Interesting, i'll post mine as well. Here are my (final) results in my last year of highschool.

Dutch (4): 66%
French (4): 76%
English (2): 77%
German (1): 77%
Math (6): 58%
Physics (3): 63%
Chemistry (2): 67%
Biology (2): 71%
Art history (1): 70%
History (2): 74%
Physical education (2): 63%
Religion (2): 71%
Geography (1): 75%


And a grand overall of 68%. Now when i look at this numbers i serieusly start questioning my choice of studies at uni: i picked the courses i scored my lowest points in ... . Well that happens when you have absolutely no clue what you'll be studying i guess.

Btw: This all just proves that Ox was a way bigger slacker than i was. And that i would have been better off studying some languages, i knew i'm pretty good at them, but didn't realize that with a minimum amount of effort i still scored quite high.

Haha, talking about phys ed., did ya notice how that was my 2nd-best grade? haha

I'll post my results marks as soon as I can be bothered. What I can remember is that archaeology was
ACH 4- 90/90 (A, 100%!)
ACH 5- 78/90 (A/B)
ACH 6 (coursework) 108/120 (A)

I was sure that I failed ACH 4 tho In my coursework tho it was great to prove the teacher wrong "Don't do that you'll get a low mark". Showed him.

Is it true that the continent start language teaching earlier than us, i.e. before high school? it's just that when I have met people that have studied English from the continent (and GF and other ppl on the web) they can speak/type decent English when I struggle to understand spoken French

I had some basic English before I went to "Middelbare school", wich is our second level of education. But that was very basic (I don't believe I learned anything from that). I think most important is that whenever you turn on a tv or radio, there's big chance of hearing English. The computer age has made English even more present in daily life.
And I struggle with spoken French too, even reading it is hard. German goes well for reading short texts, but reading a book in German would be almost impossible for me. But that's mainly because I never took any interest in learning it.