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going back a year...
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I've been told that it's quite likely that the only way i'm now going to be able to get into a school is to go back a year. I know that i am capable of catching up with the course work and taking my GCSEs in may/june time. But if i have to do this then i have to.
But has anyone been put back a year?
and can people help me see the positives here, because i can only see the negatives right now
But has anyone been put back a year?
and can people help me see the positives here, because i can only see the negatives right now
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He went back to do his A-levels two years after he should have done and it wasnt really an issue. But then he did go to a private school so it might be different elsewhere.
It's only notional anyway. It's not really a year behind. You'll realise it when you're older.
By the way, you wouldn't be able to catch up your GCSE work by that time. It's a lot of work.
:yes:
due to health, mentalness and shit choices, i did an extra year of A levels, and an extra year of degree, so i was 23 when i graduated.
no big deal, really. no one thought i was any different unless i told them - they just assumed i was their age.
on the bright side - it means an extra year before you have to do annoying adult things like work full time, and pay taxes.
no its for people doing stuff after school at 16..... youll be at school