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How do I study a subject outside of school?

A7XGirl · 2013-09-13 15:09:04

Do I have to inform the school? Is there any specific form? Or do I just teach myself and attend the exam on the day?

13-09-2013 3:09pm

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A7XGirl

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Do I have to inform the school? Is there any specific form? Or do I just teach myself and attend the exam on the day?

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#2 13-09-2013 5:53pm

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Unless there's required practical work / experiments you just register for the exam and sit away I believe!

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#3 13-09-2013 9:18pm

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You have to tell the school when they are sending in the LC returns. I think the final ones are in February or thereabouts. If you miss the deadline and there is an oral or a practical involved it causes problems. I would see no problem with you telling your Examinations Secretary now, just to let them know your intentions.

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