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If you know what your prescribed texts are read them in advance and start doing notes. That way when you start covering it in class, you'll be able to supplement your notes rather than learn from scratch. Also it will either give you new ideas in class, or build on your ideas. If you've already...

I heard that they went with a 1 on 1 English approach since they have so little students, so they all smashed English. Plus it's selective not only academically, but also in music. So they always do amazing in music as well.

I'm thinking of taking the UCAT, does anyone know of any online resources (free would be nice, but I don't mind paying a small sum)? I'm especially looking for practice exams and question drills.

I think you can do a picture book if you analyse it well enough. I really like Haruki Murakami's A Strange Library. It's pretty dynamic so you can almost bend it to any theme you want as long as you justify it well enough.

Personally, I really like Matrix. It's on the pricier end, but I think it's worth what you pay for. The theory books are really good imo, but like any other place, you need to actually do it to help. It's probably not worth if you're not going to commit to actually keeping up with the classes...