B and E :)

Do as much of it as you can Snow but it essential that you get the appropriate amount of sleep. If you don't your work tomorrow will suffer and when you have to see your sixth form you will be to tired to take it all in.

You have to get an even balance to keep yourself fully alert and significantly rested to cope with the strain of your exam year.

I wish you all the luck and remember Top Gear is repeated at 7pm on Wednesday so you won't completely miss out.

A. Not a bad choice, certainly giving up TV entertainment; but allowing yourself reasonable sleep.

B. Insufficient, because it's too easy to convince oneself to quit, because "I'm tired". Some tasks just require making personal sacrifices.

C. Absolutely not.

D. No. Teachers already hear too much whining and complaining. You are expected to find time to do your assignments fully, and by the deadline.

E. Pointless

F. Just buckle down, and get to work.

Watch Top Gear...it's great. Then ring in sick for a week. Get a doctor's note, and then you'll have all week.

strangly, i'd go and have a talk to the tutor or his boss about things. it can't make things any harder and may even help. yes they hear it alot, but in that case they'll know how to help. they'll also know if a person is genuinly having problems or just being lazy. i'm pretty sure you're a hard worker, so they should be willing to help you out. don't make a habit of it though.

My grandaughter also has too much coursework and often can't finish it in time. She's found that if she takes in uncompleted work which shows she has worked hard on it, the teachers are ubderstanding, and as you say, you have actually got a long time before it really, really has to be in.
So, if I were you, I would do as much as you can without losing too much sleep, because you won't work so well the next day if you're tired; have a break now and again to watch a programme on TV - you will work better after a short break, and take your work in even if it is incomplete, explaining that you have spent a lot of time on it but been unable to finish. I'm sure they will understand and know that you haven't been lazy.
It's good idea to book a weekend to do nothing but coursework - not a huge sacrifice and you'll be amazed at how much you can get done.
Above all, don't get stressed about it that will just make it difficult to think clearly and quickly.
Good luck.

C
then develop a fake illness so you have to stay off school & use that time to finish it

none of the above options.
Life is too short for formal education - give it up, have a bonfire tomorrow with all those pointless pieces of paper and just enjoy life.

Buckle down and do it. Manage your time better - it is an important skill and one you will have to deal with in University.