my mom let me choose my own GCSE?
I'm doing BTEC art, media GCSE, GCSE business that triple science GCSE. shes says im not allowed because they are not academic. Apparently, I have to do things like history and Spanish. I hate all the technical and I want to be a designer fashion. + I love designing clothes, even my mother knows but will not let me. but I also could write an article in a major fashion magazine like Vogue, Elle and Grazia. What should I do? I do not think you can go to college without art GCSE fashion. I have a textile. I can do basic math and English, and that.
I remember having this discussion with my father. "I am he had to sign my form of choice of subject, not him, so I did what I wanted. Once signed, he accepted because there is nothing you can do. As the school was, it was my decision if there is no penalty argue with them either. If I were you I would do the things I wanted and I told my mother that I thought was right in the story, but would be more advantageous to you to do the "hands on" history instead of teaching a class then, how she would like to join the SCA with me? The SCA is a medieval recreation society where you can find costumes geeks hang out. Learning to read and play medieval paintings dresses may look good on your application to the design of schools. Costume Search is very academic, her mother may enjoy. You, next to the object through fashion, must find a heck of a lot more interesting than I thought too. Manufacturing your mother's costume is sure to be a sweetener good too! ASC has a system of rewards and those whose arts and sciences are the highest award named "Complacent." If there is a Bay Area in his suit, he may consider Susser of the group and decided that you want to join, to ask if you can be his apprentice. Just be careful to make sure not to leave their participation SCA push your task in your life or your mom will not let you go!
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