Advice for best success

• Construct a timetable for your study. Not just for Physics but for all subjects. This was you will know exactly what you have covered and in what depth.
• If you are unsure about a topic or area, ask for help immediately, refer to your candidate specification, it contain all the outcomes for the course and lots more information too.
• Carry out practice questions and refer to the solutions. It might seem strange but sometimes the best way to be successful is just to try it the way you will be tested. You don't need to "learn the test" but it might help to realise what you need to put lots of information into and what only needs a brief look.
• Remember to take a SHORT break. Go outside, go for a walk, do something different. You can't stay fully focused all the day long. However, don't let the break end up being longer than your productive study time.

There are many sites available to help with your revision. The main thing to do is to refer to you outcomes and look back notes and questions to help you practice and to enhance your understanding of each area.
You should feel confident in asking for help or in discussing these areas with your teacher or classmates. The more practice you do with questions at an appropriate level, the more prepared you will be to answer those questions well. However you should remember that answering questions well and having a full knowledge of the course contents can be a very different thing. Your knowledge of physics is important and will help you build understanding for later years.
Finally, remember that you should be enjoying your lessons not just sludging through it to get to the end. If you're not enjoying things, see if there are other things you can look at that will aid your style of learning but you still need to be able to answer the questions too.