What year did l leave he sixth form if I was born in February 1987

I was wondering what year i finished the sixth form, I was born in February 1987 and I have recently been going through a lot of my high school stuff but nothing about when I left

Reply 1

james pendleton

Original post by Bobby2

You would have been in the same year as my brother so 2004?

No because i was only 17 in 2004 i think it was 2005 because i was 18 then

Reply 2

somethingbeautiful

Original post by james pendleton

I was wondering what year i finished the sixth form, I was born in February 1987 and I have recently been going through a lot of my high school stuff but nothing about when I left

Should be when you were 18. So you would have left sixth form in 2005 if you didn't take any extra years or move forward a year at any point.

Reply 3

james pendleton

Original post by somethingbeautiful

Should be when you were 18. So you would have left sixth form in 2005 if you didn't take any extra years or move forward a year at any point.

I think it was 2005

Reply 4

ivybridge

Can you not just minus ten years from the present year without a TSR account? :colondollar:

Reply 5

james pendleton

What do you mean minus a decade from present year please explain?

Reply 6

james pendleton

Original post by ivybridge

Can you not just minus ten years from the present year without a TSR account? :colondollar:

Tell me what you mean by minus a decade from this year?

Reply 7

Carnationlilyrose

Original post by james pendleton

Te

Tell me what you mean by minus a decade from this year?

He means that you are 28 now, in 2015, and you left at 18, which is ten years ago. 2015 - 10 = 2005.

Reply 8

Drewski

How the hell would you not know that?

Take the date of your GCSEs and add two years. Take the date of your AS exams and add 1.
Take the date of your A2 exams.
Or just take the year you turned 18.

Reply 9

ivybridge

Original post by james pendleton

Te

Tell me what you mean by minus a decade from this year?

@Carnationlilyrose got it right :smile:

Reply 10

Carnationlilyrose

Original post by Drewski

How the hell would you not know that?

Take the date of your GCSEs and add two years. Take the date of your AS exams and add 1.
Take the date of your A2 exams.
Or just take the year you turned 18.

I wonder if there may be more to this question than we can ever know...