Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. —The refrain of the witches' chant as they await the arrival of Macbeth.
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Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. —The refrain of the witches' chant as they await the arrival of Macbeth.
May be the best place for this, Bob
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NSW Leaving Certificate 1964 compulsory play for English ...we remember:angel::DQuote:
Originally Posted by bob10
OK, let's see how good your memory of the Leaving Certificate is. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hoges
Why were there 28,742 candidates sitting the English paper in 1965 and only 6,895 in 1966?
Did it change names in 1966:)
Yes and no.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOOGER
That still doesn't really explain why there were 22k fewer candidates. Either that or it doesn't explain why there were any candidates at all.
English no longer required?
I did my high schooling at Salisbury State High School in Qld and finished the Senior (6th Form - equivalent to Leaving Certificate) in 1964.
by candle light?:angel::wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
That makes you younger than me. :) I was already at uni in 1964.Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Quite possibly. I was 16 when I finished. I started Uni when I was 18 doing BSc (Tech) at night. One couldn't get an engineering degree doing Uni of NSW at night, only a BSc. I was also going to tech college full time during the day, started Tech the day I turned 17.