Essential support for under 25s
Essential support for under 25s
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Word to that. Add in pot smoking and drinking.
Yup. And bullying, the working and the shiteness of Notley itself.
- Escaping from home
- Having so many laughs with my friends, they were the best
- In regards to my best subject, I'd say food-tech as me and my friends used to steal ingredients from the cupboard each lesson and make cookies
Worst:
- Bullying- was bullied alot in year 8/9. It wasn't so bad in year 10 though although it was still happening, it just didn't affect me so much.
- PE- Omg, I hated this subject so so much. I can't do anything innit right tbh.
- A bomb scare we once had which resulted in all the students waiting on a muddy field for 2 hours in the rain. Gawd.
Bad: Come downs on a monday, other kids, maths, Physics, PE and anything else not mentioned
unless you're just one of the very very lucky ones that are 'cool' enough to not get bullied but aren't bullies.
I loved detention... I think I was naughtier in detentions than I was in the actual lessons. I mean, they can't give you another detention, right?! It got really good when me and my brother used to be in the same detentions every week... at least I had someone to walk home with. :thumb:
sometimes i had slagging matches with some boys on my school coach but thats about it.
but it was a small school so it's easier to pick out victims, then i went to a senior school which is one of the biggest in the county and had no trouble.
I never got detention. I lived out in the sticks so had to get a chartered school bus as there weren't any buses to/from school from where i lived, so if i got detention a teacher had to give me a lift home, and they couldn't be arsed.
secondary school was huge and most people were just on a level pegging with each other.
Worst thing was going.
I absolutly hated it. From year 7-11 I had mostly cover teachers so the teaching was crap. I had alot of trouble makers in my class which made the learning crap. Our HOY was only interested in the top classes and basically ignored the others. And the discipline was a complete joke, you could do anything and not really get in trouble.
Primary school on the other hand I loved, and would do it all over again.
Worst: Maths, school reports, the boredom. the odd few teachers.
Anyway best: the time we got hold of the headmasters stamp. The slutty girls coming out of a vauxhall nova at lunch time saying "you can't tell we're stoned can you?" The first time someone went out with someone from a different year in the school (shock, horror!). Rugby in the mud, even though I was shit. When it was pissing it down and the teacher said "right, we're gonna play badminton today instead." :yippe: Being allowed on the grass in the summer. Looking up rude words in the French dictionarys, and writing "Blow" before the book of Job in the Bible. Learning about bra sizes and tampons from the girls. The canteen pies. My English teacher who help me find what I wanted to do with my life.
Worst: Cross country or orienteering in the rain. Having to wear clothes out of the "dossy dustbin" when you forgot your kit. Underpants being taken out of the "dossy dustbin" and put in your bag or on your head. When you forgot to take your kit out after last time and had to wear it damp with that horrible wet smell. Hockey sticks on cold knuckles. Collective punishments. Music lessons where the teacher never came because she had a play to do, and we had to just copy the biographies of dead composers for an hour.
disagree, but i think people have different views on what bullying is. like when does a practical joke or banter become bullying?
I read knickers and was really confused.
I'm sort of hovering between a negative and positive light, so I wouldn't say so much positive about my childhood (the part I've finished). So the worst things are; sleepless nights and lovesickness, shyness; punishments, homework; beautiful girls, loneliness; stress and performance anxiety.
Anyone know what happened to carpe diem? :rolleyes:
ETA: And The Demon Headmaster
yeh i remember how kickers had either a green or red circle on the sole of the foot.
i never had kickers but i had a pair of pods.
Not really, it was the same at my school. I wasn't popular, I was not a bully nor was I bullied. There were the fights, but those were mostly between kids on the "other side of town" between themselves. There were a couple kids who were made fun of but really only a couple. I went to the same school for 12 years with the same kids and in that time bullying was just not a big thing. It happened, of course, but rarely and not to many people.