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othello for adv dracula for ext

nope..amaze me :) nah jks school is just oky and ill leave it at that..

yeahhe sufered from heat stress because im just soooo hot.. just goes to show you how hot i am..even though im in sydney

loved every bit of it today :haha: And I have 6 free periods (75min each).. but that's only because I chose a tvet course.. everyone in my year though think its for some other reason ^^

The only thing that really should plague your mind is whether you will be able to handle the workload and if you like the subject. Your marks are good so you do show some knowledge in the area so they really are the only two questions you should be asking yourself.

watch me :wave:

future 100 here everyone :haha:

I eat.. lol this thread is so pointless

im the man!

I heard it was a 13% rise? Anyone confirm?

man i hate nadal but that's because i only want federer to win hahahaha

Ext. 2 English classes dont always have too many people. Some schools have only have about two students undertaking the course. In addition, you talk of the matter as if we are putting a price on one's education. We all have the right to it and event though we do pay for student...

hang on..i'll just ask

Do all schools offer every level of English? ESL Standard Advanced Ext. 1 Ext. 2 Yes or No

No, they would have to apply for permanent residency first and then apply for citizenship. I believe the period between the two applications is two years.

Yeah..so Aussie citizens cant do ESL.. that was the point i was trying to raise just then.. Sorry about not making that clear.. I'm still trying to find some info about schools having to offer all english though edit: there have been classes where ext. 1 english and ext. 2 english...

students who attend academically selective high schools are Australian citizens.. (not sure about permanent residents) So..would it be fair to say that selective high school students would be ineligible? edit: for esl - this was part of the reply for "That's not quite true. Many...

I go selective and we don't offer it as well.. (subject selection sheet comes with English Advanced already selected) but it does say beneath the course description that some students may be advised to take standard..

I'm quite sure that all schools must offer every level of english..or am i wrong again? =.=;; heard it somewher else on this forum Thank you for pointing out the obvious and repeating what Voluptas said.. I understand completely now that you have gone out of your way to repeat him...

Okay disregard everything I've said.. I should probably go read over everything about this again :haha: My bad