Earl Haig Secondary School Reviews
100 Princess Ave, North York, Ontario M2N 3R7, Canada
The gym part is super easy. Changing into your gym clothes is practically half your mark, so please do that. You can buy both the shirt and shorts if you’d like, but only the shirt is required. It’s $15. 00 (at least to what I remember) and bring exact change because I lost out on $5. 00 since I brought a 20. Participate in gym and actually try. It might be uncomfortable, awkward, and maybe you’re not comfortable doing a lot of the sports. Just try your best though! The fitness tests are the hardest parts. I’d recommend not during your best until the third and final one, because your fitness will be evaluated on improvement. For the health section, there’s a lot of notes and memorization, but the concepts should have been taught in previous years (depends on your school, I guess). The tests aren’t that easy so you shouldn’t just try to wing it. Gym is easy if you just try and show up to class prepared, so don’t worry too much. Ms. Leung marks pretty hard though. Most students with other teachers got over 90 but literally no one did in her class.
(This is for Grade 10 English) Exam stuff Practice writing essays within a specific timeframe. - Some things we had to write essays about were things such as "Should future English students read Three Day Road? ", and the timeframe that we were given was across 3-4 classes (we were able to prepare an outline beforehand). Skim over the main novels/plays/whatever studied in class when studying for finals. - On my final exam, I had to choose one of two questions to write two paragraphs about: the first paragraph being about a short story that was handed out during the exam, and the second paragraph being about a piece of literature that was studied during the school year. - Read the prompts correctly! A bunch of people (including me) got marks deducted for not reading the writing question correctly. Look for key words, such as 5W+H