YOUNGEST YEAR 12?

[crayolé]

So Terry Tao was born in Australia, moved to America yet has some sexy british accent?

How does that work :s

[Fyrefly]

My sister's skipped two years... I'm hoping she'll do a three-year VCE, otherwise she'll graduate at 16.

[littlebecc]

I think a girl in year 11 is 15.
Well, she looks it.
P.S i'm 10 years old, i win

[matt123]

lemme just put this out there lol.

in my class ( accelerated class this year ) . the oldest person is 17.
we have 2 15 year olds .. who might be finishing this year
and just like myself . every 1 else is 16 ..

it sucks
because there are 2 15 year olds probz gonna get the best ATAR in school.
and ontop of that
you never feeel ... " good" about yourself .. since everyone else in the class is same age , or younger than you

lol FML

[taiga]

I should've finished high school at 16 -_-. (But because high school in Australia is 6 years, I guess It's okay to graduate at 17.)

Oh and getting accelerated can be tough times. My classmates are -- a little bigger in my perspective, and a little cruel.

Old times. lalala.

if you're cute punch them in the balls and go and hide around their girlfriends and they will protect you.

this trick got me through year 7

[akira88]

You guys must go to major cool ass schools where everyone is Asian/Indian (NOT STEREOTYPICAL AT ALL)

I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17

I'm older than 17...lol
In my opinion I don't like the idea of rushing kids through school. Are their friends their age or their peers? I guess it's not really a big problem in the long run, but just a thought. Ah well, whatever tickles their fancy.

[Hutchoo]

You guys must go to major cool ass schools where everyone is Asian/Indian (NOT STEREOTYPICAL AT ALL)

I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17

I'm older than 17...lol
In my opinion I don't like the idea of rushing kids through school. Are their friends their age or their peers? I guess it's not really a big problem in the long run, but just a thought. Ah well, whatever tickles their fancy.

> = Less than? The notation a > b means that a is greater than b.
We haven't had anyone less than 17 complete year 12.

[taiga]

You guys must go to major cool ass schools where everyone is Asian/Indian (NOT STEREOTYPICAL AT ALL)

I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17

I'm older than 17...lol
In my opinion I don't like the idea of rushing kids through school. Are their friends their age or their peers? I guess it's not really a big problem in the long run, but just a thought. Ah well, whatever tickles their fancy.

> = Less than? The notation a > b means that a is greater than b.
We haven't had anyone less than 17 complete year 12.

contradicted yourself
"I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17"

[_avO]

no >17 means greater than 17

<17 is what you meant

[Hutchoo]

LOL.
FAIL
2HOURSSLEEPFTW

FAIL

You guys must go to major cool ass schools where everyone is Asian/Indian (NOT STEREOTYPICAL AT ALL)

I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17

I'm older than 17...lol
In my opinion I don't like the idea of rushing kids through school. Are their friends their age or their peers? I guess it's not really a big problem in the long run, but just a thought. Ah well, whatever tickles their fancy.

> = Less than? The notation a > b means that a is greater than b.
We haven't had anyone less than 17 complete year 12.

contradicted yourself
"I don't think we've ever had anyone complete VCE that is >17"

TY YOUR SPESH MATH HELPED!!


It's so funny, I use the term >9000 so freely.. Ah facedesk LOL. don't judge me

[Cianyx]

What is this I don't even...

[AzureBlue]

So Terry Tao was born in Australia, moved to America yet has some sexy british accent?
How does that work :s

Because Terry Tao is just awesome.

[TrueTears]

tao is god.

[98.40_for_sure]

tao xu is god.

[Inside Out]

i know this chick who's doing 1/2 subjects and shes in year 9?