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Originally Posted by GepperRankins

or was it 4 5 5? :unsure:

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only the proper fucking glebes got level 4:lol:

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

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Originally Posted by GepperRankins

or was it 4 5 5? :unsure:

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only the proper fucking glebes got level 4:lol:

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i'm talking about primary school. i think i skived the big school ones :dabs:

i got fives on those ones I think, the big school ones were around the time i'd discovered drugs:smilie4:

what the fuck are you kids all talking about :blink:

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

i got fives on those ones I think, the big school ones were around the time i'd discovered drugs:smilie4:

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i've always sucked shit at english though :(

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Originally Posted by barbie

what the fuck are you kids all talking about

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sats

The National Curriculum sets standards of achievement in each subject for pupils aged 5-14. This is tested when they reach the end of each Key Stage. These tests give an indication of how pupils and schools are doing compared with national standards in these subjects.

For most subjects, these standards range from Levels 1 -8. Pupils progress up the levels as they get older and learn more.

• most 7 year olds are expected to achieve Level 2

• most 11 year olds are expected to achieve Level 4

• most 14 year olds are expected to achieve Levels 5 or 6

Your child is compared with his or her age group

The world's gone mad :no:

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

Yeah, well I got level 7 in all three subjects back in the day:snooty:

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Home-school kids get easier exams tho'.

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Originally Posted by manker

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

Yeah, well I got level 7 in all three subjects back in the day:snooty:

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Home-school kids get easier exams tho'.

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hexactly, I would have got all level eight had I been home-schooled:smilie4: