Don’t know if you noticed but the boss guy from the garage Will works at is the same guy from the IT crowd who they meet in the pub, talk about football with and end up doing a bank robbery job for.
Basically we have “primary” schools and “secondary” schools. Primary schools are for the younger kids, maybe 5/6 or six years old to about 10/11. Then secondary is for the older ones, right up until 16/17. What a lot of schools nowadays do though is they will also act as a college, so kids right up to 18/19 will still study there if they are doing further education. We also call them “years” not “grades” as you do in America. Secondary school starts from year 7 to year 11. Primary school is from year 1 to year 6. You get the picture.
Teacher here. Happy to clarify. Primary School is: Reception (age 4-5) Year 1 (age 5-6) Year 2 (age 6-7) Year 3 (age 7-8) Year 4 (age 8-9) Year 5 (age 9-10) Year 6 (age 10-11) Secondary School (aka High School) is: Year 7 (age 11-12) Year 8 (age 12-13) Year 9 (age 13-14) Year 10 (age 14-15) Year 11 (age 15-16) College / Sixth Form Year 12 (age 16-17) Year 13 (age 17-18) University: 1st Year (age 18-19) 2nd Year (age 19-20) 3rd Year (age 20-21)
21:16 These guys are in the 6th form, years 12 & 13 (ages 16-18) studying their A-levels and the like. Generally though they don't wear uniforms, I didn't at mine. High schools like this are year 7 onwards with the 6th form being an add-on at the same school. They get extra privileges like free periods & pool tables and their own lounge/common-room. 6th forms get their name cos it's the 6th year onwards of high school. Year 7 being the first. Years 6 and below are primary school/kindergarten.
Isn’t it year 8 to 13? Or 1st to 5th year and Primary up till 7? Or is it different in England or just because I went to a catholic school 😂 definitely no pool tables in our school and then that Jamie Oliver twat got the tuck shop taken away, then fizzy drinks and then chips 2 days a week all within 2 months of starting secondary school, my school was crap 😂
@@eirebhoy132don’t know where you live but yeah in England it’s primary school and the last year in primary school is year 6. Year 7 is where we start secondary school that’s what we call it, or high school for another term. And we have 5 years of high school all the way up until year 11 where most leave but if you want to stay for another year you’ll be put into 6 form which you get privileges and you play pool etc just like on in betweeners. Although this might have altered a lil since now kids have to stay at school until 18 but for the most part that’s how it works. That was only 10 years ago for me
@ I live in NI so still technically the uk, seems weird that you seem to have a year less in school compared to here, we also have 6th form (my school didn’t mind) and upper 6th I think not sure because as I say wasn’t an option in my school, here we have nursery school which is optional, then primary from age 4-11 then secondary school from 11-16, then we leave for college or university at 16, my daughter turned 6 this year and is p3 already, never thought the school systems would be so different.
When I went to school, late 70s to 87, we had infants, juniors and then secondary school 1st year to 5th year, then you normally either started work, or went to 6th form, college or uni. Uni
You guys would LOVE Gavin & Stacey. Wholesome British comedy about an English guy and a Welsh girl and their brilliantly funny family and friends. 3 series of pure gold. Please give it a go 🙏 love from the UK x
I think I’ve said this before, but every time it’s paused the facial expression of the character reacting to what just happened is perfect . It’s an underrated part of the show
I couldn’t imagine anything worse than going to ‘prom’. I was definitely the Karl P at school, everyone knew I wouldn’t be interested even if I was invited to things (which was never). I took every opportunity I could to bunk off school and just spent the day at a nearby field near my old house. Play football with any fellow kids also bunking off, those were the days
Well, one of the best if you mean a perfect representation of the 70's/80's "bloke" mentality. There's a reason he's a joke in the show and it's not actually because he's funny. 😆
Those paintings on the wall look great. I especially love the wine glass. It reminds me of those expressionist paintings you'd see in the 1920's. QB knows how to use colours.
