Year 12s: what will be the first way you research your future options? >>

How much studying per day?

For a sixth former? Now that it’s lockdown? We don’t want to be exhausting ourselves but how much is everyone doing?

If you’re in year 12 I’d just recommend you follow your school timetable as much as possible, try and work how you normally work expect that you’re at home.

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Voss.gloss20

Original post by Deggs_14

If you’re in year 12 I’d just recommend you follow your school timetable as much as possible, try and work how you normally work expect that you’re at home.

What about for a year 13?

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AzureCeleste

Original post by Voss.gloss20

What about for a year 13?

Well you basically have you exam results
What are your plans for next year? Are you considering re-sitting or not?

I'd probably do a couple of hours a day, maybe 2-3?

Reply 4

Voss.gloss20

Original post by AzureCeleste

Well you basically have you exam results
What are your plans for next year? Are you considering re-sitting or not?

I'd probably do a couple of hours a day, maybe 2-3?

I'll most likely have to take the exams in September and study 4 a levels. I still have content to finish and can't seem to find a timetable which fits.

Reply 5

AzureCeleste

Original post by Voss.gloss20

I'll most likely have to take the exams in September and study 4 a levels. I still have content to finish and can't seem to find a timetable which fits.

If you feel you need to then I would probably stick to normal school time table. So monday to friday and then do work in the hours you have your lessons. No need to be too intense as September is a while away