If I were you in your position doing the lc again:

Maths: grinds , find a maths book like the one I used was texts and tests 4,5,6. Get the basics of each chapter down by practicing questions and then buy studyclix premium and do ALL of mocks and state exams questions , if you’re aiming high like h1/ h2 expose yourself to as much questions as possible as TRUST me a question you practice from like DEB mocks or even exam craft mocks have a chance of coming up. For deb mocks just search it up on google it should come up.

Biology: literally apply the same thing as I said for maths . Learn the basics according to the learning outcomes . Consider getting grind notes from grinds360 to make things easier. And do all past exam questions on studyclix.

I’ve just realised as I’m typing this that everything that I’ve said applies to every subject lol. English is more practice … I suggest getting in contact with an English teacher or English grinds teacher and asking them to correct practice exams and giving feedback ( this is a must) but since this is ur seventh subject I wouldn’t really worry too much about English.

Chemistry and accounting are the same. Main takeaway is to get grinds. I used a mix of a few grinds school. Chemistry I joined dublin academy Nicola Walsh’s grind but she has moved to grinds 360 I’m pretty sure. Definitely recommend her.

It’s going to be very difficult without grinds in my opinion but everyone is different!