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LorraineG Aug 21st 2008 5:28 am

UK GCSE results
 
A proud mother moment...
My son, (16 two days ago) was notified this morning of the following (in no particular order of importance),

Maths B
Statistics B
English Lang C
English Lit B
History B
Double award Science B & C
D & T (RM) B
Music B
R.E. B
Drama B

Celebrations here tonight! :thumbsup:
Hope that any other 16 year old offsprings of you all (that are still here like us) did OK too!
Lorraine G

Butch Cassidy Aug 21st 2008 5:31 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by LorraineG (Post 6701550)
A proud mother moment...
My son, (16 two days ago) was notified this morning of the following (in no particular order of importance),

Maths B
Statistics B
English Lang C
English Lit B
History B
Double award Science B & C
D & T (RM) B
Music B
R.E. B
Drama B

Celebrations here tonight! :thumbsup:
Hope that any other 16 year old offsprings of you all (that are still here like us) did OK too!
Lorraine G


Hey those results aren't that bad. He can always resit next year:p

D15NEY Aug 21st 2008 5:35 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 
They are great results, well done to your son. :thumbsup:

KJM Aug 21st 2008 6:34 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by LorraineG (Post 6701550)
A proud mother moment...
My son, (16 two days ago) was notified this morning of the following (in no particular order of importance),

Maths B
Statistics B
English Lang C
English Lit B
History B
Double award Science B & C
D & T (RM) B
Music B
R.E. B
Drama B

Celebrations here tonight! :thumbsup:
Hope that any other 16 year old offsprings of you all (that are still here like us) did OK too!
Lorraine G

Congrats to your son on his results and to his supportive mother.

What is hoping to do now?

MB-Realtor Aug 21st 2008 6:51 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 
Over here they boast about their children with bumper stickers like:


My Kids an Honor Student at XYZ High School :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

nikki dreaming Aug 21st 2008 6:55 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by LorraineG (Post 6701550)
A proud mother moment...
My son, (16 two days ago) was notified this morning of the following (in no particular order of importance),

Maths B
Statistics B
English Lang C
English Lit B
History B
Double award Science B & C
D & T (RM) B
Music B
R.E. B
Drama B

Celebrations here tonight! :thumbsup:
Hope that any other 16 year old offsprings of you all (that are still here like us) did OK too!
Lorraine G

Many Congrats to your son:thumbsup:

Butch Cassidy Aug 21st 2008 6:55 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by MB-Realtor (Post 6701829)
Over here they boast about their children with bumper stickers like:


My Kids an Honor Student at XYZ High School :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

So how many such stickers do you have????

LorraineG Aug 21st 2008 7:09 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 
Thanks for all of your replies.
He is about to start VI form college, AS level law, economics, politics and history. May get to do A levels or may not depending when we finally get processed.
Have a high school place lined up if we move in the next 12 months, after that he may well stay here with in-laws to finish A levels before he joins us.

As for the bumper stickers, my car has a Harley Davidson one and no matter HOW well he does I have no plans on changing it...

MB-Realtor Aug 21st 2008 7:29 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy (Post 6701840)
So how many such stickers do you have????

Absolutely covered in the damn things, there is only a small area on the front windscreen clear of them. :p

Little D Aug 21st 2008 7:43 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by LorraineG (Post 6701550)
A proud mother moment...
My son, (16 two days ago) was notified this morning of the following (in no particular order of importance),

Maths B
Statistics B
English Lang C
English Lit B
History B
Double award Science B & C
D & T (RM) B
Music B
R.E. B
Drama B

Celebrations here tonight! :thumbsup:
Hope that any other 16 year old offsprings of you all (that are still here like us) did OK too!
Lorraine G

Congratulations to your son!

Which school does he go to in Colchester? My Daughter goes to the Gilberd and takes her GCSEs there next year.

Butch Cassidy Aug 21st 2008 7:57 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by MB-Realtor (Post 6701957)
Absolutely covered in the damn things, there is only a small area on the front windscreen clear of them. :p

Didnt realise you had so many kids.:eek:
Mine is covered in "My puppy is an Honor Student at Deliquent Dogs Daycare"

ann m Aug 21st 2008 8:44 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 

Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy (Post 6702060)
Didnt realise you had so many kids.:eek:
Mine is covered in "My puppy is an Honor Student at Deliquent Dogs Daycare"

Ooh, I need one of those. Got a spare? Bung one in the post, will you? :D

Congrats to OP's son, by the way - well done to him - most respectable :thumbup:

terese677 Aug 21st 2008 10:15 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 
Your Son did really well, many congratulations to him:thumbsup:
My Son had his also and he did well, he is so pleased, glad to get the waiting over and he can get ready for starting school.
Terese

MB-Realtor Aug 21st 2008 11:40 am

Re: UK GCSE results
 
Funny bumper stickers:-

http://www.bumperart.com/Honor+Student....htm

gooding Aug 25th 2008 6:11 pm

Re: UK GCSE results
 
Would highly recommend he does A levels in Uk before coming, rather than moving him during, ( It may be hard for you to be without him) I tried that and initially it was a disaster, nearly lost my daughter back to the Uk for good. All has ended well with daughter just starting Uni, but she did not finish High School here. She went back twice to Uk to be with family, so upset by the system here. She was in a mess being moved. It was just not comparable to Uk. The high school here was so behind the level she was at in UK. It is really hard for them to be thrown into a new school and meet new friends, on top of leaving old ones. She ended up without A levels and without finishing formal high school, but to make a long story short still managed to get into College.... A day at one point I never thought I would see. They do not recognize anything but A levels from UK, you cannot get anywhere (usually) without a Canadian High School diploma. If he is bright he may just not like High School here.
In the end it is just my opinion, and I am sure other teenagers get on just fine, but it is a difficult decision to take.
GOOD LUCK


Originally Posted by LorraineG (Post 6701885)
Thanks for all of your replies.
He is about to start VI form college, AS level law, economics, politics and history. May get to do A levels or may not depending when we finally get processed.
Have a high school place lined up if we move in the next 12 months, after that he may well stay here with in-laws to finish A levels before he joins us.

As for the bumper stickers, my car has a Harley Davidson one and no matter HOW well he does I have no plans on changing it...



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