Royle family you need to give that a watch you'd both be in touch with the humour especially Jim Love your inbetweeners reactions you elevate how funny it was and still is
Love rewatching this again with yu both. Yeh moving is stressful and being new parents too will take its toll on you's. Anyhow yu both are brill so keep up the good work.
King and Queen Boomer i just want to say that I watch so many of your videos and I think you're both absolutely brilliant! Love watching you both react to British shows! You're a couple of legends. Keep them coming 😊 p.s please react to 'Still Game' when you get chance. Oh and King boomer you're a right clunge!
Loving your reactions to these rewatches. I can see how much you love this show. The king and queen boomer rants and stories are so funny too. Muppet 😎😎
I left secondary school 22 years ago now myself and I've ALWAYS said the only reason I would of ever gone to a school reunion would to be to see what this girl called Hehe Chen made of herself. She was the BRAINIEST person ever and literally never missed a day of school in her entire life and got straight A's in her GCSE's, I literally have no idea what ever happened to her because I don't keep in touch with anyone in my year. But if she didn't go on to become either a scientist or a doctor then she's let herself down in my opinion. Like I suppose I would just about let her off if she became a lawyer or works for the government but like the girl knew EVERYTHING and could of gone on to do anything she was THAT smart!!
Also jay dad is not meant to be offensive btw. It’s supposed to be the British dad that is having a laugh but embarrassing his son and he doesn’t know it but in his mind it’s more banter but doesn’t know how bad he’s being. We’ve all seen someone like jay dad in the uk maybe not as like this but it’s hilarious. Don’t take it too seriously it’s not meant to come across that way lol
Thought I'd point out the reference to Harry Enfield in case you missed it... Will gets called Cholmondley-Warner by the garage owner and later by Wolfie. Mr Cholmondley-Warner is a character in the black and white 1940's style sketches he does with Paul Whitehouse. I know you love those two!
They are in Secondary School which is Year 7 (11-12) up to Year 11 (15-16) and then some High Schools have an optional thing called 'Sixth Form'. It's a 1-3 year thing that you can do to get the qualifications you need to get into College. High School, Sixth Form, College and University are all sepatrate things here. Some High Schools have a Sixth Form, others don't and then there are School that are JUST Sixth Form. I personally did High School and then one year of Sixth Form to be able to get into College
That Danny Moore 12 year old kid here briefly appeared on UK soap Eastenders years later and played a bad boy and was arrested and still in jail. Not sure if he will ever come out, but the character’s dad is on his own and the daughter left for university long time ago.
Tbf I don't think it's that Northwood they were referring to. There's a Northwood near me, too. I think the joke is it's just that every area has an estate or two with a generic name such as "Northwood" that's got a rough reputation. Near me, it's Beechwood.
In the UK, after primary (elementary) school, we go to secondary school (high school) at the age of 11 until we are about 18. So the youngest the kid threatening Simon can be is 11 whilst Simon could be 17 give or take a year as he is in the final two years (which we call sixth-form). Then at 18 you go to uni (college) if you get into one.
Nursery (optional): 0-4/5 Primary/Junior school: 4/5-11 Secondary/Comp/High school: 11-16 Sixth form/College - 16 onwards University - 18 onwards General breakdown of the British school system 👍
High school here is 11-16 but some high schools have a thing called ''Sixth Form'' which is further education after high school sort of like college degrees instead of going to college '16-18'. hope this explains why there's 11 year olds with them lol
On the subject of checking oil levels. Back in the day (almost forty years ago) I was a biker, my mate, also a biker, had a girlfriend who was also a biker. She rode a two cylinder Kawasaki, I believe 350cc, quite a small engine. She rode from Aberdeen to Bristol , just under 500 miles, a long distance for a bike especially a small one. It is imperative to check and top up the oil on such a journey. Like most modern bikes, no dipstick just a small window on the side of the crankcase marked to show maximum and minimum levels for the oil. Thing is, you must put the bike on the centre stand on level ground to get an accurate reading. She was unable to do this and being a feminist wasn’t about to ask some man to help her. Upshot was she ran the poor little engine practically dry of oil and effed it up. It would have cost more than the bike was worth to get a garage to rebuild the engine so the feminist’s bike ended up being rebuilt by her boyfriend in my garage.
