[joeysteele]

Maths

[smudgie]

English, really loved it.
Science was fun.
Maths was off the ruddy spectrum.

[Jake.]

Didn't mind maths, English was good for me because I loved stuff like creative writing, science was hit and miss

[Livia]

English, without a doubt. I have always been fascinated by science but sadly I am terrible at maths, it's my worst subject, so consequently I couldn't really connect to science as a subject without good maths.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

English, without a doubt. I have always been fascinated by science but sadly I am terrible at maths, it's my worst subject, so consequently I couldn't really connect to science as a subject without good maths.

Same for me really, loved English, liked parts of Science, Biology mainly, hated Maths

Ashley the Poll can't be changed to Public after it's made

[Jessica.]

Science wins, hands down.

[Tom4784]

English>Science>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Maths.

[armand.kay]

I liked maths coz I was really good but I sat next to a hottie in science... I'm torn.

[lostalex]

I'm definitely best at math, but i've always wished i was best at science.

I love science, but i always feel like a child next to people who are good at science. i wish i was good at it, but i always feel like i'm the color blind kid in an art class. Or a deaf kid in a music class. I want to be able to understand it fully, but i always feel 2 steps behind.

[RichardG]

I'd have to go Science > Maths > English, but that's not to say I enjoyed science by any means!! It was just the most bearable out of the three. English I despised but I can't knock it too much because it was so easy, I remember just memorising the chapter summaries of the books I was supposed to read on SparkNotes the night before and ended up walking out with an A*... They gave us the actual books in the exam hall for some reason so I could just flip to the chapter I wanted to talk about based on the summaries then pick out some random lines and use them as quotes. Probably the easiest GCSE for me though the lessons were insanely boring.

[waterhog]

I could not speak English - (just wrote some made poetry) to me maths did not add up and the science was a chemical reaction that did not agree with me.

I flunked at school and I feel like everyone feels after they read my poems. low and depressed.

nice to hear positive comments on here of what you enjoyed. as for the haters - it was bound to happen.

[kirklancaster]

I loved English. loved science, hated maths - thats my 4 in order.

[lostalex]

my english teacher was worthless.

i once was panicked because i put off a book report til the last minute so couldn't read it, so i just made up nonsense made up my own story and reviewed a book i'd never read.

I got a B on it. clearly she hadn't read the book either, she just corrected my grammar.

[Jack_]

Pre-GCSE Maths > English > GCSE Maths >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> being shat on >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Science

With the exception of astronomy I hated Science so ****ing much. Boring, difficult, awful. Although my class was funny and most people just spent lessons talking and doing none of the coursework, so I ended up with two E's

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by waterhog

I could not speak English - (just wrote some made poetry) to me maths did not add up and the science was a chemical reaction that did not agree with me.

I flunked at school and I feel like everyone feels after they read my poems. low and depressed.

nice to hear positive comments on here of what you enjoyed. as for the haters - it was bound to happen.

'HOG DAY AFTERNOON'

I never liked school - not even once
'Cos I wore a Cap with 'D' for Dunce.

My teacher said I'd grow up thick
But now I'm smart and he is sick.

It gives him great consternation
That I'm THE poet of the Tibb generation

I won't leave my mark like Will Shakespeare
But all around Tibb it says: "Hog waz 'ere"

Go Hog, Go - Feckc school.