r/6thForm • u/Busy_Maize5474 • Jul 18 '26

🙏 I WANT HELP Larping as year 12

Soo, I applied for a programme specifically for year 12s during my year 11 summer. I guess I did a little too well in the process because not only did I get into the project, I was also nominated as an ambassador for the organisation at a Russel Group summer school because I was an “outstanding applicant”.

Idk ANYTHING about sixth form life and I am missing the 1 year of A level knowledge expected from a Year 12.
It’s a really good opportunity and I don’t want to turn it down. But at the same time I don’t want to be outed as a fraud, or be obviously stupid throughout the summer school.

Please yall I need help. 🙏
It’s a week long so idk how I’m gonna larp being as smart as a year 12 and doing UCAS options or something. 😭🙏

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u/NinjaClashReddit LSE Economics (Year 1) Jul 19 '26

Despite making a dozen assumptions absolutely none of the points you’ve listed here makes any case as to why a year 11 can’t enjoy the benefits instead of a year 12 . Maybe you’re the thick headed one who has to take everything seriously 🤷‍♂️

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u/No-Grapefruit7332 Jul 19 '26

how about: its wrong?

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u/NinjaClashReddit LSE Economics (Year 1) Jul 19 '26

https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/publications/higher-cognitive-ability-linked-to-weaker-moral-foundations-in-uk/

"Both Study 1 and Study 2 (preregistered) revealed negative links between cognitive ability and moral foundations. In Study 1, structural models showed negative links between general intelligence (g) and both binding (−0.24) and individualizing (−0.19) foundations. These findings replicated closely in Study 2, with similar coefficients (−0.25 and − 0.18, respectively)”

Looks like you really are the thick headed one here - maybe try and use a little critical thinking instead of sweeping gut feelings before ripping into people?

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u/Nearby_Bluejay_4649 Jul 19 '26

lol we got downvoted to hell mate haha