Age 5-11 is primary school for 7 years, then 12-18 for high school. You can leave high school after 4 years at aged 16 or stay on for a 5th year or 6th year
Was watching the plane feed at Manchester airport during Storm Darragh and the Ryanair pilots were doing far worse than everybody else, one even gave up and re-routed to Edinburgh.
yeah in England it’s primary school and the last year in primary school is year 6. Year 7 is where we start secondary school that’s what we call it, or high school for another term. And we have 5 years of high school all the way up until year 11 where most leave but if you want to stay for another year you’ll be put into 6 form which you get privileges and you play pool etc just like on in betweeners. Although this might have altered a lil since now kids have to stay at school until 18 but for the most part that’s how it works. That was only 10 years ago for me. I wish I had 6 form looking back, I left school slightly early because I messed around too much so they basically said don’t bother. So I was so lost lost when I left and looking back I should have realise just how important school is
You two gotta watch a British show called 'Miranda' you'll piss yourselves laughing. Miranda Hart wrote it and stars as the main character and she's HILARIOUS. Tom Ellis from Lucifer is a main character too! 💗
The UK doesn't have Middle School, basically. High School (Secondary School in the UK) is ages 11-16. The kid fighting Simon is probably a Year 7, so 11 years old.
13.53 just a fyi to queen boomer..no such thing as "British accents , Britain isn't a country , they're are four countries in the UK alone , , and we all have either Scottish accents, English accents, Welsh accents and Northern Irish accents ..👌
I’m going to keep commenting that you both would really enjoy Gavin & Stacey (3 series, 6 episodes in each and 2 Xmas specials, Xmas special 3 this year and the finale)
When queen boomer hear things in the kitchen i hope its not a ghost in the house just a general noise even with dishes ect as i love king and queen boomer both are awesome people
As this is after the Christmas party, it’s probably about halfway through the year, so it’s 50:50 if Hannah is 15 or 16 She’d be in the 6th form with them in Season 3 if she stayed on to do her A levels.
The kid isn't 9 years old, he's in Year 9 - which would make him 13 or 14 years old. In the British school system the first six years are spent in Primary School. At the end of Year 6 (aged 11) they transfer to Secondary School for Years 7 to 11 (ages 11 - 16). 16 is the end of compulsory education, some kids (like Will etc) stay on for another two years until they are 18. Officially they are in Years 12 and 13 but these years are often confusingly lumped together as "Sixth Form" which is a throwback to an earlier system when the numbering used to start again at one at the beginning of Secondary School. Confused? You're welcome!
32:05 brother I got secondhand embarrassment for you there 😂 he did an oil change for her. He wasn’t showing her that he managed to get the oil to the right level. He was showing her how clear the oil is as it is fresh oil….dude….😂😂😂
Young kids in the UK, only tend to give it the big un if they are somehow connected. Be it through a hard brother, uncle, or someone they know whose connected, or they come from a rough council estate, where everyone knows each other.
The “kid” is 12 or 13, in Australia , we have primary school years 1-6 (age 7-12) then high school years 8-12 (age 13-18). I assume it’s similar in the UK
You seem meant for each other (love and care). In Sweden, we have no dating rituals, unfortunately. A little more of that when I was young (born in 1949), as well as a little more "traditional". Today everything seems so 'flat', everyone is sort of 'the same' and yet everyone is so individual and no one meets with implied (common) rules of the game. Speaking of the "smell", we used to call it "horny fog", because the windows of the car fogged up.
