11+ exam letter
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11+ exam letter
Hi,
We were talking about this at work today as none of us have had the letter about the exam details, I checked and the schools will send out a letter a week before the exam which tells us which school our DCs will be doing the exam at.
Just thought I'd mention it in case anybody else was wondering.
We were talking about this at work today as none of us have had the letter about the exam details, I checked and the schools will send out a letter a week before the exam which tells us which school our DCs will be doing the exam at.
Just thought I'd mention it in case anybody else was wondering.
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That was a quick reply! Yes, I do think it will help - and every little counts, right?mitasol wrote:Hi Optimistic - I thought that was an advantage too!
DD has suddenly started producing the goods, guess she is peaking at the right time - the last 7 papers she's done would get her a place I reckon.
So we may well be at Crossleys then. Hmmm. DS took an instant dislike to that place I hope that doesn't affect his.mitasol wrote:Hi Haze,
I know everyone gets to sit the exam at the school located closest to them.
Good news from your quarter Optimistic. DS is now firing on all cylinders and up in the mid to high 80% for the VR. Still a bit mediocre with the maths, but we'll see how he does on the day.
We're way down the western end of the valley. We're actually closer to Bacup & Rawtenstall!
A friend with a son at NH had a disasterous pre-test at NH, followed by a successful test at CH. She partly puts it down to just being in a different place causing him to be less nervous. I'm sure you could construct a good argument for lots of senarios though.
I'm sure, so long as he knows, he's sensible enough not to let it faze him.
A friend with a son at NH had a disasterous pre-test at NH, followed by a successful test at CH. She partly puts it down to just being in a different place causing him to be less nervous. I'm sure you could construct a good argument for lots of senarios though.
I'm sure, so long as he knows, he's sensible enough not to let it faze him.