Woodhouse College Q&amp;A Thread

Original post by rae_

Thanks. Oh and how does enrollment day work?

Depends on your results. If you meet the requirements then you can go and get your place/change subjects. If you don't meet your subject requirements but get the score ok then you will have to change subjects most likely. If you don't get the mean score then you probably won't get in.

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jonnyb123

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okay so summing up: French-Very Good
Biology-Not so good
Chemistry-Very good
Physics-Quite good but not great

cheers, i might actually see if i can change french on enrollment day now actually....I thought the subjects were set in stone....either way i will drop it at AS level.

Reply 83

rae_

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Original post by ??????????????????

Depends on your results. If you meet the requirements then you can go and get your place/change subjects. If you don't meet your subject requirements but get the score ok then you will have to change subjects most likely. If you don't get the mean score then you probably won't get in.

Thanks.

I've met one of the chemistry teachers: Mr Clinton. Is he any good?

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Original post by rae_

Thanks.

I've met one of the chemistry teachers: Mr Clinton. Is he any good?

Never heard of him D:

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Another question; is Mr Redmond a good economics teacher?

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Original post by Mendeleev's Table

Another question; is Mr Redmond a good economics teacher?

I shall just say, he is eccentric.

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Original post by ??????????????????

I shall just say, he is eccentric.

In a good or bad way...? :K:

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Original post by Mendeleev's Table

In a good or bad way...? :K:

Depends if you like crazy men.

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Original post by ??????????????????

Depends if you like crazy men.

Haha, I've had a few 'odd' teachers. What does he do that makes him crazy?

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Original post by Mendeleev's Table

Haha, I've had a few 'odd' teachers. What does he do that makes him crazy?

You might not even have him. If you do don't wanna spoil it for you :biggrin:

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Original post by ??????????????????

You might not even have him. If you do don't wanna spoil it for you :biggrin:

Okie doke. Thanks for the heads up, I guess. :five:

Reply 92

star_guitar

Original post by Mendeleev's Table

Another question; is Mr Redmond a good economics teacher?

Oh I had him- he's quite nice, and an ok teacher, though sometimes seemed quite dazed!

Reply 93

nerdfighter28

I got into WH :biggrin:

What are the teachers like? I'm taking Biology, Chemistry, Statistics and English Lit. Oh,and is it possible that I take an extra subject?

My interviewer was a Chemistry teacher Mr Clinton, anyone heard of him? What's he like?

Reply 94

KwamiOdoom

OP

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Original post by nerdfighter28

I got into WH :biggrin:

What are the teachers like? I'm taking Biology, Chemistry, Statistics and English Lit. Oh,and is it possible that I take an extra subject?

My interviewer was a Chemistry teacher Mr Clinton, anyone heard of him? What's he like?

Statistics?
Do you mean Maths with Statistics?

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Original post by nerdfighter28

I got into WH :biggrin:

What are the teachers like? I'm taking Biology, Chemistry, Statistics and English Lit. Oh,and is it possible that I take an extra subject?

My interviewer was a Chemistry teacher Mr Clinton, anyone heard of him? What's he like?

Bio goodish. Not too good.
Chemistry good
Maths with stats good
Not sure on lit.

Reply 96

F1's Finest

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if your gonna do maths at woodhouse, don't, because they teach MEI which is the hardest maths exam board, an A in edexcel maths is considered the same as an A in MEI maths, so you guys do the deciding. I don't go woodhouse, loads of my mates do now. Other than making more friends, i don't see the point in going there, unless your sixth form is totally rubbish. the levels of teaching is thought to be roughly the same across sixth forms anyway.

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