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Gilbert going out the room to laugh is brilliant in this episode 😂👍
No need to apologise for holding up the video. You and Queen Boomer's storys and occassional rants are what makes your channel great.
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Yea if people want to get into the show they can just sign up for E4.. Here for reactions just as much as the show
"He was the prom queen, he was the quarterback of the baseball team". Damn. King Boomer has some credentials.
Those need to be song lyrics
@thadtuiol1717 by Avril lavigne 'he went to 2 proms, what more can I say!?'
Will’s boss at the garage is the actor who played the bank robber in the IT crowd
He was really good as Father Pyrlig in The Last Kingdom
It’s the same kid, Charlie wernham is the actor who plays the benefits kid in harry and Paul and the kid who beats up Simon in inbetweeners.
I'm surprised KB didn't pick up when the Boss called Will "Cholmondley-Warner" now that he's seen most of those Harry Enfield skits too.
Love how she called you prom queen and quarter back of the baseball team 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 love it
Don’t know if you noticed but the boss guy from the garage Will works at is the same guy from the IT crowd who they meet in the pub, talk about football with and end up doing a bank robbery job for.
Basically we have “primary” schools and “secondary” schools. Primary schools are for the younger kids, maybe 5/6 or six years old to about 10/11. Then secondary is for the older ones, right up until 16/17. What a lot of schools nowadays do though is they will also act as a college, so kids right up to 18/19 will still study there if they are doing further education. We also call them “years” not “grades” as you do in America. Secondary school starts from year 7 to year 11. Primary school is from year 1 to year 6. You get the picture.
Even as a Brit this does confuse me a little since I went to a first, middle and high school
Primary is reception to year 6 and finish at 10 or 11 depending on your birthday and high school is till 15 or 16 again depending on birth month
@@h0-0-7where the bloody hell do you live?
Teacher here. Happy to clarify.
Primary School is:
Reception (age 4-5)
Year 1 (age 5-6)
Year 2 (age 6-7)
Year 3 (age 7-8)
Year 4 (age 8-9)
Year 5 (age 9-10)
Year 6 (age 10-11)
Secondary School (aka High School) is:
Year 7 (age 11-12)
Year 8 (age 12-13)
Year 9 (age 13-14)
Year 10 (age 14-15)
Year 11 (age 15-16)
College / Sixth Form
Year 12 (age 16-17)
Year 13 (age 17-18)
University:
1st Year (age 18-19)
2nd Year (age 19-20)
3rd Year (age 20-21)
Unless you were born pre 90s
It was
Primary school
Middle school
Upper school with 6th form for A levels @@ChrisBetton
21:16 These guys are in the 6th form, years 12 & 13 (ages 16-18) studying their A-levels and the like. Generally though they don't wear uniforms, I didn't at mine.
High schools like this are year 7 onwards with the 6th form being an add-on at the same school. They get extra privileges like free periods & pool tables and their own lounge/common-room.
6th forms get their name cos it's the 6th year onwards of high school. Year 7 being the first.
Years 6 and below are primary school/kindergarten.
Isn’t it year 8 to 13? Or 1st to 5th year and Primary up till 7? Or is it different in England or just because I went to a catholic school 😂
definitely no pool tables in our school and then that Jamie Oliver twat got the tuck shop taken away, then fizzy drinks and then chips 2 days a week all within 2 months of starting secondary school, my school was crap 😂
@@eirebhoy132don’t know where you live but yeah in England it’s primary school and the last year in primary school is year 6. Year 7 is where we start secondary school that’s what we call it, or high school for another term. And we have 5 years of high school all the way up until year 11 where most leave but if you want to stay for another year you’ll be put into 6 form which you get privileges and you play pool etc just like on in betweeners. Although this might have altered a lil since now kids have to stay at school until 18 but for the most part that’s how it works. That was only 10 years ago for me
@ I live in NI so still technically the uk, seems weird that you seem to have a year less in school compared to here, we also have 6th form (my school didn’t mind) and upper 6th I think not sure because as I say wasn’t an option in my school, here we have nursery school which is optional, then primary from age 4-11 then secondary school from 11-16, then we leave for college or university at 16, my daughter turned 6 this year and is p3 already, never thought the school systems would be so different.
