UAL Acting Level 3

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Week 6
Review week 

This review really had me on edge like your girl was nervous. All of the above.The sweating profusely,finger twitching and paranoia. I know I was over reacting but when you try hard for that thing you love you want to be a winner at it all the time.
I walked in and was greeted with a smile . "This can go two ways bad or good"


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Here we have the results:

Enrolment:
C13B0482 (UAL Level 3 Performing Arts Yr1: Diploma)
Subject Area:
Acting
Average Attendance
96
Average Punctuality
97
National Target Grade
M
Effort
2 - Good
Current Attainment
M - Merit
1 - Excellent, 2 - Good, 3 - Satisfactory, 4 - Unsatistactory, 5 - Weak
Behaviour
2
Preparation
1
Organisation
1
A strong start to the first half term Danielle. Your focus has been on point and your desire to develop your learning is excellent. Your Blog is informative and well developed , with some nice external touches which reflect an inquisitive and organised approach. Well done and keep this up.
Teacher
Rob Alexander  

Overall my review was pretty good if you ask me.I really provided my conscience wrong. What a great ending to the first term.

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