Post GCSE's
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Re: Post GCSE'sI've got 3 bags full of paper and past exam papers waiting to be burned at next weeks bonfire. My books however I'll probably keep - I would like to look back on prehaps my Latin and English set texts
10 weeks to do whatever I like. Anyone got any plans? :')Last edited by sliceofthepi; 22-06-2012 at 21:28. -
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Re: Post GCSE'sI've just got this image of this rite-of-spring-style dance around this pile of burning books...too much music GCSE o.O(Original post by Placebo101)
Take it from someone whose just finished his A-Levels: sacrificially burning it all is the best option
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Re: Post GCSE'sI never thought of that! Chemistry notes here I come(Original post by Alexx53)
Giving textbooks back to the school. Burning all the notes I've made that I won't need for A Level
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Keeping the textbooks I've bought and burning all the notes, exercise books, cue cards and mind maps that have accumulated in my room over the past two years.
Anyways, I'm doing psychology, biology, chemistry and sociology/history
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Re: Post GCSE'sYou stomp on it, rip it up and then recycle it(Original post by iCiaran)
I burnt all my leftover GCSE notes last year, it's really quite satisfying to watch it go, you'd never get that kind of satisfaction from just putting them in a recycling bin
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Re: Post GCSE'sI was referring to the "Sacrificially burning" thing he/she was talking about :L(Original post by g_l)
Music GCSE?? Surely you don't need a lot of notes for that?? I didn't..What board did you do? I did WJEC, so no need to 'study' a piece throughout the year or whatever...
Yeah we didn't do much note-taking in GCSE music either - I did OCR.
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Well as soon as all my exams are finished, I will have a mass clear out of my room. I will only be keeping some stuff for subjects I am taking next year, especially the mass of German sheets I have gathered over the past few years!
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I had tons for music but I did it on Edexcel. We had to study 12 set works in so much detail and the workload was a lot but it was still a fun course(Original post by g_l)
Music GCSE?? Surely you don't need a lot of notes for that?? I didn't..What board did you do? I did WJEC, so no need to 'study' a piece throughout the year or whatever...
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