When I went to school, late 70s to 87, we had infants, juniors and then secondary school 1st year to 5th year, then you normally either started work, or went to 6th form, college or uni. Uni
the garage is pretty accurate. i work in a garage, with a team of five gregg wallace’s. six if i include myself.
😂😂😂
So no work was actual done then 😂😂😂
You little tart 😂
Green Wing!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 You'll both love the wackiness of it and it's already available on TH-cam
You guys would LOVE Gavin & Stacey. Wholesome British comedy about an English guy and a Welsh girl and their brilliantly funny family and friends. 3 series of pure gold. Please give it a go 🙏 love from the UK x
I empathise with Callie: I was unpopular too! And I've never received a valentine's card...
I think I’ve said this before, but every time it’s paused the facial expression of the character reacting to what just happened is perfect . It’s an underrated part of the show
I couldn’t imagine anything worse than going to ‘prom’. I was definitely the Karl P at school, everyone knew I wouldn’t be interested even if I was invited to things (which was never). I took every opportunity I could to bunk off school and just spent the day at a nearby field near my old house. Play football with any fellow kids also bunking off, those were the days
Jays dad is one of the best characters in the show, don’t take his comments to heart lol
Well, one of the best if you mean a perfect representation of the 70's/80's "bloke" mentality. There's a reason he's a joke in the show and it's not actually because he's funny. 😆
@ necron I know loads of people who find him funny okay I don’t need you to tell me he isn’t.
@@Necron00b Sounds like a classic subversive fail. yOu'Re suPpoSed tO dIsLikE hiM
@@xpds5543he’s funny. But in real life he’d be considered an awful man. The inbetweeners makes him funny
@@personperson.7744 that’s the point
“Sniff it to see if she rubbed her fanny on it”
Neil cracks me up 💀😭
Just perfume 😔 🤣
I mean if she thought to do it and he thought to check, match made in heaven.
Those paintings on the wall look great. I especially love the wine glass. It reminds me of those expressionist paintings you'd see in the 1920's. QB knows how to use colours.
Oh no it’s the episode you don’t watch with your family lol
Royle family you need to give that a watch you'd both be in touch with the humour especially Jim
Love your inbetweeners reactions you elevate how funny it was and still is
Queen boomer hasn’t heard kids in England with a scouse or a Geordie accent yet😂
Hopefully she never will.
Love rewatching this again with yu both. Yeh moving is stressful and being new parents too will take its toll on you's. Anyhow yu both are brill so keep up the good work.
High school in the UK is from 11 years old to 16 years old. (And then you can stay until 18 if you want)
This is like my 4th time watching you react to the Inbetweeners and I still fkin love it. U 2 are awesome. X
Thanks Dave!
How the Hell did Wolfie know where to find the party? Will never told him where it was being held.
I'm pretty sure the 12 year old kid actually is the kid from 'The Benefits'.
King and Queen Boomer i just want to say that I watch so many of your videos and I think you're both absolutely brilliant! Love watching you both react to British shows! You're a couple of legends. Keep them coming 😊 p.s please react to 'Still Game' when you get chance.
Oh and King boomer you're a right clunge!
28:17 "Definitely those ones!"
Queen Boomer wasted no time joining in with that 😂
The Queen outing King Boomer as essentially the Stiffler of his High School 😂
Loving your reactions to these rewatches. I can see how much you love this show. The king and queen boomer rants and stories are so funny too. Muppet 😎😎
I left secondary school 22 years ago now myself and I've ALWAYS said the only reason I would of ever gone to a school reunion would to be to see what this girl called Hehe Chen made of herself.
