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To ask what did your school reports say?

52 replies

LeeCallaghan · 03/02/2018 20:44

Were they good or bad?

Mine were usually he is nice but quiet and could work harder

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FissionChips · 03/02/2018 20:44

Stubborn, underachiever, withdrawn.

Thelampshadelady · 03/02/2018 20:45

‘Talks to much’
Nothing has changed tbh.

pallisers · 03/02/2018 20:46

my mum sent them to me about 10 years ago. They were scarily accurate about me - probably more useful to an employer than an interview. "Pallisers produces some of the best work we see but can be let down by her slapdash attitude to presentation etc"

loveisenough · 03/02/2018 20:47

Talks too much

2ndSopranos · 03/02/2018 20:47

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WTFIsThisVirus · 03/02/2018 20:48

Lots of C's, and the general consensus was could get As if I gave a shit :D

PancakeInMaBelly · 03/02/2018 20:50

They were SUPPOSED to be bad, you were supposed to be scared of them!

Not like these days: non statements like "on target" Hmm

Mine always said that I had potential but didn't pay attention

Swearwolf · 03/02/2018 20:50

Mine, age about 8, had under PE: "Swear has worked hard to come to terms with her lack of ability in PE". Up until then it had all been about how graceful I was Sad

pilates · 03/02/2018 20:51

“Could do better” and they were right

ReggaetonLente · 03/02/2018 20:52

Talks too much, doesn’t bother much unless she enjoys the work.

My manager now would probably say the same...

missyB1 · 03/02/2018 20:52

That I needed to wake up and pull my socks up! Oh and one report said I was “aloof” and didn’t have any friends, my mum hotly denied that but unfortunately it was true.

NemoRocksMyWorld · 03/02/2018 20:53

My academic ones were all good. But two years running at primary school I got "nemo would rather read a book" for my PE reports..... They were right!

CrohnicallyEarly · 03/02/2018 20:53

PE: 'Needs to learn how to share the equipment'

I don't even remember having equipment in PE!

Birdshitbridgegotme · 03/02/2018 20:54

Always know when Bird is in....talks too much! I have my reports from when i was 6 yrs old and they didn't change up untill I left school!

UpstartCrow · 03/02/2018 20:54

C+ for most things, straight A's for English & Art. 'Quiet, well behaved, must try harder. '
I think some of my teachers struggled to match my face to the name on the report.

IceBearRocks · 03/02/2018 20:54

Lacks confidence in her own ability

ManyFloralBlouses · 03/02/2018 20:55

Talks too much but tries her best

Tistheseason17 · 03/02/2018 20:56

If Tis wants to pass her German GCSE she will, if she doesn't, she won't (hated pervert teacher)

PE - 1(top) ability F (no effort) tis likes to mess around with her mates but is a talented athlete

Not much change. I'll try at the stuff I enjoy!

My youngest has started to get the same type of report comments and she's 5! Grin

catsarenice · 03/02/2018 21:01

'Cats is a conscientious member of the class' pretty much on every subject page every bloody year 😩

Andrewofgg · 03/02/2018 21:03

OK.

I was 12, and doing well, except that in PE and Games I was useless and idle. The PE teacher taught other subjects, but I was not in his class for them. My father was a retired teacher, because of his health, and knew some of the teachers at my school through Labour/NUT contacts.

So my report was good except that this chap had written He has wasted all his time and too much of mine.

And at the first gym period of the new term he walked into the changing rooms and asked [Name], what did I put on your report? and I repeated it, to uneasy laughter at my expense; uneasy because the other boys knew they should not be hearing this.

And what did your father say?

Chance of a lifetime. I told him. He said you are right, Sir, games are a waste of the time of intelligent children and half-intelligent teachers, and as for you, you should stick to history, he'd heard you were adequate at that.

A moment's silence then laughter, on and on and on, not at all uneasy and entirely at his expense, and he had to join in and pretend he thought it was funny!

TossDaily · 03/02/2018 21:05

'Too easily satisfied with her work.'

Fair enough, tbh. Nowt's changed.

woodlanddreamer · 03/02/2018 21:09

"Not academically inclined". I'd like to shove my masters degree where the sun don't shine Grin

StylishMummy · 03/02/2018 21:10

Very confident and outgoing >> read 'outspoken pain in the arse'

RustyBear · 03/02/2018 21:11

PE: ‘Rusty continues to take a little gentle exercise’

splendidglenda · 03/02/2018 21:12

Talks too much

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