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"Extended School Holidays."

Just found out that instead of going back to school tomoro, my school has decided to stay shut until building work is finished on the 12th!! Result.

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> ... Was sort of the point I was making.

Yeah, sorry... only noticed after I'd posted it! :-)

Still, spelling, grammar and punctuation aren't important in exams these days, are they? If chimps could write, they'd be taking an awful lot of university places! ;-)

Oh and by the way, TeaEnSie, good coursework is never a guarantee. I aced my English Language coursework and still got an A. It all depends on what the exam throws at you on the day. I was in a very bad mood for mine. I became pretty vitriolic in the "Analyze, review, comment" section and probably pished off the examiner with my pretentiously mordant tone (either that or I just answered badly :-D). But there you go. I don't really care for English Language as a subject anyway. Literature's far more interesting.

It's because they were forced to become teachers.

"Those that can do and those that can't teach. Those who are mentally unbalanced become Clowns"

tnc wrote:
> Ah!
>
> The pressure of the end of the two-year GCSE syllabus is really
> hammered home to you when the teachers constantly remind you that
> 'you have two terms left'.

Heh, my teachers have said that way too many times and i've only been back at school for one day!

tnc wrote:
> Well ...
>
> I've done six pieces of coursework, with four at A* and two at A.
>
> You can eat your [typed] words now :P

*restrains himself*

I know.

A deliberate mistake, so it shan't be edited.

It's still "roll," though

Well ...

I've done six pieces of coursework, with four at A* and two at A.

You can eat your [typed] words now :P

WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> I'm guessing not, actually. :-)

... Was sort of the point I was making.

tnc wrote:
> I think I have some guaranteed A*s; such as both Englishes

> Role on the Summer.




I'm guessing not, actually. :-)