She was the BRAINIEST person ever and literally never missed a day of school in her entire life and got straight A's in her GCSE's, I literally have no idea what ever happened to her because I don't keep in touch with anyone in my year. But if she didn't go on to become either a scientist or a doctor then she's let herself down in my opinion. Like I suppose I would just about let her off if she became a lawyer or works for the government but like the girl knew EVERYTHING and could of gone on to do anything she was THAT smart!!
Also jay dad is not meant to be offensive btw. It’s supposed to be the British dad that is having a laugh but embarrassing his son and he doesn’t know it but in his mind it’s more banter but doesn’t know how bad he’s being. We’ve all seen someone like jay dad in the uk maybe not as like this but it’s hilarious. Don’t take it too seriously it’s not meant to come across that way lol
Yeah. He’s an archetype. Exaggerated and amalgamated. But some of his traits are realistic even if extremefied
Thought I'd point out the reference to Harry Enfield in case you missed it... Will gets called Cholmondley-Warner by the garage owner and later by Wolfie. Mr Cholmondley-Warner is a character in the black and white 1940's style sketches he does with Paul Whitehouse. I know you love those two!
If you like watching kids bullying or getting the better of older kids or adults .. then please check out the series 'Outnumbered'
Yes. You should def watch Outnumbered.
They are in Secondary School which is Year 7 (11-12) up to Year 11 (15-16) and then some High Schools have an optional thing called 'Sixth Form'. It's a 1-3 year thing that you can do to get the qualifications you need to get into College. High School, Sixth Form, College and University are all sepatrate things here. Some High Schools have a Sixth Form, others don't and then there are School that are JUST Sixth Form. I personally did High School and then one year of Sixth Form to be able to get into College
One of my favourite comedies ever. You really should give the Australian series "Housos" a go. Very over the top and probably up your alley.
That Danny Moore 12 year old kid here briefly appeared on UK soap Eastenders years later and played a bad boy and was arrested and still in jail. Not sure if he will ever come out, but the character’s dad is on his own and the daughter left for university long time ago.
This is the best episode.
“Did it smell like Thai food”?? 😂😂😂
This is why she’s our queen!
maybe the best episode imo, might sound a bit like a boomer here but hard to imagine getting away with it today
13:47 I'm so confident I haven't heard Queen swear before 😂
Northwood..😂 I used to work in Northwood at the Mount Vernon hospital, and my great grandmother lived in Northwood…it definitely isn’t “hard” 😂
Tbf I don't think it's that Northwood they were referring to. There's a Northwood near me, too. I think the joke is it's just that every area has an estate or two with a generic name such as "Northwood" that's got a rough reputation. Near me, it's Beechwood.
I didnt know you spoke Spanish is very underrated in this 😂
I can totally picture you as the quarterback on the baseball team. 😂😂
That kid that went off on him. Isn’t he from Bad Education with Jack Whitehall?
In the UK, after primary (elementary) school, we go to secondary school (high school) at the age of 11 until we are about 18. So the youngest the kid threatening Simon can be is 11 whilst Simon could be 17 give or take a year as he is in the final two years (which we call sixth-form). Then at 18 you go to uni (college) if you get into one.
Short arse is the kid in Harry and Paul's "The Benefits" sketches.😅
Jay's dad is brilliant.
"QUARTERBACK IN BASEBALL" 😂😂😂😂😆😅😄
Nursery (optional): 0-4/5
Primary/Junior school: 4/5-11
Secondary/Comp/High school: 11-16
Sixth form/College - 16 onwards
University - 18 onwards
General breakdown of the British school system 👍
High school here is 11-16 but some high schools have a thing called ''Sixth Form'' which is further education after high school sort of like college degrees instead of going to college '16-18'. hope this explains why there's 11 year olds with them lol
Queen Boomer I love Thai food! You almost turned me off it!! 😂
High school is ages 11 to 16
The funniest thing about this Simon situation, is that it was Jay who said it to the kid, to start the whole thing with Simon 😂
the oil level on the dipstick is taught when you are taking lessons here.
