Is it worth doing some A Level revision over the summer holidays for Y12?

I'm doing Maths Economics Physics
Would it be worth doing some Maths perhaps over the holidays
Perhaps C1 because it's the closest thing to GCSE level there is

Reply 1

flabi

Probably not because you will be taught it all with everyone else, so it isn't necessary. If there is anything from GCSE maths that you found particularly difficult then maybe go over that, but my advice would be to enjoy your summer and come back in September with a fresh mind :smile:

Reply 2

monkeyboy18000

Original post by AsianG99

I'm doing Maths Economics Physics
Would it be worth doing some Maths perhaps over the holidays
Perhaps C1 because it's the closest thing to GCSE level there is

If you have a lot of free time then yes, definitely. In my opinion, you could probably go over briefly the whole of c1 within a week or less. If there's anything I learnt with my a levels, it's that you always need to be two steps ahead. That being said, try not to over do it and remember to relax and enjoy your break.

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Reply 3

JT_888

Hi guys. I think it would be appropriate to continue discussions about this over here https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4815738 because there's a handful of Year 11s over there (including myself). :wink:

Reply 4

Shebab

Yes.
Just yes.
Start revising now.
There isnt enough time.
Quickly, start. Now. Go. Revise.
Go.
Just start.
Now.

Reply 5

cooldad

NO! Just enjoy your summer. Trust me, once A levels start you wont have much free time so make the most of it.

Reply 6

AsianG99

Original post by cooldad

NO! Just enjoy your summer. Trust me, once A levels start you wont have much free time so make the most of it.

Original post by Shebab

Yes.
Just yes.
Start revising now.
There isnt enough time.
Quickly, start. Now. Go. Revise.
Go.
Just start.
Now.

First of all Thanks for replying :smile:

I get that it may seem important to enjoy my summer holidays and i currently am
I don't really have much planned over summer holidays so i kinda do have a ton of free time

Reply 7

Bad8oys

Not really because you may struggle to understand fully what your learning and wont be able to apply it to questions ( some people might though idk)

Best advice is too jus relax when you start A levels just revise everyday for 1-2 hours and if you do that you'll do great I'm sure.

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Reply 8

BTAnonymous

if you feel you're capable of doing and won't bore yourself before the course even starts, go ahead. Be warned though, Moments in Physics will kill you :')