But but but, you're still younger than me, and I'm the year level below you!

In WA, Year 12 is for those who turn 17 that year.

WFMB: Finally went to the new Reading cinemas, pretty sure it's the only one in Newcastle (that I know of). Went and saw the new Pirates and their big ass fucking screen and seats in 3D.

Fucking awesome.

Pretty awesome aye. Also noticed that there is a Nandos outlet below it outside which made me think of someone off here :p

Is Pirates 4 any good?

They show porn in cinemas now? 8-[

Clearly.

WFMB: Team had a good game today :D would've won if it wasn't for that stupid referee though! Draw was still fine though, good to not have the parents bitching at me for once.

:shock: hmm, 1994 and yr 12, 95 and yr 10.

Our education system is a bit screwed.

Your system is fucked cause you don't have a year 13 like us :D . Over here only people who are born at the very very start of 94 would be finishing this year.

nah, its screwed cause the entry age is different in every single state.

That's just weird. Why don't they just have one for the whole country?

because the job of organising education was given to the states, but the federal governmnet still takes it upon themselves to give extra funding to private schools.

Because the states wouldn't want that, and they run their own education systems. Similar to how Canberra schools have one standardising test in Year 12 and Queanbeyan has another. So stupid.

precisly, but considering the current parliament (not just the government) i dont think i want a standardised federal education system. They already did a pretty bad job of the curriculum.

There are some things I think should be taught in every state regardless (Australian history, a compulsory second language until Yr 10, a standardised English curriculum, etc), but even just standardising the final test format would be better than what we have. The HSC is a joke and only leads to kids freaking out about poor performances. A system like what the ACT (and Queesnland if I remember correctly) have is far more equitable and stress free.

The first one is fine, its just act education introduced that one year, so i decided to do it in yr 9, and get it out of the way, then the federal stuff came in and we had to do it again. I think were techinically breaking the rules as the people who have already dont it are doing a different subject

The latter i aslo diagree with. We has compulsory lanuguages in yr 7, and no one got any of thier work done because half the class didnt want to be their and spent most of their time trashing the room.

+1. Great TV Show.

WFMB: $21 in tips last night.

WFMB: Mad night last night (for the most part)

WFMB: I is still alive :)

WFMB: New football boots. :D Mercurial Victories in Blue

WMFB: 6-1 win to give us 3 wins from 3 \:d/

Y U NO KEEP CLEAN SHEET! [-x

im sorry :( i probably should have done better for their goal came, off my line too late, but i did get an assist.

WFMB: Going to tavern for dinner.

WFMB:

WFMB: My Dad, who plays Masters for my old club, played all-age for my old team on the weekend.

Double post.

Edited by dale1878: 22/5/2011 01:49:53 PM

WFMB: Being 2 points away from 1st place, especially after a horrible start to the season so to be this close is nothing short of a miracle.
WAFMB: Home made lasagna.

WFMB: Back from holiday.
WAFMB: Got my Irish passport in the mail while I was away, funny thing is though I didn't just get my own passport but some other Irish bloke's old passport that had expired, I've never met the man in my life :lol: :? Typically Irish I suppose.