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"Triple Science"

Just got offered this at my school for GCSE. If I was to do three Science GCSE's, I'd have to do an extra half an hour's lesson each Monday afternoon. It would mean I could get 11 GCSE's, but I hold my reservations.

Anyone else doing three sciences or got any advice?

I will be doing at least two Science GCSEs - very possibly three.

I am now on to the coursework and modular tests.

Whitestripes X wrote:
> Except physics, which is a bit rubbish.

Pah, it's the best one!

Colourless wrote:
> You obviously didn't listen to a word I said :P
>
> The exams are all SEPARATE for the Double Award

Sorry J. I was in a lazy mood. I've opted out of doing it probably, as I would still be there NOW in Triple Science lessons. They finish at 5 evrey Monday. That's 1hour 45mins.

You do know that "God did it" isn't a legitimate answer to science GCSE questions, right?

Hoops wrote:
> I do Double Science in my school.
>
> I'm in year 10 and it isn't bad, I never thought i'd ever say this
> but having a Science Lesson every day isn't as bad as it seems.

pft

I have at least 2 sciences lessons a day, sometimes 3 or 4.

Science > *

Except physics, which is a bit rubbish.

I got 9 GCSE grades.

1 History
2 Geography
3 Business studies
4 English Literature
5 English Language
6 Maths
7 French
8 Double Award Science - this counted as two, even though I did biology, physics and chemistry.

I do Double Science in my school.

I'm in year 10 and it isn't bad, I never thought i'd ever say this but having a Science Lesson every day isn't as bad as it seems.

Forest Fan wrote:
> I suppose revision, would be in a way, easier as the exams would be
> broken up into individual subjects. I'll discuss it with the Biology
> techer who offered me triple science on Monday.

You obviously didn't listen to a word I said :P

The exams are all SEPARATE for the Double Award

Biology is a gayboy subject.

I just get 3 GCSE grades.....