Ahhhhh. Uniform for A-Levels.

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Ballerina wrote:

they've got rid of study leave everywhere now - cause they reckon no one ever revises....so we have to stay at school and revise
and they'll probably still moan if we do better again :rolleyes:

How the hell would they know whether you revise or not? :rolleyes: I always revised when I was at home, but it was mainly me wokring to understand stuff that we'd been through in class.

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We had a dress code in the sixth form, the boys across the road had a uniform, but could wear shirts that weren't white, on of the other sixth forms at a nearby secondary had a fairly strict officewear dress code.

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They used to have a sixth form uniform at my school, but theat went about a decade ago. I liked sixth form, never had to wear uniform, went home when not in lessons as I lived so close, an donly had one compulsory lesson a week with my form tutor. But the school did use electronic registers to stop us from skiving.

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freeallangels19 wrote:

had one compulsory lesson a week with my form tutor. But the school did use electronic registers to stop us from skiving.

This is same with what I have at my school. However, the register doesn't actually stop people skiving, neither does the 'if you don't turn up, you won't get EMA'...

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I take it that your sixth form is my sixth year. We have to wear a uniform (although enforcement does get pretty lax) Although we don't go to college after Standard Grades (GCSEs) if we are staying on to study Highers (A Levels)

Tracksuits on a Science course? Isn't that a bit dangerous?

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Jazza wrote:

Tracksuits on a Science course? Isn't that a bit dangerous?

Sports Science is basically copying biological diagrams off a whiteboard, and spending 3 hours a day playing badminton, or whatever.

But I definately don't need a tracksuit to do R.E. Phhh.