Well seeing as this is what I’ve been spending most of my time on recently (English Coursework 
), rather than unicycling, I thought I’d share my romeo and juliet essay with anybody that might be interested.
I’m not trying to cheat or anything, but before my teacher marks it as a first draft, is there anything I could improve?
Title: Who is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet?
Who is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet 03.doc (36 KB)
I’m doing superman, ha! 
For english literature?!
Well I dunno about that… 
But now I have to do a whole essay on Victorian Love Poetry in one night 
… but then again I might just miss the deadline and not do it.
Are you feeling alright?
I’m scared
Don’t be, college is fun 
Aren’t you like, 17? What are you doing in college?
You can be in college at 17 with a late birthday.
Born in September, October, or November?
It’s one of my favorite songs.
Ah good, now I just need to find one
Zyllan, whom some of you will know, managed to combine unicycling with Romeo and Juliet. There was a big combined Manchester schools production of R&J, which ran for 5 nights, on a huge specially built set. In the modern trend, this version of R&J was set against a background of some of the Cuban problems of a few decades ago. Zyllan rode the unicycle and juggled fire each evening as part of the show, followed by the cast doing a sort of dance/fight scene. Didn’t ride enough to improve his unicycling much but his Shakespeare knowledge rocketed.
If you havn;t already seen it… get your hands on a copy of teh Baz lerhman R&J film. Its visually and musicly stunning and its pretty faithfull to the text. If you get a chance to see the play for real on stage do take that as well. its a whole differnt game to reading it.
I don’t think I have read it more than once through but I’ve seen the play more times than I remember in a couple of differnt productions i worked on.
Then what is your ‘high school’?
What you go to aged 11-16.
It’s usually called secondary school though… but both are used.
In England and Wales ( scotland is slightly differnt)
3-4 - preschool
4 or 5 - 11 Junior school ( may be split into 1st or infant and middle sections)
11 or 12- 16 high or secondary school
16 is end of compulasary education and most take GCSE exams in 6-10 subjects at 16.
16-19 6th form college (or may be part of a high school) or a college of further education, studying a smaller number of subjects towards a variety of qualifications.
18+ university or college of higher Ed or college of further ed depending on subject and level of study.
Primary school when it’s at home… but they all count 
sorry James, you are quite right. I grew up with a 1st and middle system and forgot about the primary tag.