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Brandy456

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Yeah so i`m getting forced back into school, so i went with my cousin to get my timetable (schedule)and I have the easiest classes...
First semester (`till end of January)I have
Beauty - FIRST
Science
Math - Same teacher as science, had her last year and she`s amazing
and ART. with the best teacher in the world.
 
Oh your lucky, mine is going to be very difficult during the next two years! I have seven subjects German, Biology, Maths, English, Economics, History, Irish and have doubles of most of them :(
 
Just 4 classes? So you get a spare in there right?? And what the heck is BEAUTY?? I don't remember seeing that when I was in HS and that was only about 10 years ago :p

Brandy456 wrote:
Yeah so i`m getting forced back into school, so i went with my cousin to get my timetable (schedule)and I have the easiest classes...
First semester (`till end of January)I have
Beauty - FIRST
Science
Math - Same teacher as science, had her last year and she`s amazing
and ART. with the best teacher in the world.
 
I only have four classes a day also. Its okay, don't like the longer classes but not as much homework!
 
Yeah, BEAUTY?

I'm taking

Animal Nutrition
Exotic Avian Husbandry And Propagation
Introduction To Experimental Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry For The Life Sciences
Oral Communication
Science And Technology Of Foods

Tomorrow is my first day of classes. I'm excited for everything but organic chemistry
 
Luvr of Wabbits and Polar Bears wrote:
Just 4 classes? So you get a spare in there right?? And what the heck is BEAUTY?? I don't remember seeing that when I was in HS and that was only about 10 years ago :p

Brandy456 wrote:
Yeah so i`m getting forced back into school, so i went with my cousin to get my timetable (schedule)and I have the easiest classes...
First semester (`till end of January)I have
Beauty - FIRST
Science
Math - Same teacher as science, had her last year and she`s amazing
and ART. with the best teacher in the world.
Some high schools only have 4 periods during the regular school day. There is time before and after, but this for more for things like band practise and sports. The classes are usually about 1.5 hours. Each semester has a different set of courses. Getting a spare can depend on the grade. At my school, grade 10 would not have a spare, grade 11 could have 1 per year and grade 12 could have 2. The classes may be longer, but you have fewer courses at once and it does make exams better.
 
I guess things have changed then. When I was in HS there was 5 classes 3 in the A.M. and 2 in the afternoon. All classes were the same length. For us grade 9 had take to English, Math, Gym/LifeStyles and Science/History then 2 classes of your choice. Then Grad 10-12 you had to take English, Math, History and Science. Gym was optional after 9.

For Band was an actual Class you it was part of your scheduled classes.
 
Band is usually part of the regular schedule, but many do have extra practise. Some schools divide the classes into grade or instrument (woodwinds, brass, etc). The before school practise is to get everyone together and work on just playing. Class is more to learn the music, tempo and other theory stuff.

Classes you have to take here to graduate are:
Grade 10 gym
grade 11 science and math
grade 12 English and social studies.
You have to take other grade 12 level courses, get a minimum of 100 credits, have the CALM (career and life management) course as well as some other classes that are not set.
There are a variety of options you can take, but some classes are needed to graduate, while others are more to get the needed credits.

I know some people who had enough credits in grade 11 (mostly due to band classes), but needed the right courses.

Glad I don't have to figure out what classes I need anymore.
 
Korr_and_Sophie wrote:
Band is usually part of the regular schedule, but many do have extra practise. Some schools divide the classes into grade or instrument (woodwinds, brass, etc). The before school practise is to get everyone together and work on just playing. Class is more to learn the music, tempo and other theory stuff.
Our band teacher didn't do that. Every other day for us a spare :) All we had to do was show up and then we do what ever we wanted.


Classes you have to take here to graduate are:
Grade 10 gym We didn't have to take Gym after 9. It realy wasn't gym as they went out did activities out side the school.
grade 11 science and math We had to have English every year.
grade 12 English and social studies. We did History grade 12
You have to take other grade 12 level courses, get a minimum of 100 credits, have the CALM (career and life management) course as well as some other classes that are not set. We didn't have that.
There are a variety of options you can take, but some classes are needed to graduate, while others are more to get the needed credits.

I know some people who had enough credits in grade 11 (mostly due to band classes), but needed the right courses.

Glad I don't have to figure out what classes I need anymore.
You really need 100 credits?????????? WOW That's more than we ever needed.
 
Hopefully having an easy timetable will make the whole process a bit less stressful for you :)
 
My timetable starting in October will be:

Art
Art
Art
Art
Drinking
Art
Eating pot noodles
Sleep

Followed the following day by:

Art
Art
Art
Art
Mucking about
Eating cereal at any time of the day
Sleep
Drinking
Sleeping

I'm looking forward to it I must say.
 
Good luck going back to school, sounds like a good timetable to start you off. :)

I won't know what mine is until I go back Tuesday, but as I am (I think) going to keep all my AS subjects on for A2, it will be similar to last year, with barely any free periods. D:

Agh I'm jealous Fran!! xD
Where are you headed?
One more year of school then I'm off to Uni, cannot wait!
 
Thats alot of drinking in there Fran! I hope its the H2O variety :p

We just handed in our subject selection for next year - 3AGeography, 3ASocial Studies,3A Economics, 3S English (with Lotus! Yay!!) And 3S Maths! Should be awesome!
 
Luvr of Wabbits and Polar Bears wrote:
Korr_and_Sophie wrote:
Band is usually part of the regular schedule, but many do have extra practise. Some schools divide the classes into grade or instrument (woodwinds, brass, etc). The before school practise is to get everyone together and work on just playing. Class is more to learn the music, tempo and other theory stuff.
Our band teacher didn't do that. Every other day for us a spare :) All we had to do was show up and then we do what ever we wanted.


Classes you have to take here to graduate are:
Grade 10 gym We didn't have to take Gym after 9. It realy wasn't gym as they went out did activities out side the school.
grade 11 science and math We had to have English every year. We need english up to grade 12. You didn't have to take science or math after grade 11.
grade 12 English and social studies. We did History grade 12
You have to take other grade 12 level courses, get a minimum of 100 credits, have the CALM (career and life management) course as well as some other classes that are not set. We didn't have that.
There are a variety of options you can take, but some classes are needed to graduate, while others are more to get the needed credits.

I know some people who had enough credits in grade 11 (mostly due to band classes), but needed the right courses.

Glad I don't have to figure out what classes I need anymore.
You really need 100 credits?????????? WOW That's more than we ever needed.
Most courses are 5 credits. Courses that take half a semester and 3 each. So you only need 20 courses over 6 semesters.
 

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