I was homeschooled because my dad worked in quite a few places, and a lot of the time we weren't that close to him so we travelled a lot, so it didn't really make sense for us to go to school because of that. Then when he started working from home and we settled down it was in the middle of nowhere, and the only school for kilometres around had an extremely bad reputation so we ust continued home schooling, and now I'm living in England most of the time with a host family so I can go to college there because my parents are no longer capabable of teaching all my subjects at this level.

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5 years then I'm out :)

Cool, how long have you lived in the UK? And how are you finding it? And what county are you living in? :) I moved to the UK last September for college(Hence I am very inactive here). And so far my impression of england is that is is very cold and miserable and the clouds make you feel trapped all the time but the people I've met are nice :) I did Cambridge when I was homeschooling for IGCSEs but at college I'm doing Edexcel now. syl·la·bus ˈsiləbəs/ noun noun: syllabus; plural noun: syllabi; plural noun: syllabuses 1. an outline of the subjects in a course of study or teaching.

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Same, I normally get up at 7 though because college xD

Yes :P

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Hahahaha, lol it's not that bad :P M3 is about the same as M3 shaft :P

Whyyyyy??? I don't like Hysterical Screaming Children...

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I am from spain, and there we have 3 types of police, there are the local police, who don't carry firearms and deal mainly with traffic offences and small crime, they also gather inteligence. Then there are the national police, who do carry guns, and deal with larger crimes in big towns and cities. It includes special anti-riot units. Then there are the guardia civil, who work between towns and are generally the ones who set up roadblocks, which is probably because they are actually not so much a part of the police force as a division of the military. All of these types of police are generally very nice, I have never had a bad experience with teh police, and I was homeschooled, and if I went out into town during school hours they wouldn't even bat an eye, they would actually say hello to me as I went past.

Lol sry, I am not from the UK xD Plz no kill me.

Cool :) Which county are you from?