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August 20th, 2009, 06:19 AM
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Hi Cider,
I am afraid I am not:
A Bury lad waiting for his GCSE results was somewhat surprised to learn he'd passed exam board AQA's stringent 'Using Public Transport (Unit 1)' test, which honours those able to "walk to the local bus stop, stand or sit at a bus stop, wait for the arrival of a public bus and sit on the bus and observe through the windows".
Highlights from the actual examination requirements
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/14/bus_test/
It turned out he'd successfully completed the challenge by catching a bus while on a Bury and Rochdale Activity Generation outdoor activities scheme, run by Bury Youth Services. According to the Telegraph, around 300 of his fellow 11 to 15-year-old participants, including some of his mates, were similarly honoured.

GCSE = "General Certificate of Secondary Education".............a national examination you take at around 16y.o.
It is the journalistic "silly season" over here, so you see things like this in our media.
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