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I used to live in West Sydney until Yr4 and most of my relatives still live there. I can't really help you about changing schools but if you're worried about the negative reputaion that west Sydney has, don't worry. It's not as bad as some people say. P.S I go to manly selective as well and...

Sorry if this is too general but almost everything is about change because a character will usually change. Try picking out a few movies, I bet that atleast one of them will have "change" in it. btw, I hate the change concept although it's easy. I find it too broad.

Same here. :) Hahaha, nice! Actually depends on what car he has, if it's a good one...poor car. :( P.S I love cars. :p I guess there's a universal bad physics teacher thing going on. :p I'm doing a bit of self-study, I don't know if it would help as much as having a decent teacher. The...

Going into Yr11, my biggest fear was doing Chemistry and Physics because they are notoriously difficult. To my suprise, I loved Chemistry but Physics confuses the <bleep> out of me. I'm new to my school so I'm not sure if it's true but everyone tells me that my Physics teacher cannot teach...

If that happens then I'll probably say that I despise English Advance. :p

Because I understand it and it doesn't confuse me like Eng Ext and Physics does. :p

Haha yeah, everyone said not to go so I'm using this time to study(browse BoS site :P). :) So do I know you? Probably not though since I just started at Manly this year.

I'm in the same boat but currently in Yr11. After looking at everything and all the competition, I keep going through phases...like I'm going to make it...no I won't...Yes I will!. The perpetual doubt is killing me.

Well I changed schools because the students at my new school are smarter and constantly keep me on my toes. I push myself harder because the competition is tougher. At my old school, I ranked in top without trying which would have been detrimental to my study attitude. It's no use fooling...

I speed read your post and almost thought you wrote... ... lol, I know it's irrelavent.

This is kinda ambitious and I'm a bit embarrased about it but I would like to study Medicine or Dentistry. If I can't get into those, I don't know what I would do. I feel a bit lost when I think about it. :(

I'll be doing: Maths 2U + Ext 1 Eng Adv + Ext 1 Biology Chemistry Physics I'm sticking to the good 'ol lazy 12units. :P

Thank You, that would be so helpful. I'm finding that I'm a bit slow at understanding Physics. Love Chem though but Biology is kind of boring.

Same here, concentrating on culture and values more though. We're doing little red riding hood. :P

So far, I'm loving Advance English because I'm doing well in it depsite it being boring. First assignment, I got full marks. BOO YEAH! The only thing I'm dreading is Extension English which is the most CONFUSING subject I have ever taken in my life. :P

I haven't read the rest of the thread so sorry if I'm just repeating what someone had already said. I didn't make it into a selective school in Yr6 and I didn't know you could try again each year until Y11. I think you're in Yr10, right? Well I applied for Manly Selective Campus in Yr10...

That's what I do :) But my parents are always telling me to make a study timetable like everyone else. pft...I'll just stick to what I normally do and maybe turn it up a notch.

Hopefully Physics will start getting interesting because right now, we're doing waves... and personally, I find it boring. Suprisingly, I'm enjoying chemistry and I'm actually handling it better than I thought so far. Biology is by far my most hated science subject right now because I hate...

A lot of people seem to have a study timetable sort of thing but I just can't seem to make one for myself. I just study spontaneously, is a study timetable necessary?

My workload has built up quite a bit though.