year 12...ive already forgotten some GCSE stuff :(

right so its the day before school, I'm going into yr 12
and I'm just looking at my physics textbook and I've realised I've forgotten a lot of stuff ): i legit thought i wont forget it -_-

so now I'm frantically revising everything I've forgotten lmao how did i forget it aha

anyone else? ):
I've heard u have to be 100% solid with GCSE content before a-levels....is that true? or do u think ill be ok

right so its the day before school, I'm going into yr 12
and I'm just looking at my physics textbook and I've realised I've forgotten a lot of stuff ): i stg i legit thought i wont forget it -_- smh

so now I'm frantically revising everything I've forgotten lmao how did i forget it aha

anyone else? ):
I've heard u have to be 100% solid with GCSE content before a-levels....is that true? or do u think ill be ok

I think if you quickly go over your revision guide for topics like waves and electricity you'll be fine. These are the main ones you need to know for AS and forces will be covered in detail in class, I think. I checked my textbook and the forces topics at Alevel are just a recap from GCSE plus a bit more stuff so you'll be fine.
(obvs I haven't started sixth form yet but I hope it helps)

lol I have forgotten a lot of gcse content and I'm off to university

lol i guess u dont need to know gcse stuff at uni

😂I have forgotten everything from my GCSE’s so I’m hoping I should be okay with very little knowledge.

aha ok good luck!

Most teachers will ease you in quite nicely, so don't worry too much. Or, well, don't stress yourself out revising a tonne of GCSE stuff, because most teachers expect yr12s to have forgotten a fair bit over the summer. You're better off being well-rested, coherent and engaged. Good luck!

Honestly don’t even worry. You clearly did well enough to do the GCSE. Teachers won’t be expecting you to know everything, and I certainly wasn’t 100% solid on my GCSE content before a levels (I’m not doing sciences though).

Honestly don’t even worry. You clearly did well enough to do the GCSE. Teachers won’t be expecting you to know everything, and I certainly wasn’t 100% solid on my GCSE content before a levels (I’m not doing sciences though).