Leaving Cert timetable 2008

Lucas10101 · 03-12-2007 9:31pm

Well, obviously it's going to be easier for you seen as you don't have to go through "Traditional" English haul, so I'm glad I didn't have that timetable, I pity the LC'ers from now on in, a falsified easier version.

PurpleFistMixer · 03-12-2007 10:30pm

Why do you pity people if it's easier?

Munya · 05-12-2007 11:13pm

Davidius wrote: »

This is the real reason Irish is still compulsory.

:mad: Irish is great that is the real reason

Munya · 05-12-2007 11:17pm

I hate that English and Chem are on together. No fair!

Davidius · 06-12-2007 7:57pm

Munya wrote: »

:mad: Irish is great that is the real reason

Seriously? They really have to get around to making Physics, Chemistry, Applied Maths and History compulsory then. =/

Providing the timetable holds true for next year then it looks like I'll have friends finishing more than a week before I do.

LayLay · 07-12-2007 2:36pm

I am liking the timetable. Only one exam the first 3 days.

2 on the Monday, Tuesday. One on Wednesday, Thursday and finish with Accounting. Not to bad.

1huge1 · 07-12-2007 9:29pm

Finish on friday the 13th (thas karma for ya...)

finish a week before most of my friends, ill be one of the few out on that friday ah well!!!

enner43 · 08-12-2007 10:35pm

I think its a good idea coz the way it used to be really takes it out of you in the first few days. Although i am a bit jealous that the rest of us had to go through it! These kids wont know what it means to do the REAL Leaving Cert! Ha.

conzy · 08-12-2007 11:20pm

Weekend between Maths Paper 1 and 2 \o/

Applied maths last exam

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pocket aces · 09-12-2007 1:35pm

its alright, but english/chemistry will be annoying tho... finished on the 18th but i have a few days off before that

punk_one82 · 09-12-2007 5:04pm

Finished on the 12th,no full days off.I'm quite happy with that!

failsafe · 09-12-2007 7:07pm

I don't know if anyone would find this useful, but I was making a lc timetable calendar for the zulunotes website, so if anyone want to put the dates in their google calendar in one click feel free to use the calendar I built for it. Just scroll to june 08 and click the + button at the bottom!

1huge1 · 09-12-2007 8:12pm

will do

thanks

kangaroo · 14-12-2007 3:47am

PurpleFistMixer wrote: »

Too late now, the department have read my post and will be acting upon my words any moment now.
And on that note, I think it'd be really great if you could bring your english texts in with you. *wink!*

Not sure how well known it is but for the GCSE English Literature a few years back (and possibly/probably still today) one could bring in one's set texts, including with annotations! Not sure about A levels. But GCSEs are important as most people drop English after that to "specialise".

I always felt it I could have done more useful things with my time (including study some of the other subjects) than learn off English poetry. I didn't bother learning off anything for Irish as just doing pass; it would really have annoyed me if I'd had to learn off Irish poetry (I think we were supposed for the old Inter Cert but wasn't chasing an A in it so don't think I bothered much with that). I think there are more important things in life and the education system should recognise this.

By the way, have seen quite a few letters on the topic of the Leaving Cert timetable in the papers recently.

SRFC90 · 15-12-2007 5:58pm

i've 8 days between my 2nd last and last exam!! french, then engineering on the last day! although it means im doing the full time, gives me plenty of time to study for that!:)

1huge1 · 15-12-2007 8:38pm

SRFC90 wrote: »

i've 8 days between my 2nd last and last exam!! french, then engineering on the last day! although it means im doing the full time, gives me plenty of time to study for that!:)

Really wish mine was like that, really should give you a good chance at doing really well in engineering

Fanatic4Life · 16-12-2007 5:42pm

I don't like French and History being together, otherwise I'm happy enough with it though

That day will destroy me mentally, methinks.

Mars Bar · 16-12-2007 11:39pm

Fanatic4Life wrote: »

I don't like French and History being together, otherwise I'm happy enough with it though That day will destroy me mentally, methinks.

Same as that considering its the only full day I have...and those two subjects are possibly my worst...

SRFC90 · 17-12-2007 11:06pm

1huge1 wrote: »

Really wish mine was like that, really should give you a good chance at doing really well in engineering

true, no excuses for not doing well there.

does mean that from the 1st wednesday to the next, i have 9 exams!!!!!:(:eek::( english 1 n 2, maths 1 n 2, irish 1 n 2, geography, business and french...... not nice at all!!!!! defo no studying been done those nights....... plenty of rest in order!!!!:cool:

Chunky Monkey · 18-12-2007 2:14pm

I'm glad the English papers aren't together this year. The first time I took the exam my hand seized up and I couldn't do the single text question (I worked backwards). I'm not too happy about English and chemistry being together. Dunno about you guys but I got nervous last year and answered every question. That was a lot of writing.

Chunky Monkey · 18-12-2007 2:17pm

Lucas10101 wrote: »

Well, obviously it's going to be easier for you seen as you don't have to go through "Traditional" English haul, so I'm glad I didn't have that timetable, I pity the LC'ers from now on in, a falsified easier version.

It sounds like you're jealous. Don't be so childish and be glad they finally saw sense. If anything, be pissed off that the content in many subjects is getting easier just to make to make the statistics look more favourable. The content of the English exam was a joke last year.

Fibonacci23 · 16-03-2008 6:20pm

PurpleFistMixer wrote: »

UCD. They were never all that organised to begin with, in comparison to Maynooth. (For example, Maynooth apparently put on special advanced classes after the regular *******d lectures...) But UCD is considerably closer, so I just go there. The guy taking over for Dukes seems to be a little confused by the whole thing (for example, not knowing where the arts building is), but so long as he can talk maths it should be alright. I have to admit I don't have high hopes for getting onto the team, but as it's my final year, I'd like to give it a decent try. (Also my parents have been throwing maths books at me.)

Maths *******d! when you say its your final year, have you tried before? I got a letter when i was in fourth year 'cos of my junior cert results (100%

) along with two of my friends, back in 2005-2006 for training days, needless to say, i didn't get very far...

Still brilliant fun!

Fibonacci23 · 17-03-2008 11:04am

punk_one82 wrote: »

Finished on the 12th,no full days off.I'm quite happy with that!

I'm the same, Get them all over and done with in the first 7 days!!

1huge1 · 17-03-2008 2:57pm

Im finished the 13th but have a few half days and one full day off on wednesday the 11th, not too bad at all like.

Thats gonna be a good weekend but it will be funny thinking about all the people who will have to spend it studying

PurpleFistMixer · 17-03-2008 8:53pm

Fibonacci23 wrote: »

Maths *******d! when you say its your final year, have you tried before? I got a letter when i was in fourth year 'cos of my junior cert results (100% ) along with two of my friends, back in 2005-2006 for training days, needless to say, i didn't get very far... Still brilliant fun!

Yeah this is my third year doing it, I got invited back after my JC results in fourth year too.

Chunky Monkey · 17-03-2008 11:19pm

I'd much rather have it spread out, leaves me more time for last mintue cramming, and sleep of course.

blue-army · 18-03-2008 2:22am

Chunky Monkey wrote: »

I'd much rather have it spread out, leaves me more time for last mintue cramming, and sleep of course.

same here....:cool:

Leaving Cert timetable 2008

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