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Oddjob39A
I'm getting confused, is it not a 'special education' school or something? Or does it have a 'special' unit or something?
They definately used to bring kids from there to our school for PE etc and they were all disabled etc
(BTW everyone, sorry for using terms like 'special' if its offensive I apologise, I'm not increadibly up-to-date with PC terms etc and I'm not entirely sure what way to say it!)
They definately used to bring kids from there to our school for PE etc and they were all disabled etc
(BTW everyone, sorry for using terms like 'special' if its offensive I apologise, I'm not increadibly up-to-date with PC terms etc and I'm not entirely sure what way to say it!)
No. It's just a normal, run-of-the-mill comprehensive, it's not a specialist school for those with educational disabilities or anything. The people there just don't care about results because it's an area where education means nothing. My cousin goes there, and I was supposed to go there.
Greatleysteg
No. It's just a normal, run-of-the-mill comprehensive, it's not a specialist school for those with educational disabilities or anything. The people there just don't care about results because it's an area where education means nothing. My cousin goes there, and I was supposed to go there.
Close escape
That's really bad, they were all so badly behaved/acted so strangely we all thought they were.....well.......learning disabled
(And before anybody lynchs me from the nearest tree I do not mean that all learning disabled people = badly behaved/act strangely)
a guy i know got all U's, but this was probs because he only went to about 2 exams
Greatleysteg
No. It's just a normal, run-of-the-mill comprehensive, it's not a specialist school for those with educational disabilities or anything. The people there just don't care about results because it's an area where education means nothing. My cousin goes there, and I was supposed to go there.
I wonder why they haven't shut it down? Schools in my area have been shut down with better pass-rates than that. Lucky escape for you, anyway, by the sounds of it.
The worst at my school were combinations of D- E- and U-grades. The top results were 10 A*s (though only one person managed that) - so there was quite a gap between worst and best.
The Black Knight
a guy i know got all U's, but this was probs because he only went to about 2 exams
Which Black Knight, just out of curiosity?
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