(22 Feb 2015, 7:15 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote The notable girls in my school - I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole. They're horrible, nasty, wear too much make-up (I know most girls do, but there's a line!) and just generally look like wrecks. Whereas the one I like, she's nice even without make-up. And I don't just like her because she looks nice, she's generally lovely. And I think I didn't do too bad on V-Day.

@Dan - thanks for the advice. But those girls couldn't care less what happen to them. In fact I'm positive that most have had their GCSEs picked for them by the school. I've always been seen as intelligent, but the way my school life has become corrupted has changed my personality drastically, sadly...

I'll echo what Dan said, I know so many people who were incredibly intelligent, but just didn't apply themselves properly in their GCSE years, meaning they ended up with D's and C's (not the end of the world I know) instead of the A's they should have got. 

I also know what you mean by getting targeted (think that was you) etc., I know it's said often but just ignore it, they will eventually get bored trust me. I used to hate going to school, but in Sixth Form everything changes, if you want to do it, most of the people who don't want to be there go, and more importantly your friends will become like a little family to you, I know mine have.

If you get through your GCSE's well, which I'm confident you will do as long as, like Dan said, you work for it, then socially it will get loads better  

Another point, if all 20 of you in your class are sick of them, I'm sure that you could get them moved into a different class? Also, if I understand correctly, are you with them for all your lessons? If so, you'll be setted etc for pretty much everything next year, if your school is like mine, and it should be better