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Originally posted by queenshaks:
Hey Spongey...

Girl Q did 1 GCSE in yr 9 (she's going to yr 10 n Sept), she did science.

She ain't a happy bunny right now either. Time will tell. Her dad was suppose to be going with her, but it's between 12-1, he can't take a whole day off, cos it's right bang middle of the day. I said I'll go and she said no I'll make her more nervous.

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Originally posted by lightfoot:

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Originally posted by queenshaks:
Hey Spongey...

Girl Q did 1 GCSE in yr 9 (she's going to yr 10 n Sept), she did science.

She ain't a happy bunny right now either. Time will tell. Her dad was suppose to be going with her, but it's between 12-1, he can't take a whole day off, cos it's right bang middle of the day. I said I'll go and she said no I'll make her more nervous.

Granddaughters the same she's done math, physics,biology and science, she reckons she'll be doing re-sits in year 10..

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Originally posted by Moomin:
Yep - I'm waiting.

As if last Thursday wasn't bad enough - I've got to go through it all over again tomorrow.

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Originally posted by lightfoot:
Good luck to all those waiting for results..parents as well as off-spring..

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Originally posted by lightfoot:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by queenshaks:

Granddaughters the same she's done math, physics,biology and science, she reckons she'll be doing re-sits in year 10..

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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
q xxxxxxxx....big hugs to you and girl q...

offered to go with eldest spongette but she'd rather go with her mates...so i'll have to sit at home and wait...

though somehow she's managed to convince me that having some of her mates over to stay tonight will make her feel 'less nervous'...

she really needs good results to get into the 6th form at her school...now she's having a panic up she won't get them

good luck to girl q xxx...

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Originally posted by daydreamy:
Good luck to all xxx

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Originally posted by queenshaks:
Good luck Moomi....it' like deja vu for you.

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Originally posted by queenshaks:

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Originally posted by lightfoot:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by queenshaks:

Granddaughters the same she's done math, physics,biology and science, she reckons she'll be doing re-sits in year 10..

That's quite a lot Lightfoot, my daughter were told they were just doing the 1.

It's good they've got yr 10 to re sit it.

And hello

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Originally posted by lightfoot:

If she does pass it's going to cost me a fortune
in MAC makeup..

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Originally posted by Moomin:

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Originally posted by queenshaks:
Good luck Moomi....it' like deja vu for you.

It is - but I'm not SO worried this time.
I'm sure he'll pass, and there is not so much pressure on him to get good grades because he will still get into the 6th form however he does. I'm not in any way saying they don't matter, but after last week, it sure feels easier.

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Originally posted by skive:
I got about 50 students (2 classes) and a neice and a nephew so I'm keeping my fingers crossed again.

Good luck to all fms for their little darlins tomorrow.

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anyone else a parent/guardian

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Originally posted by Jeanoj:
My eldest grandson gets his reults tomorrow and I have everything crossed for him. Good grades means he can stay at the same school and go into 6th form. Bad grades means he will have to leave and find a 6th form college. So stressful for all of them. Good luck to all awaiting results tomorrow.

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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
anyone else a parent/guardian of a very worried teen?...or are you waiting for the results yourself?

eldest spongette is convinced she's ballsed the whole lot up...

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Originally posted by evviva!:

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Originally posted by spongebob squarepants:
anyone else a parent/guardian of a very worried teen?...or are you waiting for the results yourself?

eldest spongette is convinced she's ballsed the whole lot up...

All the best for tomorrow, spongee

It's hard, I know. But what's the point of sitting about fretting? Just a suggestion but maybe if you took her & her mates out for a pre-result Pizza Night or something just to ease the pressure?

A whole bunch of you sat around a massive pizza talking about "what-if" scenarios

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Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
Yep! We're in this state of inner panic... outer calm (faux calm) in our house.

Is a huge deal for IckleDitty, cos her sixth form place DOES depend on her getting 6 A's.

(I keep getting this wrong.. I thought it was 5 x A*'s... but apparently its 6 x A's).

She should pull it off.... but she has still dreamt she got all D's & E's for the past two nights, and been up at the crack of dawn both days (unlike dead til midday for the rest of the hols)

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and to rzb's lad too xxxx

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Originally posted by skive:
I got about 50 students (2 classes) and a neice and a nephew so I'm keeping my fingers crossed again.

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Originally posted by evviva!:

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Originally posted by skive:
I got about 50 students (2 classes) and a neice and a nephew so I'm keeping my fingers crossed again.

Let's not forget the unsung heroes, like this FM

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Originally posted by RZB:

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and to rzb's lad too xxxx

spongey,

if he gets as high as a D we will be opening the bubbly, he has learning difficulties and
has taken only a couple of GCSE's. He has taken mainly diplomas. I'm proud of him what ever he gets. I can't blame him for lack of effort.

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Originally posted by RZB:

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and to rzb's lad too xxxx

spongey,

if he gets as high as a D we will be opening the bubbly, he has learning difficulties and
has taken only a couple of GCSE's. He has taken mainly diplomas. I'm proud of him what ever he gets. I can't blame him for lack of effort.