As a whole I'm really enjoying my experience being in Year 12 - I'm doing subjects I'm actually interested in and have been given more freedom as a whole 
Whether or not it will stay like this is debatable though lol
Whether or not it will stay like this is debatable though lolOriginal post by Rex Onocrotalus
As a whole I'm really enjoying my experience being in Year 12 - I'm doing subjects I'm actually interested in and have been given more freedom as a whole Whether or not it will stay like this is debatable though lol
Whether or not it will stay like this is debatable though lolWhat grades did you get in your mocks?
Original post by England113
What grades did you get in your mocks?
Mine are in February, and I'm only doing an AS Level in one of my 4 subjects so they are treating the exams for the non-AS subjects as like a mid-term exam to see if we understand the topics clearly. The exam for the AS level subject is the only real "mock".
Original post by rosie.mn
I have found them really good, I started off doing well and now I'm seeing progress which is giving me hope that I will be capable of getting the grad es I want (A*A*A, A in an AS and A* in EPQ). I love all my subjects and find them really interesting.
What subjects do you do?
The day I finish my A levels is the day that my mental health returns to normal
Original post by TheGoodPharaoh
The day I finish my A levels is the day that my mental health returns to normal
same
Original post by TheGoodPharaoh
The day I finish my A levels is the day that my mental health returns to normal
Yes
Original post by England113
I am in my first year. What has your experience been?
it's been okay, i guess
idk, i just miss normal school a bit?
but there's some advantages to sixth form. more freedom ((:
but it's a lot more stressful...and i don't have as many ppl i know in my school that well
i miss my old classes
Original post by England113
What subjects do you do?
History, English Literature, Philosophy, Politics and EPQ. Not going to lie though, despite my enjoyment, I am constantly stressed and usually anxious.
Original post by rosie.mn
History, English Literature, Philosophy, Politics and EPQ. Not going to lie though, despite my enjoyment, I am constantly stressed and usually anxious.
What books you study in English literature?
Original post by England113
What books you study in English literature?
I do the Duchess of Malfi, A Streetcar Named Desire, Larkin&Duffy, Keats, The Tempest and Wide Sargasso Sea.
I'm in yr 13 now but I remember loving AS! A new school environment, new people, teachers treating you different, the freedom, and of course doing subjects I enjoy! However, it was immensely stressful & tough, and thats only amplified greatly since starting A2 haha
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