Shoutbox

I've only got 6 exams left

Maths calc
Geography Paper 2
Chemistry
Statistics
French Writing
Physics

Only one i'm kind of worried about is chemistry because there's so much to learn. The others i'm ok about, but Statistics is 2 hours 30 minutes!

Im quite confident about the chemistry papers, i had a tutor and even though i hated his guts, he did teach me well, i know get around 80% in the past papers, which is around A/A*

I've got left:

Maths paper 2 (Calculator),
Science Chemistry,
Science Physics,
History (American West),
French Writing,
and D&T Systems & Control

meh, my final exams are in october.....

yay! only 98 days of school left!

aww man i have to leave for my 1 hour welsh exam in an hour

Heh, I chose my subjects (Not intentionally but it works out nicely ) in such a way that I have zero full exams this schol year

I've just got the 6 Science modules (I do double not triple, had the chance to do triple but I'm too lazy) and I really don't think I'm gonna do well on the ones on the 28th.

So far I got B, B, B, C on my modules.

Otherwise, I'm taking...

Maths [Higher in November]
Science [Double]
English/Eng Lit [Higher]
Business Studies/BCS [Higher and it's 2 seperate GCSEs just in the same lesson]
Religious Studies [Full course, therefore today I got to gloat during lunch while everyone else was revising for their exam last period and I just sat and talked ]
French :\ [Higher]
History [Higher]

But I guess PE doesn't really count though..

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Originally posted by Andre
Heh, I chose my subjects (Not intentionally but it works out nicely ) in such a way that I have zero full exams this schol year

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so did most people, its called being in year 10, not in year 11. In fact, I had to do zero exams of any description last year.

Well I used to have to do end of year exams to determine what set I would go in the next year (plus my progress in the year). Lasts year's exams (year 10) were really to determine the tiers of papers I would take like Higher or Intermediate or Foundation etc. Really because I kept the same sets and teachers for two years (10 to 11). Like a two year course. Of course, now in year 11, i'm doing my GCSE's.

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Originally posted by jren207
Well I used to have to do end of year exams to determine what set I would go in the next year (plus my progress in the year). Lasts year's exams (year 10) were really to determine the tiers of papers I would take like Higher or Intermediate or Foundation etc. Really because I kept the same sets and teachers for two years (10 to 11). Like a two year course. Of course, now in year 11, i'm doing my GCSE's.

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We did end of year 10 exams as well. I think one of the main reasons was to get us used to the exams at the end of the year to prepare for the real thing. It was also to help decide tiers and stuff.

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Originally posted by saralk

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Originally posted by Andre
Heh, I chose my subjects (Not intentionally but it works out nicely ) in such a way that I have zero full exams this schol year

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so did most people, its called being in year 10, not in year 11. In fact, I had to do zero exams of any description last year.

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Actually, you'd think that but RS is a mandatory subject (half course) at our school which everyone doing half course does in year 10. Those in Set 1 for maths had one exam last week and one tomorrow and thats their GCSE for Maths done. Quite a few of my friends are also doing their Geography exam in a week or 2 weeks time too.