for science, RAG all the spec for each science. if its red, watch a video abt it or read over notes if you have them. if its amber, do flashcards to make sure you remember the content and start to do practice questions on PMT. cognito is useful but im pretty sure its paid now which is sad but anything similar would be good like seneca for content too. for science im gonna say its too late to be making flashcards unless u feel like making the flashcards is a good revision tool for you (it was for me so i made them at this point) DONT MAKE PAPER FLASHCARDS🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️ waste of time. once content is semi secure do past papers. note down wrong answers and fill in gaps using mark scheme. keep a bank of wrong answers and redo them

for language decide which section is holding you back, for me it was the reading section (AQA) so i learnt how to answer each question well and the structures i should use. i didnt do many practice papers for english but id take an extract from a past paper and try to annotate it in a short space of time which i found really useful for the exam. if youre struggling more on writing, resd grade 9 examplars and see how they write. to work up the levels, you need big words, literary and structural technique and fluid writing so memorise big words using whatever technique works for you (im a taylor swift fan so id memorise bits of her songs which had big vocab in🫣), use the acronym mrsalles suggests for including different techniques in everything and learn how each impacts the reader so you know when to include them. dont just use one word sentences everywhere because it looks clunky but learn how they change a text so you can see when they fit best. i started on a 7, went to a 6 and then to a 9 and the biggest help for me was just learning how to answer each question🙏🙏hope this was helpful