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do a clear out and either sell unused clothes or things around the house to make a bit of money or donate some things you have to a local charity for example a homelessness charity (do call up beforehand to see if they are accepting)
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read or listen to audiobooks (fictional/non-ficition to mix it up). One audiobook I would recommend that I was given for core reading at university was called "Calling Bullsh*t by Carl Bergstrom and Jevin West". I would recommend this because they talk about how to be critical of data using real world recent examples and its not a super long and boring book. A fun way to learn about how to be critical of data and statistics, it also will help in sixth form and day to day to think critically about things you see
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As fun as spending all our time watching Netflix shows in bed is, try find something you can do daily that is non-screen time based which might help you start your day or unwind for bed
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Experiment with cooking - try making some dinners or lunches that are quick and easy so you can make them easily when you are in sixth form. It is great to have go to food you know how to make and love when you are stressed revising for exams or working on an essay. Food is fuel and important especially when you are super stressed and don't feel like you have time for it.
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Plan days out with friends or even afternoons out - make the most of the free stuff to do thats close to you and go on some adventures (you could take pictures frequently and use them for a scrapbook)
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Find some summer work experience or some volunteering which you could put on your CV, whether its dog walking, shadowing someone at work even litter picking (shows you care for the environment). Charity shops are often on the lookout for volunteers, working a till is quite fun and the conversations people have in charity shops is really nice sometimes as its not as fast paced as in some high street shops. You might be able to make friends this way too!
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