Pasdebourree15

Thank you Marianne! They told us at the start of the auditions that Years 10 and 11 are really difficult years to get into, and that there's very few spaces, if any at all. That was a bit disheartening right from the start, but it's nice to hear that it does happen! (: I'm currently in Year 10, halfway through my GCSE's at an independent school in Britain. I'm from america though... this is my first year here and my first experience with GCSEs. Because I've been in an american system for my previous years, I'm ahead in some subjects. I would love to get in, of course, but auditioning for 6th form instead does seem a whole lot more logical now that I understand how the GCSE system works. What do you think?

I recently auditioned for year 11 at RBS WL... does anyone know the chances of being accepted during that year? We've been told it's a very difficult year to get into, and that they usually don't accept anyone.... I have a friend at Elmhurst who says they haven't taken anyone in for year 11 for a lone time. Is WL similar?

Has anyone heard from the Manchester (SA and years 10 and 11) auditions yet? Also does anyone know the chances of getting in to the Years 10 or 11... I've been told it's very unlikely.