On the subject of checking oil levels. Back in the day (almost forty years ago) I was a biker, my mate, also a biker, had a girlfriend who was also a biker. She rode a two cylinder Kawasaki, I believe 350cc, quite a small engine. She rode from Aberdeen to Bristol , just under 500 miles, a long distance for a bike especially a small one. It is imperative to check and top up the oil on such a journey. Like most modern bikes, no dipstick just a small window on the side of the crankcase marked to show maximum and minimum levels for the oil. Thing is, you must put the bike on the centre stand on level ground to get an accurate reading. She was unable to do this and being a feminist wasn’t about to ask some man to help her. Upshot was she ran the poor little engine practically dry of oil and effed it up. It would have cost more than the bike was worth to get a garage to rebuild the engine so the feminist’s bike ended up being rebuilt by her boyfriend in my garage.
That jaguar is so Cool you're parents home must be like Elvisis jungle room 😂😂
Age 5-11 is primary school for 7 years, then 12-18 for high school. You can leave high school after 4 years at aged 16 or stay on for a 5th year or 6th year
I know someone who is exactly like Neil and he is also a co-pilot for RyanAir. Thick as a plank but can "drive planes". I walk these days
Was watching the plane feed at Manchester airport during Storm Darragh and the Ryanair pilots were doing far worse than everybody else, one even gave up and re-routed to Edinburgh.
He may play dumb to you but us is smart away from you
@Lones555 all planes should've been grounded during the storm
@@Lones5550
@@James_Doyle83 I got that, he liked the attention of being a clown. Then he would tell people he flied planes and people looked stunned. :)
I honestly pictured QB being the cool one 😂
Year 7 (which is around 11 years old) up to sixth form (16/17/18 years old) regularly will attend the same school
yeah in England it’s primary school and the last year in primary school is year 6. Year 7 is where we start secondary school that’s what we call it, or high school for another term. And we have 5 years of high school all the way up until year 11 where most leave but if you want to stay for another year you’ll be put into 6 form which you get privileges and you play pool etc just like on in betweeners.
Although this might have altered a lil since now kids have to stay at school until 18 but for the most part that’s how it works. That was only 10 years ago for me. I wish I had 6 form looking back, I left school slightly early because I messed around too much so they basically said don’t bother. So I was so lost lost when I left and looking back I should have realise just how important school is
Here in UK you start secondary school when you're 11. They're in year 12, AKA lower sixth because its the sixth year of secondary school.
You two gotta watch a British show called 'Miranda' you'll piss yourselves laughing. Miranda Hart wrote it and stars as the main character and she's HILARIOUS. Tom Ellis from Lucifer is a main character too! 💗
JAY IS SUCH A DREAMER!!! DELUSIONAL!😵😵😵
The kid who attacks Simon is the same kid actor from the dog sketch
It's nice to see 2 people so obviously in love. YES YOU 2, NOT THE VIDEO.
The UK doesn't have Middle School, basically. High School (Secondary School in the UK) is ages 11-16. The kid fighting Simon is probably a Year 7, so 11 years old.
13.53 just a fyi to queen boomer..no such thing as "British accents , Britain isn't a country , they're are four countries in the UK alone , , and we all have either Scottish accents, English accents, Welsh accents and Northern Irish accents ..👌
I also at school was a nerd who was an athlete ( Sprinting and hurdles) and the third thing to add to my snowball is i was a metalhead / goth kid.
