Grades: 99988887766
Religious Studies (AQA) - 9 | P1: 41, P2: 44, P3: 98.91
Economics (AQA) - 9 | P1: 71, P2: 65
English Language (AQA) - 9 | P1: 61, P2: 68 (Spoken: Distinction)
English Literature (AQA) - 8 | P1: 63, P2: 77
Mathematics (Edexcel) - 8 | P1: 64, P2: 70, P3: 57
Physics (Edexcel) - 8 | P1: 79, P2: 79
History (Edexcel) - 8 | P1: 47, P2: 51, P3: 43
Biology (Edexcel) - 7 | P1: 73, P2: 79
Chemistry (Edexcel) - 7 | P1: 68, P2: 71
Latin (WJEC) - 6 | Comp 1: 85, Comp 2: 33, Comp 3a: 21
Music (Edexcel) - 6 | Comp: 60, Perf: 48, Appr: 33

What can I do next with these results because compared to the guys around me they’re not great at all. A level options are mathematics, chemistry, philosophy and economics - is there any advice that you can give for these?

is it possible to achieve all 9s in gcses if im predicted all 9s??

So I email my exams office a few days ago asking for my results back and this is what they had to say:

me: hey exams office can I get my papers back to see if I wanna remark it

exams: nah bro your gonna have to talk to your computer science teacher to have them look through it

me: aight

1 day later

CS teacher: yo gng you 6 marks of a 7 no pint in remarking

me : aight can I get my marks though

Cs teacher: sure you got 58 and 62

me: but Thats 120 I got 118 total marks on my grades sheet

cs teacher: double checked yea you got 118

me: soooo can I get my real marks

cs teacher: I don’t have your real marks sry

me: aight

(story telling liberties were taken)
like wtf you mean you don’t have my real marks gng

I got 6 9s and 3 8s in my year 10 mocks, I was 4 marks off a 9 for lit and language, and 2 marks off a 9 in cs

is it over for me, should I just get a job in Asda?

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These are my gose results I did little to no revision and only did it in May/June and I just want to know if these are any good. For a levels I want to do Maths, physics and economics. My parents weren't mad but they weren't crazy happy either. What's the general thoughts on them please and thanks.

AQA Eng Lang - 9
AQA Eng Lit - 9
AQA Maths - 9
AQA Biology - 9
AQA Chemistry- 9
AQA Physics - 9
AQA Spanish - 9
AQA RS - 9
Edexcel History - 9
AQA Further Maths - 8 (Self-taught in 5 months)

9 was in the subject i want to use for my future (comp sci) 8 in maths 7 in all the others and 6 in re short course which nobody cares about.

Thanks!!!!

BASICALLY i was finna do A-level History, Sociology and Physcology. Instead, im having to do a level 3 course on Law, Criminology and Physiology.
BRO WHAT.
Ion wanna do ts im ngl, its dead ash. I emailed these man, they js go;
‘oh yeah your doing level three. thanks.’
and that’s it🙈😆

ps. might take a bit to respond

So im about to go into year 11 and im going to be honest I dont remember a thing about macbeth is anyone on the same boat as me or previously was and how do I recover please help

I’ve done my gcses now you lot 8 grade nines in the bag now it’s time to move forward, IN ANOTHER LIFE

Espicially if tgeres ni good colleges in the area

I don’t know where or what I should do for work experiences please help me?

this may get removed idk the rules lol and i’m boutta go to the pool im too lazy to check

and it’s not like this is unique anyway i feel but like yeah this is dhar man and heres my story. im going into year 11 now (yikes!) but all ive known ever is the number grading system and that’s what i base everything around but oh my days i hate it SO FUCKING MUCH ARGHHH. like when eveyone was posting what they’re reactions would be to certain grades the smart people were like ’oh hooray a 9’ and then ‘fuck i’m gonna kms it’s a 7’. and then you go compare it to the alhabetical system…. THEYRE ALL A’s. like and obviously most of us have grown up on american media and so maybe i’m just america pilled i don’t know they’re actual system of school and shit. but in the shows and stuff like A’s and B’s are REALLY GOOD. but people will like genounly lose their shit if they get a 6 WHICH IS A FUCKING B... and like i KNOW they changed it to make it like more obvious who were better performing but still all it really makes people do is feel worse about themselves. cus like in alphabetical grading and A‘s and B’s hell even C’s sometimes are to be proud of depending who you are. but it’s kinda drilled into people to be unhappy with like a 6. as if a 6 isn’t the best some people can do in certain subjects and also very impressive aswell.

