What was/is your favourite GCSE subject?

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I thought Classical Civilisation would be better than History because History is too modern to be enjoyable and less historic.

Well you thought wrong. It's awful

Reply 81

Rainingshame

Geography and English purely because of the teachers. Physics and chemistry were good because i got top grades without doing much, same with maths. IT was the worst as it was plain boring and history because the controlled assessment screwed me over ( got a low C and got a VERY high A overall)

Reply 82

ReeceL

Physics and English, both Language and Literature. I loved them, really did!

However I was disappointed in my 'C' grade in Physics, but I still loved the subject none the less.

Reply 83

Dalek1099

Original post by ReeceL

Physics and English, both Language and Literature. I loved them, really did!

However I was disappointed in my 'C' grade in Physics, but I still loved the subject none the less.

What did you get for English?

I got a B in both.

Original post by ReeceL

I got a B in both.

Its interesting how you can love something and not do too well about it at least on SR.I hate English because of all the writing and analysing because I'm not really interested in what a writer is thinking,just reading what they have written and I find creative writing so hard because it often hard to structure your ideas purposefully but I should get more than B at English because I have already completed Language,to b moderated at Grade A* and am currently on a high A in Literature.

Reply 86

liquid394

Biology, Chemistry :smile:

Reply 87

ReeceL

Original post by Dalek1099

Wow - congratulations, and good luck with it!

I'm not too sure why I only got a B, i felt I did do much better myself, a A at least, as it was a great paper, and I got an A* on my Language coursework, so that's just how it worked out. It's possibly because my handwriting isn't the best, and I tend to waffle too much sometimes.

I do wish I had got better, but I'm fairly happy with my B.

Reply 88

Sheikh {/} Nykaa

i absolutely loved Latin. It was interesting and i found it easy...shame my college didn't offer it for a-level
:mad:

Reply 89

chignesh10

Original post by Romisa_lovesA7X

Art for definite, closely followed by history.

Where are u!"

Reply 90

mespannerhanz

For me has to be Geography, Maths and Spanish - not surprisingly these were the three I carried on to A Level (Plus Economics)

Reply 91

TheWorldEndsWithMe

My biology teacher was an absolute LEGEND. Like, we had a sub teacher or a few months because he had to get an artificial kneecap or something, and she was like 'right, so, I know you won't like me as much because he's such a legend but we have to do some work'. He was a legend through and through and I'm really sad he's retired.
So I liked GCSE Biology, because it was fairly interesting and the teacher was amazing. I hate it at A-level now.

I also really enjoyed English, Maths, Add maths and French. English/Lit had good teachers and I like reading, maths because I am/was good at it, add maths because more maths and epic teacher and French because it was a laugh (even though I was terrible).

I didn't realt enjoy Geography.