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Old 07-04-2005, 10:14   #30
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Re: School

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Originally Posted by homealone
good point - I did O' Levels, at school, which were based mostly on exams, except French Oral

ond/hnd which I did later, at polytechnic, were much more "practical" based, and turned out to be more useful, in the long run

- the 'sweet spot' is somewhere in the middle
Well, I did both O levels and GCSEs... Great fun.. The GCSEs were easier.


Anyway, I went to Langley Park School for Boys (http://www.lpbs.org.uk/index.php), after going to Hawes Down Infant and Junior schools.

Being honest, I think my school days were a mix of the worst days of my life (I got a lot of bullying about my voice), the best (I still have fond memories of bunking off games and going down the shops) and the scariest*.


*A few friends and I made the mistake of challenging the girls in the girls school next door to a game of netball. I was just making a comment about how easy the game is, and all of a sudden, a ball flew past my ear with an inch to spare.
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