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Lets take a break from the exam panic to see who the 12th Doctor is!


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Original post by CheesePuffff
Haha! Well I can't resist buying stationary and folders and stuff because they get me excited (cough saddo) but I'm trying to steer clear of clothes shopping as much as possible; don't want to realise I haven't got into sixth form and have to go to college in blouses and pencil skirts for the next year aha!


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OMG same!! i really wanna go clothes shopping but my sixth form requires smart dress (hopefully I'll get in but it;ll be better shopping knowing my place is confirmed!!)
Original post by techno836
it's one next to where I live why? Owston View

and wow they're better than mine :biggrin: I'll be doing Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Physics (I was going to do psychology but :s-smilie: )

Only one i'm disappointed with is history because I know if I did it in 2 years instead of 1 I would have had an A* :frown: ... I was like 9 UMS of an overall. and only a few of an A in Human health and physiology -.-


oh..i was just wondering...
Thanks!!!
I was thinking of psychology too but i think economics will be better as I've done it for GCSE..
yeah i did economics in year 10 and they changed it to a 2 year course now but we did it all in one year...i was 10 UMS off an A* and i really felt that they marked it wrong but my teacher wouldn't send it for a remark :mad:
I'm lucky in the sense that for my 6th form, we still have to wear a uniform which is very similar to the one I've worn since year 7 except there is a different tie, and the rules are a lot more relaxed such as we can wear make up and dye our hair a natural colour similar to our original hair colour.
I feel confident in most of my exams but I will be very surprised if I get an A* in any, I remember receiving my results slip for the 4 exams I took in year 10 and was ecstatic when I saw 2 A*s!!
Original post by elixirs
ME TOO! I buy packs of diff col sharpies/pens/pencils every year and I didn't do art nor am I doing it at 6th form. Not to mention countless amounts of pencil cases:colondollar: yeah, I haven't even thought about clothes, would rather shop for stuff I like instead of uncomfortable pencil skirts


Hahaha same I just love stationary shopping! And oh gosh I did art GCSE, it was great - all of the paints and paintbrushes and gold/silver gel pens and chalks and special artist pencils! :biggrin: I much preferred messing around with the stationary to actually doing the mountain of coursework haha.


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Buying my own folders and textbooks for sixth form will be annoying

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I'm soo nervous for these results but I kinda want them to hurry up! Hmm anyone know what you actually need for when you start college?? :biggrin:
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Original post by radhikagulati
how did you think they went? I need high C's/Low Bs to get an A* overall but im really scared i haven't even got that? What do you think the grade boundaries will be? I think biology will have the highest and physics the lowest grade boundaries, i'm really hoping it is around 26 for a B but that is pretty low!

oh god the english lit...the questions were alright (tkam and the crucible) but i panicked:/ i need a low a in this exam to get an a* overall, and with last year's grade boundaries i need 19/30 in each essay (and 8 spag marks) so hopefully grade boundaries will be similar, but i have a feeling they will be higher because people found it easy and michael gove :angry:

how were the rest of your exams?

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I think you're right about the grade boundaries in science and I wouldn't worry too much because the grade boundaries are always ridiculously low. I also only need Cs and Bs to get A*s overall so I'm feeling quite confident.

As for English Lit, let's not even go there... I was ill on the exams and English is already my weakest subject so I'm hoping I got at least a C. I know I definitely haven't got an A* because I didn't do well enough in the coursework so I'm not getting my hopes up.

The rest of my exams went well except for the general English exam which I always seem to do badly on. How about you?

By the way, sorry for the late reply. I don't come on here that often.
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Original post by clairebear13
I'm lucky in the sense that for my 6th form, we still have to wear a uniform which is very similar to the one I've worn since year 7 except there is a different tie, and the rules are a lot more relaxed such as we can wear make up and dye our hair a natural colour similar to our original hair colour.
I feel confident in most of my exams but I will be very surprised if I get an A* in any, I remember receiving my results slip for the 4 exams I took in year 10 and was ecstatic when I saw 2 A*s!!


Yeah our sixth form is similar, same shirt and trousers, but they give you a new tie and you wear a pullover instead of a blazer
Original post by Toriar
I think you're right about the grade boundaries in science and I wouldn't worry too much because the grade boundaries are always ridiculously low. I also only need Cs and Bs to get A*s overall so I'm feeling quite confident.

