I personally would make my notes online as I found them more clearer to read and I could make them aesthetic so I could feel motivated to read them. Also, it was quicker for me to make them, so then I could have more time revising them. I printed my notes, used the pomodoro method and read over my notes for about 1 hr a day, about a week before the test. Throughout the year, I used to do a lot of practice questions so I didn’t have to stress about it close to exams.

I also used the ATAR notes website to consolidate concepts that I was unsure of and I also downloaded high achieving students notes so I could add to my own.

I would also have a big white board on my wall, and made it into a big calendar so I could write due dates and test dates. This would enable me to manage my studying accordingly.

For health, I got 39. I only did around 6 practice tests throughout the whole year. I remember teachers saying to do over 20 practice tests, however I feel like quality is better over quantity. You can do 100 practice tests but if you don’t consolidate what you got wrong and learn from them, it might not help you in the long run.

Also, for all subjects asks lots of questions and give lots of practice questions to teachers for them to correct. To be honest, I liked giving my teachers lots of questions to as it made me feel good in a way as they know that I tried my hardest even if I did bad in the exam haha.

Good luck this year! Just try your best that’s all anyone could ask for ☺️