This is a list of tips
Make full use of flashcards. Practice answering history exam questions on the topics you have done already in class. Keep on top of any history coursework tasks etc as well as homework assignments as well. Act out scenes from historical dramas. Jot down notes whilst watching history shows. Check out period dramas online and on Netflix. Discuss your impression with others.
Read carefully beyond the lines in addition. Use the number of marks to formulate a high quality response to the exam questions. Watch some old history movies, documentaries, videos at home and also read up on the topics you have to study for the exam. Make sure to get some hours of proper restful sleep the night before the real exam. History is a fun subject to do at GCSE.
Take a planned trip to a history museum when lockdown is over. It is a good way to explore other topics that are currently not studied in a history class. When writing essays, pay close attention to the wording of the practice question. Research things online. Make history come alive for you. Of all the subjects, I think that history was my favourite one. History and drama go hand in hand really.