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BJMorley

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I probs wrote it before u posted it. One of those things when I'm trying to make sure someone grasses me up :| :|
 

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My school is now offering the Duke of EDB Bronze, but I don't know wether to do it or not, any opinions?.
 

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My school is now offering the Duke of EDB Bronze, but I don't know wether to do it or not, any opinions?.


Go for it, you'll enjoy it. You never know, you might wind up in a tent with someone

*wink wink**nudge nudge*
 

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Go for it, you'll enjoy it. You never know, you might wind up in a tent with someone

*wink wink**nudge nudge*

go for it. It'll look good on your CV and on your uni application (at least i think it would)

I'll ask at school then, I can't believe I'm on my last full year of school time does fly you know :shock:.
 

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go for it. It'll look good on your CV and on your uni application (at least i think it would)

I'd agree with you there - it's useful to be able to say you've done something which has involved leadership, be it D of E, Scouting, a local community thing, etc. It's also a personal achievement and you will develop skills that will almost certainly be useful in the future.
 

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what you on about? it's full! there are early GCSEs that you sit (eg OCR 21st century gateway science) in which you get 2 GCSEs. One for B1+2, C1+2, P1+2 and one for B3+4, C3+4, P3+4

And you realise not every school does Gateway :)
 

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Not one of me, but one taken by me that was published in the national press a while back.. :)
 

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Well, Year 11 isn't full ;).

Although you're not there for as long, you do more stuff ;) Exams and stuff I mean.
Mocks in winter and then proper exams in the summer. Interspersed with modules for Science.

Mine work out as 3 separate GCSEs. (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) Out of 2 modules I've taken so far, I've not dropped more than 2 UMS points overall in any of them. Well proud <D
 

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what you on about? it's full! there are early GCSEs that you sit (eg OCR 21st century gateway science) in which you get 2 GCSEs. One for B1+2, C1+2, P1+2 and one for B3+4, C3+4, P3+4

That's for what they call Core Science and then Additional Science. What they call Triple Science is the same but with GCSEs for B1 - B6, P1 - P6 and C1 - C6. At the start of Year 11, I have finished all the Biology with an A and first half of Chemistry with an A and Physics with an A*.
 

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What school did you go to? It cost me £15 and everything was included!!!
Is this something to do with you being daan saaf? ;) ;)
Brandon

I go to Marlborough Science College (Secondary school) But it involved going to the Amazon forest. That's why it cost so much.
 
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