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Well, I've just come back from school highly chuffed. C had a reading assessment today (he is in Reception) and he has gone up 5 book levels!! Some of the children in Year 4 aren't apparently up to that level yet!!! I'm in total shock, but so proud and chuffed....
thats really good, is he level 8 something like that. my mum was a reception teacher (now yr 2) so i know quite a bit about it. Thats really impressive though. Especially at this stage as its not really the end of theyear yet.
Awww you must be so proud of him. Well im starting to panice about my exmas 8 weeks to go until they start and the first ones are french speaking and I have 2 weeks left for Graphics !!!!
Well, he only started school in January, and went up to level 4 or 5 or something straightaway and now shes moved him up even more, so I think it puts him on level 8 or 9, something like that.
He's going the same route as Ste, so obviously has my brains again (of course :D)
It will be level 8 i think. Thats absolutley amazing. My mums year two class some of her G and T students are level 8 i think. Its brilliant.
I was always in the "extra" group. Basically i was thick.
The only problem with being bright though, is so much is expected of you - I had it and went one way, now Ste is having it at school, with them wanting him to take his GCSE's (a couple of them anyway) a year early and it causes a lot of pressure on them in that sense.
Still proper chuffed though :D
yeah but sometimes a GCSE a year early takes the pressure of for Year 11. I noticed that when you get to college if you are bright and your GScore is high (an average number based on your GCSEs i.e A = 9 points) you have to do five AS levels which i dont think is fair as they should have the right to choose as well.
I can't believe my mum sent me to school today. My back is killing me, so having to carry a great fat science book around, plus all of my other books; didn't help matters. I was literally falling into the classes and could barely walk after having to sit down for an hour at a time. I also have a headache, sore throat (had to go without a drink in classes) and I'm coughing my guts up.
I found out that one of the bullies is leaving the school, but she wound me up before she said that, so I either said, "*********g good job!" or, "About *********g time!" Unfortunately she isn't the one I would choose to boot if I had the choice, and every time I turn round this boy is there.
Not impressed also as I got some coursework back and was a stupid few marks off of the next grade, again! Thus, I hate controlled coursework as I feel rushed when I'm doing it, and people put me off. For that subject the other classes take theirs home, so it's annoying.
What a painful day :crying:
I been moaning about it all day :lol:
I have really bad toothache. Woke me up at 4 this morning :( (And I went at 3 :lol: ) Couldn't get back to sleep, cause it was so painful, tried 3 paraceatemol before 7 I think, and a few gargles of salty water. But nothing worked. It calms down every now and again, but still constantly there :( Perhaps dentist for Leanne tomorrow :(
Wow! You must be really proud Ems. I haven't done much today, drama exam in 2 and a half weeks, but i think i'm all prepared. My birthday tomorrow, looking forward to becoming 16! :)