Well I heard there were some problems with the P1a test (answer paper was wrong or something) and so my school actually didn't do it. Basically none of my science teachers even know when we will be taking the exam but I know that some schools actually just did it anyway by putting the answers on the question paper. Just wondering if anyone had heard any more news about this and when they will do it again.
I have done P1a and I really want to get an A or A* if I don't get it then it will pull my overall grade down, it is all down to this paper and I don't think I have enough time to take the exam again as I have got lots of exams on March
Yeah, our school did it on the question paper. The only thing is I already had an A on it from the previous year and I was retaking in hopes of A* and I got bored doing it as I was doing 3 exams that day (2 chem, 1 physics) so didn't bother working anything out.. hope grade boundaries are low and I get A* though .
Yeah, our school did it on the question paper. The only thing is I already had an A on it from the previous year and I was retaking in hopes of A* and I got bored doing it as I was doing 3 exams that day (2 chem, 1 physics) so didn't bother working anything out.. hope grade boundaries are low and I get A* though .
^ I needed an A* to raise my grade from an A*, so hopefully all went well here too
we were told to write it in both the question paper and the answer booklet. Just to be safe. I think the board are excluding the question, our headteacher made it clear that nobody would be put at a disadvantage from this incident.