did you have a happy sixth form experience?

urgh god. why is sixth form such a bore, such a depressing place to be? why did it feel like a life-time in school today? i dont want to go tomorrow, it's so sad.

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Reply 1

Alexion

quite enjoyed my sixth form tbh :3

Reply 2

Kevin De Bruyne

Yes

I appreciate it can be depressing and stressful for some but I was in my element and enjoyed every day of it. You never quite realise that.. unless something is troubling you or you have other things going on.. it can be the time of your life.

Reply 3

mkap

i loved sixth form, we used to chill on our frees all our friends, play cards like saddos, go asda and get fat (its a one minute walk). overall i have happy experiences :h:

Reply 4

Ua3142

nope, my sixth form experience was as bad as you could imagine. Especially the second year, I got really depressed, gave up on studying, gave up on homework, didnt social much got very disheartened by everything. At times, i vividly remember that sick to the stomach feeling of 'you know you are going to fail'.

Reply 5

user382

Original post by mkap

i loved sixth form, we used to chill on our frees all our friends, play cards like saddos, go asda and get fat (its a one minute walk). overall i have happy experiences :h:

:spank:

Reply 6

NotNotBatman

Not really, I did English at AS which bored me to death and wasn't allowed to change and a large part of the lessons seemed useless. There was 1 really funny teacher though, so it wasn't that bad.

Reply 7

mkap

Original post by stefano865

:spank:

hehe sorry not sorry.

Reply 8

1secondsofvamps

I go to a sixth form college so it's a bit different, even though year 13 atm is a bit hectic/stressful I still enjoy my day

Reply 9

PrincessBO$$

Original post by mkap

i loved sixth form, we used to chill on our frees all our friends, play cards like saddos, go asda and get fat (its a one minute walk). overall i have happy experiences :h:

Not fair

my sixth form doesnt allow you to eat out :frown:

Only twice a month with a teacher's supervision due to stupid sixth formers in the year above breaking the rules :angry:

Reply 10

SCIENCE :D

No, for me sixth form was a pit of misery, depression and anxiety. You could smell it in the air as you approached.

preeeetty bad

It was much more enjoyable (not really the right word, but you know what I mean), than high school, but I was still glad to leave at the end of it. I was stressed and depressed for a lot of it (due to struggling with the workload and issues at home, among other things). I'm happy it only lasted two years, I probably wouldn't have coped with any more than that.

Reply 13

mkap

Original post by PrincessBO$$

Not fair

my sixth form doesnt allow you to eat out :frown:

Only twice a month with a teacher's supervision due to stupid sixth formers in the year above breaking the rules :angry:

why not, thats like high school and a prison, we were allowed to leave when we wanted except lesson time but they couldnt stop us walking out

Original post by PrincessBO$$

Not fair

my sixth form doesnt allow you to eat out :frown:

Only twice a month with a teacher's supervision due to stupid sixth formers in the year above breaking the rules :angry:

also can i add we had a Starbucks on the top floor :u:

Reply 16

_NMcC_

I found it far more enjoyable than GCSEs. More independence, free periods, more time for socialising and you're doing subjects that you have at least some interest in. I was really lonely prior to A level and had few friends. In 6th year I made some good friends from studying in the school Library, still keep in contact with them.

If there was one negative for me it would be that I wish I had worked harder at my Maths GCSE to take it on for A level. Got a B, could have gotten at least an A. Maths is so useful for a lot of subjects and I realised that too late. Doing a Chemistry degree and I have to catch-up on Calculus and advanced algebra.

Advice: Do not slack off at GCSE (especially at Maths)