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Keep neat notes for all of your subjects ensuring they are complete and legible - don't be afraid to use diagrams
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Get organised - buy a few ringbinders for revision materials later down the line
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Get into a good study routine - spend an hour to an hour and a half per evening after school doing any homework you have or some extra revision for things you've recently learnt
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Don't leave class with unanswered questions!
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Remember to have fun - be open minded and start having a think about what kind of subject areas you enjoy and are good at - its very early to start thinking about A-Levels but year 9 is a great opportunity to discover what you enjoy!
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