Today is the Thursday when all 16 year olds in the UK who
have taken their GCSE's wait and ponder, hopeful and worried, laughing and
crying. Or, in my case, hyperventilating and fainting. And accidentally biting
my mother's finger....
To illustrate - quotes from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Chapter 5
"Don't, don't, don't!" said Hermione, flapping her hands hysterically." I know I've failed everything!"
This one day can either give you that sense of satisfaction over
the work you have put in for two whole years, or it can leave you feeling
utterly wasted.
Hermione's hands were shaking somuch she was making her whole owl tremble.
Of Course, everyone is different, and I in no way intend to
brag here, but these are my results and I am proud of them. This is a
monumental occasion, and I wish to share it with you.
Harry read the parchment through several times, his breathing getting easier with each reading.
Geography A*
English Language A*
English Literature A*
Additional Science A* (for which my two exams were 100%and
99%(miffed at that one mark!))
FRENCH A* (yes, really didn't expect that one)
Maths A* (which, out of 400, I only dropped 15 marks)
Religious Studies A
Art A (A*'s are like gold dust, so I'm pleased)
History A
ICT B
Adding to that:Core Science A from last yearStatistics A* (taken two years early)
I'm very pleased. Not the top, my best friend beat me by 2
A*'s, but these are my results, and we took different subjects. There are some
I am immensely proud of, and one incredulous, and I think we all know that I
hate computers. And I mean, come on, I’ve got to find something to be miffed
about?!
(Note: GCSE's - General Certificate of Secondary Education. Equivalent to Harry Potter OWLs - Ordinary Wizarding Levels)
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| Three vaguely happy looking girlies (we're not very photo- friendly) |
Harry looked back down at his results. They were as good as he could've hoped for.
