What to expect on results day
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What to expect on results dayHi,
Well like many people here, this results day will be my first. But no because of the usual reason but because I was homeschooled during years 10 and 11.
I am so worried that I may of messed up on maths which would mean another year before I can get onto a levels and I'm already 18! Argh
Well if I'm this nervous now. How will I feel on results day? -
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Re: What to expect on results dayTry to relax. There's no point of worrying now; it won't change anything.
As for how you'll feel on results day, it depends on how good your results are
And obviously there will be some tension when you're going to collect them, but that's just normal 
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Re: What to expect on results dayNo, because since I was homeschooled for those years I was past the school age of 16, so I went to college.. Because I didn't have any qualifications at the time instead of testing my ability they put me on a 'pre - gcse' course for a year and after that I was on a one year gcse course(Original post by chrissy dee)
Did you have to redo year 10 and 11?
I'm keeping calm and positive about results day.
And obviously there will be some tension when you're going to collect them, but that's just normal 
