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 Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 12:40 pm
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Sir_Catherine Emmanuela I find this fact quite amusing: Camilla is cleverer then Diana because.... Wait for it.... ... Camilla got 1 GCSE where as Diana got none! I hope I don't stand out to badly as an ignorant American in this guild.
General Certificate of Standard Education...I think.
They're the exams you take at 16, before you get the option of leaving school.
To put their achievements in context, I got two of them last year for a class I took only one lunchtime every week. |
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 11:01 am
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and_solo_said Sir_Catherine Emmanuela I find this fact quite amusing: Camilla is cleverer then Diana because.... Wait for it.... ... Camilla got 1 GCSE where as Diana got none! I hope I don't stand out to badly as an ignorant American in this guild.
They're the exams you take at 16, before you get the option of leaving school.
To put their achievements in context, I got two of them last year for a class I took only one lunchtime every week.
Yes I'm not too sure what they stand for, but apparently I should be getting eleven, where as most people in my year get ten, whoo go me...
What did you take at lunchtime then? |
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 1:09 pm
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Emmanuela and_solo_said Sir_Catherine Emmanuela I find this fact quite amusing: Camilla is cleverer then Diana because.... Wait for it.... ... Camilla got 1 GCSE where as Diana got none! I hope I don't stand out to badly as an ignorant American in this guild.
They're the exams you take at 16, before you get the option of leaving school.
To put their achievements in context, I got two of them last year for a class I took only one lunchtime every week.Yes I'm not too sure what they stand for, but apparently I should be getting eleven, where as most people in my year get ten, whoo go me... What did you take at lunchtime then?
Young Enterprise. Its worth the equivalent of two GCSEs and you can't possibly fail the exam unless you turn up without a pen.
I also made £50 out of it biggrin biggrin |
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Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:07 am
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and_solo_said Emmanuela and_solo_said Sir_Catherine Emmanuela I find this fact quite amusing: Camilla is cleverer then Diana because.... Wait for it.... ... Camilla got 1 GCSE where as Diana got none! I hope I don't stand out to badly as an ignorant American in this guild.
They're the exams you take at 16, before you get the option of leaving school.
To put their achievements in context, I got two of them last year for a class I took only one lunchtime every week.Yes I'm not too sure what they stand for, but apparently I should be getting eleven, where as most people in my year get ten, whoo go me... What did you take at lunchtime then?
I also made £50 out of it biggrin biggrin
Ah, useful! We don't have that at my school, but I do ICT (quite easy, I'm not bothering to revise because I got 100% last time I took a test last week) which is the equivalent of two.
However, I would like to have done Astronomy and Latin GCSE instead of Art and French. |
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 9:00 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 7:30 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 5:54 pm
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Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 8:50 am
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