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If you mean 8 of these - I'm a bit surprised given your obvious intelligence !
Certificate of Secondary Education
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The Certificate of Secondary Education (CSE) is the name of a school leaving qualification which was awarded in the period from 1965 to 1987 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
It was introduced to provide an examination for the majority of pupils and was available in addition to GCE O-Levels which were aimed at the more academically-able pupils[1]. There were five pass grades in its grading system ranging from grades 1 to 5 with grade 1 being recognised as equivalent to one O-Level grade C pass or above. Pupils could take a mixture of CSEs and O-levels.
It was replaced along with the O-levels by the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) in 1988.
Yes H the CSE was a "lesser" qualiifcation and the standard was the GCE O level -although TBH I was in the lower set (we all graded those days) for Maths and physics and chemistry so took CSE and if you otained grades 1 and it was O level standard -and tbh they were ok and they were not at all for simple pupils
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It was replaced along with the O-levels by the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) in 1988.
Sir, I stand corrected. I have the stone tablet in front of me now General Certificate of Education July 73In memory of Chris Hyde #8670 -
Yeah st you are definitely a creative brain more than a logical one (no offence).
I was good at maths and science exams, but dreadful at anything vaguely practical.....dreaded art, music and even technical drawing , could'nt visualize 3D !! also a lazy reader so english lit not my favourite0 -
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I distinctly remember my dinosaur paintings being laughed at by several classmatesYeah st you are definitely a creative brain more than a logical one (no offence).
I was good at maths and science exams, but dreadful at anything vaguely practical.....dreaded art, music and even technical drawing , could'nt visualize 3D !! also a lazy reader so english lit not my favourite
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Yeah st you are definitely a creative brain more than a logical one (no offence).
I was good at maths and science exams, but dreadful at anything vaguely practical.....dreaded art, music and even technical drawing , could'nt visualize 3D !! also a lazy reader so english lit not my favourite
ah there you I hated maths and was no good at science -biology ok tech drawing,english and literature ,history and geography -great stuff -these days though a logical mind is important and oveer the years since leaving school I have become more logical in approaching matters.0
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