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LC Off Topic Thread (2015/16)
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DublinArnie wrote: »You finish school at 6:30?!?!?!? I thought going over 5pm was illegal.
Yeah I know
'School' school runs until 4:30/5:00 depending on your subject choice and then there's a mandatory study/homework period until 6:30.
I prefer it that way, so we get most of or work done at school, and have relatively little to do at home. Plus we have three breaks throughout the day so it's not so bad. I reckon it'll take some getting used too though!0 -
Yeah I know 'School' school runs until 4:30/5:00 depending on your subject choice and then there's a mandatory study/homework period until 6:30.
I prefer it that way, so we get most of or work done at school, and have relatively little to do at home. Plus we have three breaks throughout the day so it's not so bad. I reckon it'll take some getting used too though!
What kind of school is that
I dont understand how a school can introduce a mandatory after school study unless it's voluntary0 -
AlanS181824 wrote: »
Do you mind me asking what school?
In fairness, it is a grind school (not the IOE!)
I really cannot wait to start, I think the whole structure and way of doing things is really going to suit me!0 -
Yeah I know 'School' school runs until 4:30/5:00 depending on your subject choice and then there's a mandatory study/homework period until 6:30.
I prefer it that way, so we get most of or work done at school, and have relatively little to do at home. Plus we have three breaks throughout the day so it's not so bad. I reckon it'll take some getting used too though!
I don't see how the school could force people to stay behind so they could study and do homework. Surely the 'messers' wouldn't agree to it and parents would be upset.
But I'd prefer it like that aswell, I love school
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DublinArnie wrote: »I don't see how the school could force people to stay behind so they could study and do homework. Surely the 'messers' wouldn't agree to it and parents would be upset.
But I'd prefer it like that aswell, I love school
You know, it was all made very clear from the start, so everyone should know exactly what they're getting in to.
I know, I love school too
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DublinArnie wrote: »Grind school... Everything makes sense now! Yeats?;)
Nope, rather not say to be honest 0 -
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I like Earl Grey and any Japanese green tea. I'm going through bit of a peppermint tea phase lately, drinking loads of it. But no way do I ever put sugar in tea! it's a sin Love really strong coffee too (sugar-free aswell :P) 0
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DublinArnie wrote: »Kelly, how can you drink tea without suger?!
Applied maths looks alright, and not that hard if you're a maths type person.
I'm a guy btw, I know the usernames misleading 0 -
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