I’m going to keep commenting that you both would really enjoy Gavin & Stacey (3 series, 6 episodes in each and 2 Xmas specials, Xmas special 3 this year and the finale)
It would be quite a shock for them, the only time James Corden was likable.
he's already been watching Gavin and Stacey on Patreon
@TheGrimmCommoner he's still likable
@@TheGrimmCommoner0
For something you'd both like I'd recommend Peter Kaye's Car Share which I think is easily his best work and I like all of it.
3 seasons of The Cleaner you need to watch with Greg Davis as the main character
you usually spend 12 years at school..4 years in primary school, 4 years in middle school and 4 years high school.. 5th form is optional
That short arse kid went on to be on a British soap called hollyoaks
King boomer resumes the video at 6:30 and I’m like shit I forgot this was an inbetweeners reaction
When queen boomer hear things in the kitchen i hope its not a ghost in the house just a general noise even with dishes ect as i love king and queen boomer both are awesome people
Lol yes that is the same little kid
As this is after the Christmas party, it’s probably about halfway through the year, so it’s 50:50 if Hannah is 15 or 16
She’d be in the 6th form with them in Season 3 if she stayed on to do her A levels.
Primary school 6/7-11 years old
High school 11-16
Six form 16-18
University 18+ ( your college)
The kid isn't 9 years old, he's in Year 9 - which would make him 13 or 14 years old. In the British school system the first six years are spent in Primary School. At the end of Year 6 (aged 11) they transfer to Secondary School for Years 7 to 11 (ages 11 - 16). 16 is the end of compulsory education, some kids (like Will etc) stay on for another two years until they are 18. Officially they are in Years 12 and 13 but these years are often confusingly lumped together as "Sixth Form" which is a throwback to an earlier system when the numbering used to start again at one at the beginning of Secondary School. Confused? You're welcome!
Even as an adult, I've never received a Valentine's card/gift my entire life.
Men like valentine's day too
Well I’ve never met a girl so that’s even worse lol. It’s a struggle for us men 😢
I really needed this today🥹
32:05 brother I got secondhand embarrassment for you there 😂 he did an oil change for her. He wasn’t showing her that he managed to get the oil to the right level. He was showing her how clear the oil is as it is fresh oil….dude….😂😂😂
Young kids in the UK, only tend to give it the big un if they are somehow connected. Be it through a hard brother, uncle, or someone they know whose connected, or they come from a rough council estate, where everyone knows each other.
I come from a family of fairgrounds workers and we're all connected to each other and fiercely loyal and protective
@@JohntheLNERP2 just say pikeys
With these young guns they know even if you're the hardest in the school and have no back up, they know they can on average get away with it.
Like those QB
36.04 where she getting the number 9 from?? This is a secondary school 🤣 start at 12
That was the same kid in the benefits kid sketch 👍🏻.
I just love how much queen boomer hates jays dad.
In the thick of it needs a watch its brilliant
Yo King, looking to join you on Patreon, have you been recommended Lee Mack's 'Not Going Out' or Jason Sudeikis's 'Ted Lassos'?
The “kid” is 12 or 13, in Australia , we have primary school years 1-6 (age 7-12) then high school years 8-12 (age 13-18). I assume it’s similar in the UK
One girl posted a card to my house and I opened it and all this glitter went all over the floor, I had to hoover up.... Never found out who it was.
Elite tier comedy
Try a sitcom called still game
he did he doesn't like it
the kid who beats up simon plays mitchell in bad education
You guys should watch cuckoo with Gregg Davies!!!
You seem meant for each other (love and care). In Sweden, we have no dating rituals, unfortunately. A little more of that when I was young (born in 1949), as well as a little more "traditional". Today everything seems so 'flat', everyone is sort of 'the same' and yet everyone is so individual and no one meets with implied (common) rules of the game. Speaking of the "smell", we used to call it "horny fog", because the windows of the car fogged up.
13:34 all year 7’s where like this in British schools, I wasn’t like that but there are some people I can make who where like this
Where I was we had lower, middle and upper but they moved to the two school system cause it was cheaper and they struggled to get teachers lol.