potter3 Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 hey, I never took the earlier stages of schooling seriously but since year 11 I am new student, uni beckons even my A-levels wern't too spectacular - 2 B's, 6 - C's, 1-D and 1-F Must've been a lot of work taking 10 A-levels
Wezleylowski Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 there's three then me you and Ld3 Although I did get A, B, C on my Janurary AS exams so maybe I'm too clever for you both That is no excuse to distance yourself from the retard group. Anyway you looked like you where behaving yourself in Mr page's Media class the other day
Tommeh Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 Must've been a lot of work taking 10 A-levels you know full well I meant GCSE's! God why is it always memaking critical mistakes like this
Tommeh Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 That is no excuse to distance yourself from the retard group.Anyway you looked like you where behaving yourself in Mr page's Media class the other day was I Am I being stalked
DB11 Posted 8 May 2007 Author Posted 8 May 2007 I passed my 11 Plus. My mum was telling me about them
Wezleylowski Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 was I Am I being stalked No dont worry i was in page's class and your class where on the computers around the side of the class
cisono Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 They get easier every year anyway. They must be piss by now, just turn up right your name and you've got a 6 without trying. I am a bit confused. What are SATs like anyway? Any relationship to the US High school tests?
Trumpet Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 SAT's really are pointless IMO, i got all 6's but the teachers still decide on there own what set to put you in in year 10.... regardless of my results i was in the middle sets because i started a new school. I might aswell have not sat them..
cisono Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 SAT's really are pointless IMO, i got all 6's but the teachers still decide on there own what set to put you in in year 10.... regardless of my results i was in the middle sets because i started a new school. I might aswell have not sat them.. That does sound pretty pointless !!! All this emphasis on grading/pigeonholing students... does it actually help?
Trumpet Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 That does sound pretty pointless !!!All this emphasis on grading/pigeonholing students... does it actually help? Exactly, in English, i got a 6, which eventually got me in top set. I struggled, but was in there just because of my marks on the test. I would also like to say, i only handed in 2/6 pieces of English coursework, but thanks to my teacher who gave me a good oral mark (oo-er) and me acing the test, i managed to pass my english GCSE. So kids, smoke dope and pimp some bitches, coursework is for suckas!
cisono Posted 8 May 2007 Posted 8 May 2007 Exactly, in English, i got a 6, which eventually got me in top set. I struggled, but was in there just because of my marks on the test.I would also like to say, i only handed in 2/6 pieces of English coursework, but thanks to my teacher who gave me a good oral mark (oo-er) and me acing the test, i managed to pass my english GCSE. So kids, smoke dope and pimp some bitches, coursework is for suckas! Oo-er indeed!
Wils Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 Last ones today then I get to go home at dinner The joys of Nursery.
potter3 Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 Didn't realise my first AS of the summer is less than two weeks away <_< It's not the test that I don't like, it's the revision.
Flexx Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 I've got the Big Boys (GCSE) starting on Tuesday. Yeah same, what have you got 1st r.e?
Stevosevic Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 I've got the Big Boys (GCSE) starting on Tuesday. A levels are the big boys my friend.
AoWW Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 A levels are the big boys my friend. Surely, that'd be PhDs? ... Long way to go yet, kids. Anyway, good luck to you all.
Tommeh Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 I've got the Big Boys (GCSE) starting on Tuesday. Gcse's are the little puppies, Alevels are where its at these days
Wezleylowski Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 Gcse's are the little puppies, Alevels are where its at these days What if you leave school and do mans work instead?
Stevosevic Posted 11 May 2007 Posted 11 May 2007 What if you leave school and do mans work instead? Cheap shot. So doing A levels and degrees, then finding employment means they will not be carrying out 'mans' work as you put it?
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