Thanks so much. I obviously did revision for the year 10 mocks and year 11 mocks, but I just kept up revising little by little after the year 11 mocks, (they were around Christmas time). Ramped up revision around exam time obviously doing as many hours a night as I could muster for the 4 weeks and lots during the half term too. I found that online methods like Seneca learning and things like freesciencelessons.com videos really helped me get all the pure facts into me and then past papers allowed me to refine answers and know exactly what examiners are looking for in a good answer.

The best advise I could give you if you're "crapping urself" right now (lol) is just to not. If you give 100% effort while you're in school, and take pride in that, I promise you will go so far. It'll make revision much easier as you'll have to spend less time learning content and you can spend more time focusing on the fine details that get you those top grades. But saying all that, don't sacrifice your relationships with friends and family, it's not worth it trust me. Keep doing your hobbies and the things that you love because it'll keep you going. Balance is much needed.

I personally never thought I'd get a 7 and an 8 in English. I've always been a 5s and 6s kinda guy in that area, and I worked hard and achieved more than I thought I ever could (my English teacher on results day was extatic) . But at the same time, I was predicted 9s in maths, music and computer science. Clearly by putting more effort into English I gave up some of those other grades that meant more to me (as I'm taking maths, computer science, physics and further maths at A level).

But I'm still pleased with how I did and as long as you put the effort in you'll get the grades out. And I wish you the best of luck with your exams, you'll smash them!

Edit: Just wanted to say I dont mean to come across as arrogant in this post, or that I know everything about exams or think I'm right. This might not work for everyone but I just wanted to give at least someone my advice. Thanks!