Start with what has actually been taught
Write down the topics your school has covered so far. Mark each one green (confident), amber (shaky) or red (stuck). Put most of your time into the amber ones, because they improve fastest.
A weekly rhythm
Three or four short sessions a week work better than one long one. In each, do a few exam-style questions on one topic, check them against the marking scheme and note down the mistake you made. Come back to the topic a few days later.
Use past paper questions by topic
Do questions by topic first, then move to full timed papers nearer the tests. Learn how the marks are awarded so you write down the working that earns them, even if you can't finish a question.
Get stuck questions answered quickly
A question left hanging for a week turns into a gap. Ask your teacher or a tutor, or send a photo of your working to a homework help line. Quick answers keep your revision moving.
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In our Group Grinds, each class has a shared plan of action, a worksheet with solutions every class and help between lessons. Book a free grind to try it.