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^You can go to the BoS website. Schools should be handing out copies of SC past exams anyway. Anyway, our SC Trials are basically our yearlies. They use the mark for our reports as well. Mine's in week 9. mehh. >_>

I'm doing food tech and textiles. Absolutely hate textiles. It may be a bludge, but it's not the 'fun' type of bludge. lol. o_o I love food tech though. ^^

I'd be ecstatic if I got over 90 :)

is there an actual website?

Our school got rid of all the chalkboards. Now we only have whiteboards and smartboards. I prefer whiteboards, although smartboards are pretty cool. Smartboards stuff up at times which is annoying. I don't have any extremely awesome teachers. Most of my teachers are just 'ok'. English-...

Just wondering. My school uses New Century. It's okay, I guess. At times it can get a bit iffy with spelling errors and actual incorrect answers at the back. (Teacher said so O_O)

It depends on the student. Some students may require a tutor to keep up with the work (or even stay ahead). Whilst others are perfectly fine learning by themselves without the need for a tutor. Personally, I like self-learning more since it feels much more rewarding to know that it's all your...

my friend's doing both modern and ancient next year. He absolutely loves the history subjects, so if you really like history, then just choose both. (:

^do you have to do christianity in SOR I? I've kinda had enough of learning about christianity, been studying it since primary. T_T Literally.

^I had a PE teacher once who always used to bag out the guys in my class, saying that girls are smarter than guys? LOL. Because we were in the top class; the majority were girls and there were only about 6 guys.

out of the three options you listed, I guess your best bet would be History since you are in the top 10% right now and you actually like it. If the workload becomes too much with ext. english, you can always drop ext. english? lol. i doubt you'd want to. you'll be given some time next year to...

I'm having trouble choosing. lol. Is there that big of a difference between the both? How hard is SOR II compared to SOR I? I'm thinking of doing SOR II, but I haven't heard much about it, so feedback would be nice (:

We're actually not allowed to do all three sciences at my school. Anyways, if you love science and think you can handle all that work, then why not? But I have been hearing that Ext. eng requires a crap load of work.

I'm doing this science experiment for school. I'm testing whether various liquids will dissolve the shell of an egg. The liquids being vinegar, coke etc. The only thing is, I have no idea how I'll measure and record the results so that I can put it into an appropriate table and graph. =SS. help?

I was going to apply to selective. I had the enrollment forms. It's just that my school gave the reports a day before the deadline for submitting the enrollments to all the schools. grr. I'm not sure if I would've made it though. Year 9 : 4 A's, 4 B's Year 10 : 5 A's, 3 B's. T___T I'm kind...

kathcbf: yeah, i've heard a lot of good things about nsg. but i feel like it's too 'up there' . lmao. like i'd be aiming too high. haha.

^ i'm sorry. I don't think I made it clear. lol. I'm not using the SC results and yearly results for the selective enrolments. i'd be using it for my school for subject choices. sorry ><

^lol, what i meant with the SC results was that I'd work hard in hopes of getting a good band.

Umm okay. A bit of background info. I'm currently in year 10 and attending a catholic school. I'm in advanced math (core 3). At my school, to be able to do 2u mathematics, you need at least a B9. I think i'm pretty much on that .. i guess. lol If not, I still have the SC results and yearly exams...

I did pretty crap. seriously. lol. oh well, i'll try harder next time, i guess? math: 70/115 ... o_o english: 60/80 science: 57/85 ... o_o geo: 42/50 religion: 32/40 food tech: 49/50. :uhoh: