Had my mock results day 'envelope moment' today, got 6A*s, 5As and 1B. Overall I'm pretty pleased considering I only revised for things quickly the night before, but I'm pretty disappointed about the B as it's in maths which I'm doing for A level and is normally one of my stronger subjects which I should really be getting A/A* for. I was pretty upset and frustrated because I feel like I really didn't do myself justice and I have to admit I'm pretty gutted about that However, I do think it was just a lack of revision and practice and I know that's something I need to concentrate my revision on now I'd like to get at least 7A*s 5As in the summer though, so I'm hoping that my mock results show that's achievable
In my year only 24 people took German, 32 French and 29 Spanish Loads of people hate the language, and I don't think anyones taking French a level pahahah
Haha, lucky to get a choice of three languages though! I discovered another prospective German student for next year, although it looks like they'll be two French classes!
Now having serious doubts over my sixth form choice Out of interest, how many of you would move schools if an amazing subject teacher was also moving to said school?
Now having serious doubts over my sixth form choice Out of interest, how many of you would move schools if an amazing subject teacher was also moving to said school?
Haha, lucky to get a choice of three languages though! I discovered another prospective German student for next year, although it looks like they'll be two French classes!
I am one of approximately four people in my area taking A level Chinese. My school is, I think, the only one doing it anywhere near me. I feel kinda lonely lol, I can relate to how you feel
I am one of approximately four people in my area taking A level Chinese. My school is, I think, the only one doing it anywhere near me. I feel kinda lonely lol, I can relate to how you feel
Chinese!? Now I feel deprived of languages, we don't even do Spanish.
Yeah, so do I, none of my friends are taking German - a few French, I guess. The problems with taking the more 'unusual' languages
Haha, lucky to get a choice of three languages though! I discovered another prospective German student for next year, although it looks like they'll be two French classes!
Nah when we came to school in year 7 the yeargoup was split in half, one half did French and German and the other half did French and Spanish. I was going to do French, German and Spanish for GCSE but didn't want to drop geography I hope the language classes stay tiny! Plus in my school if you take a language you're put into the language form, so I'll be surrounded by my fellow language geeks paha
I am one of approximately four people in my area taking A level Chinese. My school is, I think, the only one doing it anywhere near me. I feel kinda lonely lol, I can relate to how you feel
I'd LOVE to take a level Chinese! I'm so envious of you! Have loads of fun
Nah when we came to school in year 7 the yeargoup was split in half, one half did French and German and the other half did French and Spanish. I was going to do French, German and Spanish for GCSE but didn't want to drop geography I hope the language classes stay tiny! Plus in my school if you take a language you're put into the language form, so I'll be surrounded by my fellow language geeks paha
We did French, German as singular languages or both. I still both but only about 20 of us chose to. I think smaller classes are so much more helpful, especially within languages, so I hope so too!
We did French, German as singular languages or both. I still both but only about 20 of us chose to. I think smaller classes are so much more helpful, especially within languages, so I hope so too!
I was the only person in my year group to do French and German! 2 people took French and Spanish. I'm so close to giving up with French, but I reaaaallyy want that A*...
Chinese!? Now I feel deprived of languages, we don't even do Spanish.
Yeah, so do I, none of my friends are taking German - a few French, I guess. The problems with taking the more 'unusual' languages
Yup. Fortunately I know the people in my class really well and my teacher is awesome, so even though we're the first year group to do A level I'm confident I can do it.