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oh yeah its big brain time

that reminds me of last year's results day when a medicine applicant flopped biology and they cried in school

worry not the boundary is like 58% for an A in edexcel biology this year lol

theres a guy i know whos one hundred percent set on medicine and was predicted like ds and bs and shit, but theres also another guy i know whos dropping A2 to join the PSNI who was predicted like As and Bs lmao

theres someone i know who left my school after gcses, but they were set on applying to medicine. barely scraped a C in maths and is doing it alevel, wonder how that worked out

last year I got an A* in biology. I don't even want to do science at uni but I was the only one in class with that grade.

i got an A in biology and an A in english, English had always been my weakest subject

if you come at me in a public place and i have to shoot through a crowd of chaucer and his family to defend myself

in a hypothetical self defense situation where I, George, was to execute you, Lenny, to perserve my paycheck at the end of the month and prevent a brutal and painful death for my life long companion

english gcse where everyone thought they were deep and understood politics when they concluded an Inspector Calls was a socialist play

my english teacher, a 20 year old, concluded half way through inspector calls that 'capitalism bad.'

im pretty sure i analysed it as a criticism of misogyny and elitism because i got bored of everyone in my class going "the inspector is a... socialist"

the inspector is the ghost of consciousness reminding everyone that what they do will catch up to them. the same story could be spun about a guilty working-class family, but the individual stories would be slightly harder to draw up

A teacher and 20 years old? How do they allow people this young to teach?

during english speaking gcse I thought I was smart enough to not write anything and just wing it, and then I froze during the actual thing and started speaking like an autist

its english, gaben. i could probably teach a gcse class in it

i could teach a gcse class english by cross examining bugs and suggestion with the civil protection CCC thread

"the sand in Ozymandias could represent the sand found in an hour glass. this could suggest shelly (?) is presenting power as being finite and measured, rather than infinite as Ozymandias expected" ill take my A* on the way out

someone in NI wrote in a Government and Politics A-Level study of Socialism and Modern media that 'Love Island was diluting the class consciousness of the Proletariat, and therefore is preventing a Revolution.' They got an A*

they arent wrong