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"My GCSE Results"

Right, this is what I've been told is the status:

B = Very high grade
C = High grade
D = Average
E = Below average
U = "A corpse could score more!"

The reason there isn't an A is because it's the intermediate one.

Result Stuff
Test number 1 (i & ii)
Taken on the 7th Nov 2006
Result on the 18th Jan 2007: B (66 marks)

Test Number 2 (i & ii)
Taken on the 8th Mar 2007
Result (Can't remember dateor marks): B

Test Number 3 (i)
Taken on the 4th June 2007
Result: TBC

Test number 3 (ii)
Taken on the 11th June 2007
Result: TBC (Along with overall result)

I will update when necessary.

I didn't work very hard on my GCSEs, I only got 1 A*, 6 A and 3 B. It's A-Levels you need to worry about; on 16th August, when results come out, I really will be worried, as I need AAB! That said, I did throw up on the morning of my GCSE results...

I've finished all of mine. I've got 2 and a half months off now :D My cousin was supposed to do Maths a year early, but the teachers mucked it up for him.

Is it your choice to do them early? Most people seem to be at the moment, when it used to be standard to do them at 16 and only exceptional students got to take them early.

Well there's nothing I can do now, as everythings been sent of to get marked. We (the school) get the results on the 28th of August, I don't think I'll be going in to get 'em... Just have to wait till September.

Sunflower wrote:
> My teacher predicted a D for my coursework :(

Teachers dont know balls. I got predicted A's for pretty much everything when i was 12, i got nothing above C. Prove them wrong (hopefully by getting better results)

I know I got a B in my Graphics coursework, which was designing an insert card and a point of sales display stand for a CD, my written work got an A* but my insert card and stand were both lame and both got D's :(

My teacher predicted a D for my coursework :(

Alfonse wrote:
> Anyone else hate coursework alot more than they hate exams?
>
> I heard coursework was only introduced to make it easier fore
> girls.

This was one of the questions in my English exam. No, because it eases the pressure on you knowing that not everything is depending on your exams. It also allows you to use lots of different resources, and coursework is usually 'more fun' to do than an exam.

I don't even remember this conversation.

Just been doing some VB for manipulating Excel this afternoon, as a favour for a work collegue in Singapore.

Yeah, it can be nasty but it's fairly logical.