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How do you plan on opening/receiving your results?

Reply 120

sokas

8

I'll probs be walking into school and be in tears, open the results and then be in tears!

Reply 121

trev

15

kellywood_5

I hardly ever get nervous in exams anymore either, with the exception of orals, where I completely freak out :redface:

Does anyone know whether AS and A2 students go in to get their results at the same time, or is it one in the morning and one in the afternoon?

For us, AS and A2 students get them at the same time. Several teachers will be giving out results to AS students, while several other teachers will be giving out results to A2 students. Again, it depends on your school (since you are still at school in july, you can ask them this week).

Reply 122

kellywood_5

17

trev

For us, AS and A2 students get them at the same time. Several teachers will be giving out results to AS students, while several other teachers will be giving out results to A2 students. Again, it depends on your school (since you are still at school in july, you can ask them this week).

Oh OK. I'd imagine it would be at the same time then since there are only about 200 6th formers at my school. Thanks :smile:

Reply 123

Saffie

OP

11

kellywood_5

Oh OK. I'd imagine it would be at the same time then since there are only about 200 6th formers at my school. Thanks :smile:

only? I'd say we have 60.

Reply 124

kellywood_5

17

Saffie

only? I'd say we have 60.

Really? In Years 12 and 13?

Reply 125

trev

15

kellywood_5

Oh OK. I'd imagine it would be at the same time then since there are only about 200 6th formers at my school. Thanks :smile:

You're welome. We have 200 6th formers at our school too. It's going to be 300 by next year. For the time to collect the results, it's usually from 9 or 10am and onwards.

Reply 126

Saffie

OP

11

kellywood_5

Really? In Years 12 and 13?

Erm.. YAH, well at the moment it's probaby only 60-odd, with only about 20 A2 people. In september we should be restored to about 80, until people drop like flies :rolleyes:

My 6th form is in a consortium with 2 other 6th forms and a college so i have people from other schools in some of my classes- (well in german and chemistry)

Reply 127

sokas

8

ours is slightly smaller and yet they still split it so Alevels are at 9am and AS are at 12pm so really dont go by that!

Reply 128

Sam_B

14

i'll be there at 9 getting mine. nevertheless, it will take a few hours as there are loads of people.

Reply 129

Chardonnay

Sam_B

i'll be there at 9 getting mine. nevertheless, it will take a few hours as there are loads of people.

Why are you speaking like a 'tard, Sam? LOL.

Anyhow, I don't really care about my results, apart from Geog, so I'll look at that I guess, then go home!

Reply 130

englishrose

1

LooCee

Awww don't be! I've never really been nervous going into exams, but i do get a bit more nervous getting results because i can never tell how i did in the exam so i don't know what to expect. However, after taking a driving test 3 times and failing twice due to extreme nervousness i can understand how many people feel about exams! I found it quite strange that i can go into school exams not feeling too worried but for my driving tests i was perfectly capable of passing but was nervous beyond all belief!

I'm exactly the same with practical exams! I'm fine in written exams, and don't get the nerves 'til results day, which I've always though is the wrong way round.

As for collecting results, I'll probably do similar to what I did last year; get my results, walk just outside the school building, where it's quieter with less people, look at my results and take them in, then go and talk to my friends and teachers. This year I promised to get one of my friend's results for him as he's on holiday. I don't see the point, I can tell him what he's going to get now. 4 As, 100% in all of them. Clever git.

Reply 131

Sam_B

14

Chardonnay

Why are you speaking like a 'tard, Sam? LOL.

Anyhow, I don't really care about my results, apart from Geog, so I'll look at that I guess, then go home!

thanks.

Reply 132

Chardonnay

Sam_B

thanks.

I just wondered why you said nevertheless, it's a bit random!

Reply 133

englishrose

1

Our school has a 6th form of about 300, I'd say, and we have AS and A2 split.

Reply 134

db

17

We only have to collect the English exams boards from school and the northern irealnd board results get sent to our house. But my mum went down at 7 and collect my AS results and told the post man what I got before I knew.

Reply 135

iceberg_1

trev

For us, AS and A2 students get them at the same time. Several teachers will be giving out results to AS students, while several other teachers will be giving out results to A2 students. Again, it depends on your school (since you are still at school in july, you can ask them this week).

We go in at 9 and if memory serves the AS come in at 12 so we can open are results and then there are phones and coputers ready to get on to clearing and Uni incase people have just missed offers
Unlike last year when i got there 2, i think i will be on time this year incase i didn't get the grades and need to start ringing my Uni's

Reply 136

Font

Do it like a man :cool:

- walk it, open it there and then, and walk out! whatever happens, happens...nothing can change that :smile:

pk

Reply 137

Pmc2k

1

Phil23

Do it like a man :cool:

- walk it, open it there and then, and walk out! whatever happens, happens...nothing can change that :smile:

pk

Did that last year.. this year is different though :frown:

Reply 138

Zoecb

11

What I did at GCSE worked pretty well - slide it out of the envelope slowly so that you see the results one at a time and can pause between each one as needed...

Reply 139

trev

15

iceberg_1

We go in at 9 and if memory serves the AS come in at 12 so we can open are results and then there are phones and coputers ready to get on to clearing and Uni incase people have just missed offers
Unlike last year when i got there 2, i think i will be on time this year incase i didn't get the grades and need to start ringing my Uni's

Cool. We go in at 9am and onwards too. Last year I went at 11am for AS and not many students was there. Lots of eager students got them early, hehe. :p:

I will go in at 9am though for A2 if I don't get the grades for university.

That's lucky that you have comptuers and phones ready for UCAS clearing. We don't have those during results day, as the classrooms and library is closed. Nevertheless, we have teachers on hand to help us though.

How do you plan on opening/receiving your results?

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