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I used looseleaf. It's a lot easier, but if you are disorganised, I would recommend sticking to exercise books because it is easy to lose sheets. That sounds like a good idea, except did you file the worksheets the teacher gave you separately or glued them in?

I cry at that scene to. I cry everytime I watch that movie. :( I cried in The Notebook and in the foreign films, Life is Beautiful and Life is a Miracle.

I heard her Mum had to chaperone her to Australia to see the Poo because she is too young. haha

Thankyou! :D

Same, minus the "pure hard study" bit. All I did today was read 10 chapters of Emma and I got so bored.

I found information for the UNSW open day, but I can't find any sites about the Usyd open day, like what workshops and lectures to see. Does anyone have information? Thanks in advance. :)

Katie Holmes was almost cast for the role of Christine, but the director said she was too old. Why not watch both movies? I really want to watch Finding Neverland. I've heard good reviews about it.

12-13 hours a day? :eek: That's excessive and unnecessary. I plan to study after the New Year, hopefully at least 3 hours a day.

Thanks malkin86! :D

Can anyone recommend me a good French tutor that charges decent prices? I'll be willing to pay no more than $25/hr. A native tutor would be good, but not necessary. I live in the Hurstville area, so a tutor that lives around that area would be great. Thanks. :)

I chose this for my additional material, and I have analysed it. I don't think I have enough notes on it though, and if anyone has notes they would be willing to share, I will appreciate it. Thanks. :)

hey littlewing, We have six girls in our Extension class. I enjoy Extension French more than Continuers because it is a much smaller class, and the work we learn is more interesting. :uhhuh: Lucky you! I would like to visit my host family again, but errm, I don't think they liked us that...

Hi littlewing :D I'm doing French Continuers and Extension like you. For ext., we're studying 'Marius et Jeannette'. Extension does seem really hard, and the teacher advised us to pick it up only for an 11th or 12th unit. :S How many people in your ext. french class? :)

I do this to, except if you run out of time, leave some space and write your conclusion first, then dot point.

I don't think any year 6s come onto this forum. :confused: My little sister made it into Sydney Girls though. :)

I carry one big folder to school everyday. After the topic is finished, I just transfer my notes into other folders at home. I really dislike organising my notes in folders, so I'm going to try and get a filing cabinet in order to be organised for year 12. :)

I think you should stick to it, because your studying is paying off with your marks. But if the workload gets tedious in year 12, I would drop it if you don't have enough time to study for your other subjects.

I'm not looking forward to year 12. :( It seems like yesterday I was in year 7 and doing peer support.

I'm terrible at my organisation of notes. I usually categorise my notes in plastic sleeves and place them in folders, but I don't like doing this because I have so many folders and during exam time, they're strewn all over my floor and I waste lots of time looking for the notes I need. I really...

My English and Modern History teacher expects four pages minimum, and I can only write just a little over 3 pages. I write small, but I wish I wrote much faster!