• Question: What were your schools/education like?

    Asked by Sophie_North to Ben, Lizzie, Francis, Max, Sian on 12 Mar 2018. This question was also asked by Chris.
    • Photo: Sian Richardson

      Sian Richardson answered on 12 Mar 2018:

      I enjoyed my education. It was a relatively big school, it was bilingual so lessons were taught in Welsh and English. There was a lot of choices when it came to GCSE and A-levels. There wasn’t many clubs or groups outside the classroom and there wasn’t much career development. Which is why I try and do events like this to offer advise to students

    • Photo: Max Jamilly

      Max Jamilly answered on 13 Mar 2018:

      I really liked my school. It was a medium-sized school in north London and I was lucky enough to do lots of sports, trips and societies alongside my schoolwork. I remember all the extracurricular stuff much more than my lessons! The science teaching was mostly very good and it was my teachers in sixth form who inspired me to want to study science at Uni.

    • Photo: Ben Mulhearn

      Ben Mulhearn answered on 14 Mar 2018:

      I was very lucky, and apart from the usual problems everyone might have at school, I cam away with good GCSEs and then I went to a college to do A-Levels. That was really fun.

    • Photo: Francis Man

      Francis Man answered on 14 Mar 2018:

      I enjoyed school, but not as much as I enjoyed university, because then I studied what I was really interested in.
      I went to a relatively small school, it was good to know most people instead of being lost in a huge crowd.

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