Current Year 12 Thread Mark I (2013-2014)

Ah that's fair enough, hopefully there will be enough space in those classes.



You'd have to go to the most relevant forum, then near the top of the page, there should be a orange button that says something like 'create a thread'

Edit: it actually says "post new thread"

In my German class there are only seven of us (nine in the other class, meaning they have more lessons). This is the biggest number of AS German students my school has ever had, and my teacher said that he wouldn’t be surprised at all if we have the largest number of students out of all schools/colleges in Yorkshire, and apparently our Sixth Form German department is one of the leading ones in the North.

Hey there I have started my a-levels and am finding physics to be difficult as well as time consuming.I am seriously considering changing it to geography to maximise my chance of getting 3 A's at A-level so that I can study medicine.My current subject selection is biology,chemistry,physics and maths. I need your advice and thought asap!!!

If everyone that signed up to do German on our Induction Day also enrolled for German, we'd have 8 people in our class including me, but one girl from my school who was meant to do German at my college recently moved to Gloucestershire, so now there will be a maximum of 7 people doing it. I'm not expecting all 6 other people to do it too though... I love having a small class.

In school, most of my classes were between 26 - 32 people. Then my German class was 20 and my Triple Science was 17, and they were hands down my favourite lessons. Smaller classes are so much better.

Oh wow, that should be cosy! It's especially useful to have smaller classes in languages so that you can get personal opportunities for speaking and listening. Yes, I expect a couple of people may drop German within the first month, I didn't think they realise how much of a leap up it is from GCSE. Small classes are great though, you get more attention from the teacher which is very important. At GCSE with had 33 in our English, around 30 in Maths, 20-25 in all other subjects but 16 in German. This year we have 13 in Geography, and 14/15 in Maths and History. It is nice

So many good albums got leaked this week, ah~

Balance and Composure's new album is a definite contender for AOTY for me! So bloody glad I pre-ordered the vinyl. Expect lots of pictures when it arrives...

Nope, that's wrong

A hint I was given - think about the real part of the equation, and the imaginary part. (If you're still interested in doing it )

Chvrches new album is definitely a contender for me, along with London Grammar's

Chvrches was alright, haven't even heard of the other one.

I now have a whole list of albums that I'm waiting to leak though... These being the main ones.

24/9: Touché Amoré - Is Survived By
8/10: A Day to Remember - Common Courtesy
8/10: Dance Gavin Dance - Acceptance Speech

I have a list too somewhere, one of the albums i really want gets released Monday and Amazon shipped it today! I've rated every album of this year I've listened too (cause I'm sad and the top 5 so far are:

1: Goldfrapp- Tales of Us 9/10
2: Arctic Monkeys- AM 7.8/10
3: Chvches- The Bones of What You Believe 7.8/10
4: London Grammar- If You Wait 7.5/10
5: Anouk- Sad Singalong Songs 7.5/10

B&C's new album is released on Tuesday, and it was shipped yesterday 1st class, so if all goes to plan I'll get it on Monday.

My top 5 albums so far - not including B&C because it hasn't been released yet;

1: Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! - Pardon My French - 9/10
2: Kill Lincoln - That's Cool... In A Totally Negative And Destructive Way - 8/10
3: Daylight - Jar - 8/10
4: Sharks - Selfhood - 7.7/10
5: Count To Four - Between Two Cities - 7/10

This year has definitely been a better year for EPs so far. Top 5 EPs;

1: Hot Damn - Sleep Alone - 9.5/10
2: Lower Lands - Canvas - 9/10
3: Boston Manor - Here/Now - 9/10
4: Gnarwolves - Funemployed - 9/10
5: Nam Le - Nam Le - 9/10

There's at least 3 other EPs that I'd give a 9/10 to as well...

This is how bored I got one day lmao http://rateyourmusic.com/~lunarscape
(some stuff isn't there due to lack of page/track listing)

If everyone that signed up to do German on our Induction Day also enrolled for German, we'd have 8 people in our class including me, but one girl from my school who was meant to do German at my college recently moved to Gloucestershire, so now there will be a maximum of 7 people doing it. I'm not expecting all 6 other people to do it too though... I love having a small class.

In school, most of my classes were between 26 - 32 people. Then my German class was 20 and my Triple Science was 17, and they were hands down my favourite lessons. Smaller classes are so much better.

My R.E GCSE class had 12 people in it (everyone does short course but I picked full course). My Further Maths class will have 5 people in it this year I think. Probably 9 in History

My R.E GCSE class had 12 people in it (everyone does short course but I picked full course). My Further Maths class will have 5 people in it this year I think. Probably 9 in History

For one of my subjects, I have more teachers than classmates.

I win.

For one of my subjects, I have more teachers than classmates.

I win.

There were eleven of us in GCSE Spanish, the banter was unimaginable! (With Miss as well!!)


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