CSSE Examination Dates
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...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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Read the thread. They use a different paper for the backup date and last year the texts were really quite different. Knowing all the details about the first one would not have helped you at all with the second one. DG
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What earlier sitting? The 17th was the main sitting and the reserve date is tomorrow.seriousmum wrote:...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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My son was in the morning sitting, there was no earlier sitting than his one.seriousmum wrote:...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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I was assuming a morning session beforehand... My daughter was in the second session for the CEM exam. Did CSSE have sessions? I recall when my son sat his CSSE exam four years ago, we walked past kids (who had just finished the morning session) on our way to Kegs.ToadMum wrote:What earlier sitting? The 17th was the main sitting and the reserve date is tomorrow.seriousmum wrote:...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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Ah ok, they definitely had more than one CSSE session years ago. That i am certain of.Essex_Dad wrote:My son was in the morning sitting, there was no earlier sitting than his one.seriousmum wrote:...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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They still do - but the reserve date session hasn't happened yet.seriousmum wrote:Ah ok, they definitely had more than one CSSE session years ago. That i am certain of.Essex_Dad wrote:My son was in the morning sitting, there was no earlier sitting than his one.seriousmum wrote:...or did they get the heads up from children in an earlier sitting.....
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They still do - but the reserve date session hasn't happened yet.[/quote]
I do not wish to continue with a pointless debate. I probably shouldn't have posted anything to start with as it has only caused confusion. My point is that a few years ago, probably due to oversubscription, they had an early morning session and another session afterwards on the same day. The reserve exam still took place a week or two after.
I do not wish to continue with a pointless debate. I probably shouldn't have posted anything to start with as it has only caused confusion. My point is that a few years ago, probably due to oversubscription, they had an early morning session and another session afterwards on the same day. The reserve exam still took place a week or two after.
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The CSSE still do that. Well at least they did last year. The start of the alphabet was at the morning session at kegs, the latter half of the alphabet in the afternoon. Not sure there is much time to pass info though, we passed friends on the way in as we left, no time to say anything more than good luck!
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I cant speak for all the schools, but when mine sat the exam at Colchester schools the later sitting arrived, checked in and were in a holding area before the first sitting left. So definitely no oportunity to talk to each other.
A passing in the street scenario would not fit with the boast of having "memorised the answers" anyway.
I heard plenty of children declaring how easy the exam was, how everything their tutor had told them had come up etc last year. Several of these came no where near a pass mark. It is most likely bravado from very young children after the most scary experience of their education so far.
A passing in the street scenario would not fit with the boast of having "memorised the answers" anyway.
I heard plenty of children declaring how easy the exam was, how everything their tutor had told them had come up etc last year. Several of these came no where near a pass mark. It is most likely bravado from very young children after the most scary experience of their education so far.