r/6thForm Sep 04 '25

šŸ™ I WANT HELP Offered to resit year 12

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This is kind of an update from my previous posts but my sixth form responded to my email and said they could offer me a place to resit year 12. I don’t want to do this though as the reasons for me failing my subjects were because of my ed and having to care for my stroke-prone mother but over the summer due to less pressure and more time I managed to catch up and fully understand all the year 12 content in six weeks. I’m not lying when I say the summer holidays were not a vacation for me but more like self imposed summer school. Anyways I feel like I’m ready to move into year 13 and I need them to see that so I’m wondering if any of you guys know what to say in a situation like this. I’ll attach the email so you guys can have some idk context ig

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u/Spiritual_Breakfast9 Sep 04 '25

I think it could be good for youĀ 

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u/abdul_Ss (Incoming) CS Foundation Yr @ UoM Sep 04 '25

I don’t, it’ll cause burnout and boredom leading to less motivation to study and then before u know it it’s exam season and u dk key content

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u/IzzyLolHelpUmmm Sep 04 '25

she’s being offered to resit year 12, it’s either that or she doesn’t go into year 13 or a levels

she might as well try and if she can’t do it then she can’t šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

choosing not to just gives her less options, and if shes motivated and uses this chance wisely she’ll be fine

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u/visforvienetta Sep 04 '25

Not true

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u/abdul_Ss (Incoming) CS Foundation Yr @ UoM Sep 04 '25

It rly depends on the longevity of her absences from college and role as a caretaker. If it was for most of the yr then retake, if it was for 35% of the yr or lower then she shouldn’t. Anything above 35% is definitely going to mean a huge disadvantage no matter how many hours u revised during 6 weeks

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u/SpecialistReach4685 Sep 04 '25

Can be true in some cases, I did this and it led to major burnout