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Original post by ha27
had a sixth form assesmbly wasnt happy with my some mock grades and cried when i got no decdnt explanation cos i revised soo hard. stress.

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Can't you asked them during parent's evening or after school?


P.S.

Sorry for the horrible grammar :frown:
Original post by Steliata
Oh I see, so the 100 closed schools are for the whole of Northern Ireland?


Yeah
Original post by Trihawk7
Yeah


I was gonna say :eek:
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 :frown: 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 :smile: 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 :smile:


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Original post by Black Rose

[What are your other subjects? :smile: No, but am doing GCSE PE Short Course :smile:

Chose Physics, Product Design and Maths so far, not feeling doing extra maths because only just scraping an A in it at GCSE......
got my mock results today
-opens envelope-

1B, 2C's, 1D, 1E, 1F and 1G.

:colondollar: its safe to say i didn't do THAT well..
Original post by ImagineCats
In my year only 24 people took German, 32 French and 29 Spanish :colondollar: 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:confused: Out of interest, how many of you would move schools if an amazing subject teacher was also moving to said school?
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Original post by pursuedbyabear
Now having serious doubts over my sixth form choice:confused: Out of interest, how many of you would move schools if an amazing subject teacher was also moving to said school?

I wouldn't move just for one teacher
Original post by pursuedbyabear
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 :redface:
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Original post by Firenze26
Can't you asked them during parent's evening or after school?


P.S.

Sorry for the horrible grammar :frown:


nopee i cant he already did and just wont budge and plus they get sent off by then it isnt too bad bt sad because i revised hard for it

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Original post by Steliata
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 :redface:


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 :tongue:
Original post by pursuedbyabear
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 :redface: 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:colondollar:
Original post by Steliata
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 :redface:


I'd LOVE to take a level Chinese! I'm so envious of you! Have loads of fun :biggrin:
Original post by ImagineCats
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 :redface: 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:colondollar:


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!
Original post by pursuedbyabear
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*...
Original post by pursuedbyabear
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 :tongue:


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. :yy:

Original post by ImagineCats
I'd LOVE to take a level Chinese! I'm so envious of you! Have loads of fun :biggrin:


Thanks, I will :biggrin:
Anyone else happen to have like a mentor in school? I've been assigned one but I'm not really sure what they're going to do and yeah...
Original post by Midnightmemories
Anyone else happen to have like a mentor in school? I've been assigned one but I'm not really sure what they're going to do and yeah...


I have one but to be honest we haven't done anything. We've had one meeting and couldn't think of any targets. :facepalm:
Original post by Steliata
I have one but to be honest we haven't done anything. We've had one meeting and couldn't think of any targets. :facepalm:


I think we will end up having targets 'cause i know the teacher well and she's been helping me with stuff since like year 10.

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