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where abouts did you get the idea that I think it's funny?

I got soccer and tore, but you lost me at ACL :c it's ok :O I'm sure you'll get in C: And if yo don't, try out for out of school soccer? C:

Hey~ How was everyone's day? C: It's friday the 13th 8D and there's going to be a full moon, and that's not going to happen for like 40 more years, and so like yeah c: Just thought someone might like to know :P

lol... but still :O You were like what? 14-15 years old? :o

How did you fool around in year 9 when you were taking prelim tests by then? xD; and ranking 1 in those tests... dayum gurl, we have a prodigy on our hands :O

It's okie c: Everyone does it //cries

Arrogant people = delusional. Rank 1 in all your tests, and get a higher score than those guys c: Obv that shouldn't be your one and only reason for doing well, but it doesn't hurt to add it to your list ;D

I have never mentioned how well a student will go in senior school based on junior schools... I'm saying student A and B should have a better foundation in all subjects particularly eng, in junior schools e.g at least know how to write an essay by year 11, because it will not only reduce stress...

haha lol xD in year 10, my year everyone (unless you had a good reason) had to do peer support and some of the advice my peers parted to the year 7s were: don't try in year 7-9, it doesn't count for anything :O All the year 7s were looking like we told them xmas was tomorrow.

I'm assuming that junior years provide foundation for year 11 and year 12. High school basically sets you up for HSC, so it's a pretty logical assumption. Why? Are junior years not meant to set the founding knowledge for what year 11 and 12 are based upon?

Exactly. Hence my generalising isn't generalising b/c I'm not saying all students are comfortable with essay, I'm saying they should be. And all students should be b/c of 1. sheer amount of eng classes + assessments + practise time based on essays 2. English is compulsory. Therefore there is no...

I don't think I'll have the opportunity to improve if my teacher is (prolly) thinking of kicking me out soon. SADDNESS D: Just goes to show you should never underestimate maths.

Precisely c: The point I was trying to get to, admittedly in a roundabout way, is that junior school = useless. Allstudents should know the basics of whichever subject(s) by senior years. Otherwise, essentially, everything you learn by the end of year 12, was basically taught to you in just...

And I'm saying they should. "what everyone should be comfortable-ish" not what everyone is comfortable-ish. Junior school = should reinforce foundation of whatever that is taught in senior school. For people I've dicussed with and personal experience, junior school = waste of time.

I don't actually get what you mean by that. I thought we were discussing whether less comeptition is bad or good...? In any school, if you want to be "ahead of the herd" you have to do well...

Well hell yeah. I'm slightly biased though, since I missed out on accelerated 2 unit maths b/c of crappy year 8 marks. I agree that junior school was just a waste of time though. I mean look at the 2 unit year 11 syllabus. So far, (in my school anyways) we're pretty much just relearning 7-10...

haha, what do you class yourself as?:) Sorry for sounding like an interview~

mind = boom. Me = left with very simplistic vocab & train of thought. c:

I would say that the only advantage of going to a crappily (lol is that a word?) ranked school is the less competition. You don't know how many of my comprehensive student friends are like, I'm so glad I go to school X and not your school, because of the lower competition. The only disadvantage...

60th is pretty good, and seeing your ranks in maths, you are defs doing really well. What's your atar aim or "dream" course? :) Excuse my cheesy language, I'm having a mind fart atm. :/