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I'm a little scared I have just applied to college to do my A-Levels and I have been accepted but that means I have to push myself really hard in English and maths or I can't do the subjects I have chosen

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If anyone wants to get updates about when I will be publishing my poems that I am currently working then you can head over to my Instagram. I can't promise consistent updates as this is my last year in high school and I need to focus on my exams bit I will try to update people as much as possible.

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I dont deserve my parents. It was my 16th birthday yesterday and I wasn't expecting to do anything because I knew my dad was busy but him and my mum literally planned a little party for me at an all you can eat restaurant with a few families and their kids and they gave me books for my gift and then today my mum and dad took me to get a suprise ear piercing and I am so grateful for everything they do for me

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Hey, I'm starting year 11 in two weeks, and I was wondering what I need stationary wise.

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@-EJWrites- Thank you x
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-EJWrites-

@Fl0renc3sW1fe I'm not in Y11, but here's what I'd suggest:
            - Notebook: You can write notes for all your subjects in here and use them to help revise.
            - Highlighters: Make key points stand out and maybe use colour code to highlight how much of a certain thing you understand, if yk what I mean
            - Pencil + rubber: Draw diagrams if they help you remember stuff
            - Different coloured pen: Mark nd write answers in. They stand out more
            - Post-it notes: Really good to use in workbooks to write down points, they also stand out.
            
            No idea if you do need all of this, but this is just my list of stuff that hopefully would help :)
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