In reply to Post #330
in terms of their exam results?
I could be wrong, but my understanding is that they'd be classed as external students attached to a certified exam centre - a school or college. In simple terms, they'd usually go and sit their exams in the correct conditions in a school / college with the regular schooled students from that centre as formal exams need to be sat in specified conditions and at the same time across the country with approved invigilators present. I'm not sure how the predicted grades will have been submitted but I'd expect they would have sat mocks in the same way.
If this is the case, then they'll have been subject to the same farce as everyone else over the last few days....
in terms of their exam results?
I could be wrong, but my understanding is that they'd be classed as external students attached to a certified exam centre - a school or college. In simple terms, they'd usually go and sit their exams in the correct conditions in a school / college with the regular schooled students from that centre as formal exams need to be sat in specified conditions and at the same time across the country with approved invigilators present. I'm not sure how the predicted grades will have been submitted but I'd expect they would have sat mocks in the same way.
If this is the case, then they'll have been subject to the same farce as everyone else over the last few days....
In reply to Post #331
Yes, I was talking about the exam situation (why aren't the media calling it 'The Exshambles'?)
Careful and objective estimated results from teachers are a long way from 'My mum thinks I'll get ....'
Yes, I was talking about the exam situation (why aren't the media calling it 'The Exshambles'?)
Careful and objective estimated results from teachers are a long way from 'My mum thinks I'll get ....'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8647523/Steve-Bannons-links-Brexit-Indicted-Trump-aide-ally-Nigel-Farage.html
The Daily Mail pointing out that Steve Bannon has links with Brexit. Not half as much as the bloody Daily Mail has.
Is this the start of a shift to 'Brexit is turning out s**t so we're going to start blaming anyone we can for it?'
In reply to Post #333
A leaked report states that , a reasonable worst case scenario would be , large scale civil unrest in the uk ,
Oh goody ,
we are now reaching peak corruption , it is becoming unsustainable !
A leaked report states that , a reasonable worst case scenario would be , large scale civil unrest in the uk ,
Oh goody ,
we are now reaching peak corruption , it is becoming unsustainable !
In reply to Post #334
I'm still unsure how so many people still trust the MSM and politicians and believe anything they say as fact.
I'm still unsure how so many people still trust the MSM and politicians and believe anything they say as fact.
In reply to Post #336
Progress made, now maybe they can start teaching it in schools
Progress made, now maybe they can start teaching it in schools
In reply to Post #336
Unbelievable.......
Unbelievable.......
In reply to Post #337
They do, when i went to primary school we were taught about the slave trade, Wilberforce and abolition. Maybe because my primary school had links to Wilberforce, I was christened in Wilberforce's church and used to walk past blue plaques dedicated to Wilberforce and the abolitionists everyday on way to school.
So it was taught and hopefully still is.
This was a primary school in Clapham, 2 miles from Brixton and was taught to a 50/50 black/white school in the late 60's early 70's. Our estate was serviced by 2 schools and both taught about it!
They do, when i went to primary school we were taught about the slave trade, Wilberforce and abolition. Maybe because my primary school had links to Wilberforce, I was christened in Wilberforce's church and used to walk past blue plaques dedicated to Wilberforce and the abolitionists everyday on way to school.
So it was taught and hopefully still is.
This was a primary school in Clapham, 2 miles from Brixton and was taught to a 50/50 black/white school in the late 60's early 70's. Our estate was serviced by 2 schools and both taught about it!
In reply to Post #339
Not everywhere though. I don't think it's in the curriculum nowadays, unless it's changed since I was in school in the 90s/00s. Only a touch on it during Black history month but that was rightly celebrating prominent black figures in history.
I've said all along, British empire atrocities need to be taught in schools. No good talking about “hiding history by removing statues, Street signs, etc” when the history is being hidden from everyone because they refuse to teach it in schools.
Not everywhere though. I don't think it's in the curriculum nowadays, unless it's changed since I was in school in the 90s/00s. Only a touch on it during Black history month but that was rightly celebrating prominent black figures in history.
I've said all along, British empire atrocities need to be taught in schools. No good talking about “hiding history by removing statues, Street signs, etc” when the history is being hidden from everyone because they refuse to teach it in schools.
In reply to Post #338
Wayne It's got to be better than trying to blot out history by renaming roads, many of the people complaining weren't even aware until someone told them they should upset.
Just need some plaques on some statues and hopefully we can get back to some sort of normality
Wayne It's got to be better than trying to blot out history by renaming roads, many of the people complaining weren't even aware until someone told them they should upset.
Just need some plaques on some statues and hopefully we can get back to some sort of normality
In reply to Post #340
Long time since I was at school do they teach recent history 1900's onwards. They didn't when I was at school.
I seem to remember slavery being taught but to be honest I hated history at school I didn't pay much attention.
Much more interested nowadays, I like to go on walking tours and learn things but the problem is my memory is so bad I forget it all
Long time since I was at school do they teach recent history 1900's onwards. They didn't when I was at school.
I seem to remember slavery being taught but to be honest I hated history at school I didn't pay much attention.
Much more interested nowadays, I like to go on walking tours and learn things but the problem is my memory is so bad I forget it all
In reply to Post #341
I'm sure any statue can be researched Bob.......it's just never ending with things!
I'm sure any statue can be researched Bob.......it's just never ending with things!
In reply to Post #340
I've said all along, British empire atrocities need to be taught in schools
Just refresh my memory again. Why do you want to live here then?
What a bunch of ****s the British are eh
I've said all along, British empire atrocities need to be taught in schools
Just refresh my memory again. Why do you want to live here then?
What a bunch of ****s the British are eh
In reply to Post #340
I think we covered it pretty well at my school, to be honest I was either absent or too out of my swede to remember most of it. Which is part of the problem, people forget a lot of the stuff they learn at school after a while.
After failing miserably at school I came to realise most of the curriculum that I spent years arguing against, is actually irrelevant and it's the ability to take on information and put together work based on it in preparation for the workplace or higher education that's important. Well maybe just in schools of reprobates destined for crap jobs like mine, but further or self education is where youngsters should extensively cover specialist subjects in depth.
I think we covered it pretty well at my school, to be honest I was either absent or too out of my swede to remember most of it. Which is part of the problem, people forget a lot of the stuff they learn at school after a while.
After failing miserably at school I came to realise most of the curriculum that I spent years arguing against, is actually irrelevant and it's the ability to take on information and put together work based on it in preparation for the workplace or higher education that's important. Well maybe just in schools of reprobates destined for crap jobs like mine, but further or self education is where youngsters should extensively cover specialist subjects in depth.