Search results

If you can put up with the social issues regarding being with the year below yours, then I suppose by all means go for it. (I'm a pathways student but that's because I'm accelerated, not that I'm doing it slower. Although as far as acceleration goes, I'm doing fine.)

Re: 回复: Re: 回复: Re: How did you go in your half yearlies? Well, everyone I've spoken to says 50% marks in half-yearlies are quite reasonable - but then again, I live in the country, where no-one expects a UAI above 97 or so, and no-one gets all-rounders or generally awesome marks, by Sydney...

Physics - around 87%, equal 2nd Legal Studies - 95%, 1st 2U Maths - 97%, 1st 3U Maths - 67%, 1st 4U Maths - 43%, 2nd Haven't gotten English back yet, but I suspect I'm in the middle.

We've got this fairly small room that's got some desks, lockers, lounges, a fridge, sink and microwave, separate toilets/bathroom, and a few other things. No entertainment except that brought in by students. Next year we'll be moving to a bigger room after the new building is finished. Of...

Are you talking about my MX2 class? :P Well, except I always come first, and it's a battle for second :P

http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/news/ssts-changes.html Not that bad.

Three assessments this term - an in-class test for MX2, a speech for English and a catapult for Physics. Already have Legal assessment (Human Rights), due next term. Still have trouble with English. MX1/2 homework is annoying.

This question has come up quite a few times, so I emailed the Board last month asking for their opinion. This came in today, with all the nice vagueness that Board letters always have. My interpretation of it is: yes, schools CAN force you to do/not do certain subjects. Hope this clears it up.

Week 5. Crap. Halfway through... The days haven't really sped up or slowed down. The weeks seem to be going faster.

Haven't got mine yet. There's confusion about whether we get them in person or in the post.

Um... I think it did this year... unless it's not actually week 4 right now like I think it is...

My preferred timetable: Wk 1 Friday - English 1 Wk 2 Monday - English 2 Wk 3 Monday - Maths Ext 2 Wk 3 Wednesday - Physics Wk 4 Monday - Maths Ext 1 Last day of HSC - Legal Studies (so I can finish on a high note :D )

Today I found out that there's now an official school award for the best teacher quote of the year, as selected by year 12 :D

This year, it started on the 16th of Oct, and finished on 13th Nov. It almost always finishes at about the same time the School Certificate tests finish.

English Paper 1 is always on the Friday. The CCAFL LOTE subjects, and this year, Business Studies, are often held on the days leading up to English.

The DET says Term 4 starts Monday, 19th of October. English Paper 1 will be on Friday, 23rd October, 2009, then.

It'll start in Week 1 of Term 4 next year, English Paper 1 being on Friday.

First meeting of jersey committee today. I really don't want a design where we have to pay > $100... For those of you responsible for selecting designs: how far do you think your school will let you go in picking designs? Being an Anglican school we have to pretty conservative in what we use.

Um... er... <runs and hides>

According to the BoS Preliminary timetable (http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/events/pdf_doc/event-timetable-year-11-2008.pdf), entries for 2008 Preliminary closed on 10 March. I know that the Prelim course can be studied alongside the HSC, but I'm unsure whether BOS requires that they be...