I think it’s fantastic that you’re looking to see how you can improve so early on. The best advice I can give you is to make the most out of the extracurricular activities available to you within and outside your school. By taking an active part in things such as public speaking, debating and any sport that you are passionate about, you will be able to hone in on key competencies that will set you apart from other candidates later on. The more extra-curricular activities, sports and competitions you take part in, the more likely you’ll be to stand out as a well rounded and able candidate.
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What can I do for work experience or to get good grades in year 9.How can I set myself out for life at that age?

The best thing you can do to improve your grade is by identifying your weaknesses. By doing this you’ll be able to directly focus on the areas you can improve. Also, by looking at examiner reports published by your exam board, you’ll be able to see what students generally do really well in exams and where they can improve this will allow you to approach and prepare for exams better. Ultimately, your marked against an exam criteria which is broken into assessment objectives. If you understand what each assessment objective requires and ensure you can apply them effectively, you are most likely to see a significant improvement in your grades!

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