Hi! I did humanities, but everyone in my year agreed the jump from year 12 to 13 is a lot more intense than 11 to 12. One of the biggest recommendations and something almost all of us wished we did was making revision tools early- as we all left it very last minute. Find a technique that works and keep it going! You don’t have to revise daily until around 3 months before- this is what I did to avoid major burnout and it kept me going strong. I made sure to always take certain weekends off if I knew I wasn’t overdue with work or struggling with a specific topic and kept time to myself. I would come home at 3, revise till 6 then have another 3 hours to myself doing what I pleased. You do really tough topics, so none of this will probably be new to you- but just bare in mind it’s a fast intense jump and the work ethic increases a lot more as you only have a short amount of time to finish before revision season comes in. It really flies by. Try look ahead at topics if you can! (Though I know with your topics it’s not always possible- kudos on you for being able to study them!) But most of all, seriously prioritise yourself. Year 13 is so draining if you don’t take care of yourself, and you risk major burnout. You got this and good luck in your exams next year! :-)