As for English Lit, let's not even go there... I was ill on the exams and English is already my weakest subject so I'm hoping I got at least a C. I know I definitely haven't got an A* because I didn't do well enough in the coursework so I'm not getting my hopes up.

The rest of my exams went well except for the general English exam which I always seem to do badly on. How about you?

By the way, sorry for the late reply. I don't come on here that often.


hmmm dont worry about lit, i'm sure you'll be fine! and it isn't the end of the world if you dont have an a* tbh!

i did the english language last year and I thought it went so badly...as soon as the exam finished i started crying (dont judge me :biggrin:) but i came out with 106UMS- 2 UMS off an A*, and then when i retook it in january i thought it was terrible and I got 64 which should be a high a/a*! so don't worry!

x
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Original post by CheesePuffff
Hahaha same I just love stationary shopping! And oh gosh I did art GCSE, it was great - all of the paints and paintbrushes and gold/silver gel pens and chalks and special artist pencils! :biggrin: I much preferred messing around with the stationary to actually doing the mountain of coursework haha.


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Ah, see this is sometimes why I regret not picking art. Sure, I can't draw or paint, but I can for sure make things, weird, creative?:rolleyes: However, I don't think I could have coped with coursework either, i'm an exam person- it's over in 2hrs max, none of these deadlines!
Original post by Tibbz2
Yeah our sixth form is similar, same shirt and trousers, but they give you a new tie and you wear a pullover instead of a blazer


We won't have to wear uniform at sixth form, unlike at lower school, but the downside of that is that I'll have to actually think about what I am going to wear every morning!!


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Original post by tess_rach
We won't have to wear uniform at sixth form, unlike at lower school, but the downside of that is that I'll have to actually think about what I am going to wear every morning!!


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Yeah true, I honestly prefer uniform because I quite like not having to bother with thinking about dress, and everyone is in the same boat
Original post by elixirs
Ah, see this is sometimes why I regret not picking art. Sure, I can't draw or paint, but I can for sure make things, weird, creative?:rolleyes: However, I don't think I could have coped with coursework either, i'm an exam person- it's over in 2hrs max, none of these deadlines!


Good point, I think I'm more of an exam person too. My year 9 self believed that art would give me a break from my other options, little did I know it was the one I would spend the most time on over the next two years!


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Original post by CheesePuffff
Good point, I think I'm more of an exam person too. My year 9 self believed that art would give me a break from my other options, little did I know it was the one I would spend the most time on over the next two years!


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Everyone who did art said the same along with food tech. Tests the patience and skill!
I would have seriously given up because of my lack of art skills/patience/ability to meet deadlines :rolleyes:
Original post by sweet_gyal97
oh..i was just wondering...
Thanks!!!
I was thinking of psychology too but i think economics will be better as I've done it for GCSE..
yeah i did economics in year 10 and they changed it to a 2 year course now but we did it all in one year...i was 10 UMS off an A* and i really felt that they marked it wrong but my teacher wouldn't send it for a remark :mad:


aww :frown: I wasn't bothered about remarking as I didn't know how close I was at the time :lol: and we sit our options with mixed years so Y9 10 and 11 .. and I got the best grade out of all of them :lol:
Original post by elixirs
Everyone who did art said the same along with food tech. Tests the patience and skill!
I would have seriously given up because of my lack of art skills/patience/ability to meet deadlines :rolleyes:


Haha, what options did you do? And yeah it does take a lot of patience to get a decent grade, but the deadlines weren't too bad until the end just before the exam (ugh, coursework for the best part of 2 years and a 10 hour exam).


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I got my results three years ago and was a panicking mess. Seriously it's not too big of a deal. A levels are far more important and some part time jobs and employers (e..g. Next) don't even ask for them as long as you have the C in English and Maths. Just make sure you always try hard and put in the work!
Good luck :smile:


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Original post by kat798
I got my results three years ago and was a panicking mess. Seriously it's not too big of a deal. A levels are far more important and some part time jobs and employers (e..g. Next) don't even ask for them as long as you have the C in English and Maths. Just make sure you always try hard and put in the work!
Good luck :smile:


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Now you mention it, I got a job at next and I'm awaiting results... :')


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Reply 1739
Original post by xxxKINGxxx
Buying my own folders and textbooks for sixth form will be annoying

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Its gnna get costly :frown:


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