Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Is it going to snow in extreme conditions anytime soon over Newcastle, UK where schools have to be shut

Is it going to snow in extreme conditions anytime soon over Newcastle, UK where schools have to be shut?
Also give me a link to your source if you can and in which part of Newcastle.
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Check it out on the Global Weather channel.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Do you think these would be suitable for a 15 year old boy for school in the UK

Do you think these would be suitable for a 15 year old boy for school in the UK?
http://s832.photobucket.com/albums/zz246/liamcfc96/?action=view&current=Photo0150-Copy.jpg
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Umm...yeah, dude...what kind of school does he go to? Is it strict or something? Do they have a color code? WTF i bet your his Mom or Dad or something. HAHAHA "Suitable" let him where whatever the hell he wants!
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

are year 8 exams in secondary school in the uk easy?????????? please tell me.

are year 8 exams in secondary school in the uk easy?????????? please tell me?
im really bothered and i really really really really really really care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes they are
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at hogwarts they are .. gotta study or you won't get your O.W.L.S
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there fine, and really easy, and dont really mean anything. relax. things dont start to matter till gcse. sats dont even matter.
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yeah they arent bad at all. and it's not like theyre really important! so don't stress! ha i have my GCSE's in a few weeks! trust me u'll have more than enough to worry about when you get to year 10/11 so just relax dont worry. Good luck! im sure you'll do fine. xxxxx
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err theyre only easy if you revise for them and you understand it all. concentrate on maths and languages because theyre the hardest ones. also, english and science are important ones too as you may be setted in these. good luck :)
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For a start you shouldn't be too worried about year 8 exams - they are not SATS and not GCSE's. But do some revision and most of what you have learnt will come back to you. If it's really stressing you, just think of the tests as a test to see how well the teachers are doing, and not you. But as a general statement, they aren't too tricky - sure you have to think about some of the questions for a bit, but honestly don't worry about them - I'm in year 9 just so you know I'm giving you an answer as someone who's experienced them. :D
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Yes, if you put in the effort. Just a couple of hours revision here and there will really pay off. You'll get a warm fuzzy feeling inside when you get your results back and you know you got the best you can get. Don't stress out about it, you'll be fine. I have my GCSEs soon - I really wish I was in year 8 again!
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lol .. yeah they are easy.. i got level 7s most tests in uk are easy, i took a gsce in year 9 and got a c
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Monday, August 24, 2009

Can an electronics high school grad take chemical engineering at the university in the UK

Can an electronics high school grad take chemical engineering at the university in the UK?
I will be graduating from high school in electronics, in Italy but will will like to take chemical engineering at the university in the UK. Are there certain rules i must follow? What should i do?
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The UCAS (University & Colleges Admissions Service) is the site that can give you all the information you require. I have provided you with the link for the International Students section... http://www.ucas.ac.uk/students/nonukstudents/
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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Is High School that different in the Usa to the Uk

Is High School that different in the Usa to the Uk?
I've always hated school in England, its always been so boring and repetitive. I've always wanted to go to an American High School for some reason, just because it seems different and more exciting, like they have homecoming, prom and their school trips seem way better. Is it really that different to high school in Britain?
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I wouldn't know. I've never been to high school in England, haha. But I thought you guys have prom over there too?
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we only have prom at the end of year 11 which we are 16 and some aren't that big of a deal. but i loved mine but i've always wondered the same thing is it a lot different lol
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LOL i go to school in England and it sucks! :( and yes we have prom for year 11 and they say grades in America don't they instead of year
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omg i feel ecatly the same as you school in england is sooooooo boring!!! i hate it it would be cool to go to america haha :)
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Saturday, August 8, 2009

Do many primary schools in the UK hire music specialists to teach music

Do many primary schools in the UK hire music specialists to teach music?
I am an elementary music teacher in the US and am hoping to relocate to the UK for a few years. I understand that teachers are in demand in the UK, but I am having a hard time finding evidence of schools hiring music specialists in primary schools. I have noticed that some schools hired a music coordinator, so perhaps that could be a possibility. Please share any (serious) advice on how I might increase my chances of finding a primary music position. Thank you.
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No not as a rule in the state system. Try private (they call them public - just to confuse you!) Have a look at ads, Times Educational Supplement (TES) www.tes.co.uk Might help
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Saturday, August 1, 2009

Can i Apply for a Final Year in a Public High School in the UK without GCSE

Can i Apply for a Final Year in a Public High School in the UK without GCSE ?
Hello , i got a huge question. i am about to move in the UK (i used to live in France) and for the next year (2011-2012) i would like to go in a High School somewhere in England for passing my A-Levels since i don't have any graduations from my french schools so far and i'm 19 years old. do you think i could go in a public school straight at the final year just for passing my A-Levels or not ? thank you for answering.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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check out www.noblefec.com. It provides all information on study abroad, career counselling, entrance exams preparation, visa counselling etc.
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