I started halfway through year 10, catch up kids
Lololol jk, seriously though - GCSEs do not need 5/6 months of revision. Revise for your mocks, have a little break and then start revision in early April (or March if you're super keen). Enjoy your freedom whilst you can, once you get to AS/A2 you'll basically have no life anymore
I started revising for my GCSEs in late April (disclaimer: this is NOT recommended) and I ended up with 11A*s, though that was mainly due to some pretty intense cramming the night before some of my exams
but yeah, my point is that starting super early isn't worth it. As I said, enjoy your free time before you get to A-levels
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