hmmmmmm

[Barmi]

well i'm ,expected A's in all subjects (tho I probs won't get an A in all) in total over the 2 years you can achieve 9 GCSES so yeah.

As long as I get through life with a bit of money i really don't care what job I do as long as it's not like sweeping the floors of london etctec

It is worth taking the extra two years to get some A-levels. It's not too bad either, especially if you choose subjects you enjoy.

[JackBuddy]

College is so much better than school. There is more freedom and you get treated like adults.

[Frodo13.]

If your predicted A's and you just finish your education, then it will have been such a waste of time going to school at all.

[:Edzy]

I'd carry on, unless you're prepared to devote half of your life to a company and get promoted and promoted. good luck to you.

[FunerealSerap]

My own PERSONAL opinion;

Stay on. I left school 2 years ago with good GCSE results and so far I've had a 4-month job in Tescos, and am now on my second day of studying for my SVQ Level 2 in Administration, and it's balls. If there's one thing I wish I hadn't done in my life, it would be leaving school. I was so sick and tired of being bullied that I left and now I wish I'd stood my ground and stayed on and got my Highers (A levels) because, albeit someone said "I believe jobs should be based on personality, not grades", that is the exact opposite of the way employers think. You need paper and certificates to do well in life, and simply having good GCSE results isn't good enough.

HOWEVER.

From your point of view now;

If you want to leave school, leave. Sure your parents will be disappointed, but they can't MAKE you do it, it's not their choice. If you feel it'll simply be a waste of your time and energy and just delay you in life, and that you want to get into the big bad world of work and earn money, you do that. I will tell you, it is NOT an easy ride, but it may just pay off in the end. There's always the option of college there too.

Good luck.