4 gcses in 2 months

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Whether you take notes digitally or physically, I suggest you keep extremely neat, easy to access and organized. If you do this, you'll have an easier time when trying to read over them, comprehend them, and most importantly, you won't waste time when trying to find them. Personally, I prefer taking notes digitally, as I like every single one of my learning resources to be able to be accessed through 3 devices, all neat and tidy.

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Don't leave your workspace cluttered, and try not to make a mess while studying as it will just stress you out even more.

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After you finish your notes, DO FLASHCARDS. But not just any flashcards, use remnote. Honestly bro, this app was a lifesaver. I was tryharding so much that I ended up having 4800 individual digital flashcards made by me. Of course, these were organized into subjects, folders and sections, for ease of access. Just trust me on this one, make flashcards on remnote.

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After you made those flashcards, practice them whenever you get the chance to: on the car, at the gym, in bed, while you eat... This constant repetition will literally force all the knowledge to be engraved inside your head, and you'll feel like you know everything.

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Lastly, if you want top grades, DO A LOT OF PAST PAPERs