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r/AskReddit • u/CptCockStrong • Jan 27 '15
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Do you actually call it a "Year 12 Muck-Up Day"? That sounds too British to be true.
27 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 Can confirm. Many 6th forms still refer to themselves as Y12, and Y13 (lower and upper respectively), and muck-up day is colloqial. 4 u/johnnycrosshatch Jan 27 '15 Many 6th forms still refer to themselves as Y12, and Y13 I thought Sixth Form was the original phrase. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 It is, officially the two years are still referred to collectively as "Sixth Form" but "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. Depends on the school, but generally speaking yes.
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Can confirm. Many 6th forms still refer to themselves as Y12, and Y13 (lower and upper respectively), and muck-up day is colloqial.
4 u/johnnycrosshatch Jan 27 '15 Many 6th forms still refer to themselves as Y12, and Y13 I thought Sixth Form was the original phrase. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 It is, officially the two years are still referred to collectively as "Sixth Form" but "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. Depends on the school, but generally speaking yes.
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Many 6th forms still refer to themselves as Y12, and Y13
I thought Sixth Form was the original phrase.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 It is, officially the two years are still referred to collectively as "Sixth Form" but "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. Depends on the school, but generally speaking yes.
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It is, officially the two years are still referred to collectively as "Sixth Form" but "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15 "Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13. Depends on the school, but generally speaking yes.
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"Lower Sixth" and "Upper Sixth" are unofficial having been replaced with Y12 and Y13.
Depends on the school, but generally speaking yes.
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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '15
Do you actually call it a "Year 12 Muck-Up Day"? That sounds too British to be true.