What Did It Feel Like Taking My GCSE Exams ?

 

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The only terrifying thing during exams was walking out of the hall knowing that if I didn’t do well there was not going to be a second chance. In my opinion it felt like every other exam and I guess that’s why I failed. I was focused on making new friends and trying out fun things together, just like the previous year, I was just focusing on having fun and creating lots of memories. I believe it’s partially my fault because I didn’t put allot of effort in class and didn’t take revisions serious.


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For those taking their GCSE’s next year, my humble piece of advice is to listen to every bit of advice the teacher gives you, even if it sounds stupid, also during half term actually revise instead of saying you’re going to.

This year in college I’m going to focus more on learning and retaking my Maths and English instead of mocking around. I know this might sound rude but I’m going to pick and choose who I’m going to be friends with.

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