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is it compulsory to go to school after the trials? (2 Viewers)
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rainonmay
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i still have to go to school wouldnt of have finished all the topics for most of my subjects
Xayma
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Well Im pretty sure that days taken off after the trials can be used to determine if you have had satisfactory attendance at school 
, so it is better to turn up, plus if you have problems you can always see your teacher for help.
, so it is better to turn up, plus if you have problems you can always see your teacher for help.
redslert
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at my school we still had to go to school because we were no where near finished with the syllabus for every single subject....
Misturi
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We have to go to school...but l don't think we have to for the 1st two weeks of term 4. This term is our last term.
MoNNiE
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i odn't think it is.. whether the students come to school afterwards or not.. it's up to them how they use it (wise or not) but that didn't stop some of my friends bumming at home
the first week of term 4 is optional to attend..it's mainly just a week were the students can go back and ask teachers questions, or have some classes if one of ur subjects still haven't finished yet..
the first week of term 4 is optional to attend..it's mainly just a week were the students can go back and ask teachers questions, or have some classes if one of ur subjects still haven't finished yet..
Misturi
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Are you sure?Xayma said:Umm going by the standard NSW school holidays I hope you dont have to go back the 2nd week of term 4 because HSC exams start that week
My mum must have calculated wrong...
Ragerunner
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You would have to go back to school. Who knows, if you miss out on to many classes you might get put done for not satisfactorily completing the course.
Ragerunner
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No STUVAC is much longer than that..
kimmeh
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You're an idiot david why the hell would you want to do that?
Dont you want your results so you can rub it into everyone else's face
why the hell would you want to do that? Dont you want your results so you can rub it into everyone else's face
Ragerunner
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I thought you were talking to me....kimmeh said:You're an idiot david
Dont you want your results so you can rub it into everyone else's face
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Is it compulsory to go to school after you've done the required hours...?? No...I started missing as much classes as i could after the required hours were fulfilled last year...as long as you study and turn up to exams...nothing is compulsory...
Kim thats nothing like me....kimmeh said:You're an idiot david
Dont you want your results so you can rub it into everyone else's face
plus more time out of school = more study for HSC! 
Tommy_Lamp
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same situation as sportsgal, tho we havent finished any subjects
santaslayer
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At our school, the Principal threatened to withhold our certificates if we started ditching school after the trials. Looks like it was BS.