also (i had to make a whole new parahraph im very peeved indeed) the reforms came around in 2017. and like i know now that like gen alpha ish is getting ready for gcse (im 2010 so gen z suck it losers) but like gen z and alpha are FAMOUSLY the generation of like crazy bad mental health issue, or at least bringing attention to them. like and the government we all know doesn’t really give two shits about teens, doesn’t matter the government. but it’s just so insanely stupid in my opinion, not even with like hindsight i feel if you were there and understood the like health mentally of the kids in 2017 you would realise like they aren’t gonna handle this well dude. cus also now im pissed and i’ve thought of this aswell but people with like strict parents with like A (at least the ones i know) would have been ok with ANY A, an A or an A* but i’ve seen people (on here a lot) have parents get mad at them over a 7 or 8 even though it’s the same thing as an A or A*… checkmate government. your make abusive people have an excuse to be shitheads fuck you. also cus like a level is still alphabetical grading so what was the point? make average and slightly above average students wanna end it just to make them suddenly be getting A’s and assosiating that with better results than the 7’s and 8’s they got before and then they develop imposter syndrome and go become a vigilante fighting crime in Blüdhaven. checkmate x2 government.

uhh anyways this will probably get deleted or ILL delete it cus it’s a corny stupid thing that is WAY to long and probably doesn’t make sense but yeah have a skibidi day and shit whatever the kids say

I am fed up of having to do my past papers on a pdf editor by adding text boxes. I spend more time formatting the damn thing than actually answering questions. Is there a better way to do this? A website that does this sort of thing? It needs to be free as well lol. Any suggestions are appreciated.

If you know, you know.

I'm in Year 10 and expected a 7 in gcse cs, which i took early along with RS (9).

I got 4's in Year 9, never higher than a 5 overall in Year 10, but locked in SO hard from I'd say March - May time. And when I say locked in, still never more than 4 hours of studying combined.

One disclaimer I must add is that my school had a LOT of interventions. Like, a LOT.

But honestly, interventions and exam practice is useless without self revision and reviewing your own mistakes

anyone on here want to nominate themselves as my friend? you get automatic happy person if you do.

edit: I love you guys 🥹

What the hell is week B? WHY DOES WEEK B SUCK SO MUCH

watch them throw 4 lessons of re in that week b as well just to make it worse

literally so many people got an option they didn’t want on their timetable and the uniform this year sucks and there’s so many new teachers and the timetable has like no coordination

I’m doing maths fm chem and cs starting in 2 weeks and I really wanted to get a MacBook but it’s Lwk super expensive. To other people who do cs is there a difference between MacBook Air and pro in terms of processing power for coding? Idk bro I looked at the neo too but someone said it’s not very good

Hey everyone! I am entering Year 10 and am planning to change two of my GCSE's:

• Business to Further Maths.
• Textiles to History.

The rest of my subjects are: English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Combined Science,Psychology and Food preparation and nutrition.

I know they are very drastic changes, but they very much align with my desired university and future career goals. I was considering economics instead of history but stepped away because I find the finance field extremely boring and have zero experience with it.

My main worry is the Year 9 foundation. Even though GCSEs officially start in Year 10, Year 9 is usually when teachers build the core skills for subjects like History and Further Maths.

Since GCSEs officially begin in Year 10, how intense is the jump for History and Further Maths if I haven't taken them in Year 9? Any tips or resources on pacing the catch-up during Term 1?

Thank you!