Revision Tips
1. Start revising early
i.e. months, not days before the exam. Make a timetable to plan your revision and stick to it.
2. Don't spend ages making your notes look pretty

3. Take short breaks
Not every 10 minutes! During these breaks it is a great idea to try to exercise once a day if you can. Go for a run, a swim or a game with your mates – you will feel better for it.

5. Stick revision notes all around your house

6. Get yourself drinks and snacks
So you don't make excuses to stop every 10 minutes...
7. Sit at a proper desk
Don't try to revise in bed — you'll be in the land of pink igloos and elephants before you can say "Captain Birdseye".
8. Don't put it off
"Procrastination" is the long word for it. And it means rearranging stuff on your desk, getting a sudden urge after 16 years to tidy your room, playing the guitar, thinking about the weekend, writing love poems about that girl/boy you fancy, painting your toenails, etc, etc, etc,... Sit down at your desk and GET ON WITH IT.
9. Don't just read your notes

10. Don't turn yourself into a revision zombie

11. Do lots of practice exam papers

12. Find the right environment to revise
NOT in front of the TV. NOT listening to the radio. Music can sometimes be OK, but you need to find the right kind. It's got to be something that's just there in the background that you're not thinking about at all. Music without singing is better as you won't be tempted to dance around your bedroom like a big fool.