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"My First Day Back..."

Well, I didn't have to go in to school until break time ( 11:00am ) because the newbies ( year 7's ) were being shown around the school by the regulars ( years 8, 9, 10 and 11 ), so that was pretty cool.

After break, I went into Tutorial to fill out my handbook and my homework timetable. Next, Spanish ( YAY! )

The teacher learnt all of our names and luckily, she new me when she came to my old school to give us a bumper languages course, so I am well in with Spanish. Next, lunch!

I played Manhunt with about 5 or 6 mates, and I ended being the person catching everyone else :( , along with one of my other aschemed colleagues.

Then, I went into Maths. After a seating plan, that took about 20 mintes, we got down to some easy work. Well it was easy for me, as I'd been in set 1 of Maths before, but I was "demoted" to set 2 :(

Finally, Music, with the easiest teacher ever! I had an easy lesson of mucking around.

Then, I took a 10 minute walk home with a a mate, whilst talking about Final Fantasy 9.

When I got home, I recieved some bad news that I'd rather not delve into. I was cheered up by the site of Ham Sandwhiches and Choccy Bickies but annoyed by the 3 homeworks I received :(

I got stuck into my homework and finished it at 5:45 ( 40 minutes work! ), had a quick tea, and logged onto the net.

And the rest is history LoL. So, how were your first days? Mine was pretty good as you can tell from reading this.

14. You're two years older than me and I still show more maturity than you do.

First day back was okish, I guess. Seperated from people I know in most things, fairly evil teachers for GCSE courses...oh, and I'm doing my first piece of English coursework in control conditions tomorrow morning. Yay.

Kulgan wrote:

6 lessons a day,
> here in wales we only have 5, start at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 each
> lesson=1hour

When I don't have games I have an extra 2 lessons.

That's 8 lessons a day. Count yourself lucky...

sorry typo 14*

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Kulgan wrote:
> ahhhhhh i beat up some yr 7's and put them in
> bins and ive started
> my GCSE course too...

Pathetic. You're
> 15 or 16 and you go around beating up people who are 11 and 12. What
> does that earn you? What does it give you? Do you get satisfaction
> from it? If you can nswer any of these then I can safely say that
> you're a no good bully.

im 13 and i know them

My first day was good, even better though as im in 6th form, tomorow i go in for one lesson an hour long at 1pm. So i can have i layin on a school day!!

Kulgan wrote:
> ahhhhhh i beat up some yr 7's and put them in bins and ive started
> my GCSE course too...

Pathetic. You're 15 or 16 and you go around beating up people who are 11 and 12. What does that earn you? What does it give you? Do you get satisfaction from it? If you can nswer any of these then I can safely say that you're a no good bully.

Don't bully year 7's!!!

RastaBillySkank wrote:
> You have a very easy school life, Shaun.

Today was my first full
> day back with all the lessons.

Morning I had Geography :-), Maths
> :-| and French :-((

Then break then German :-) and Science :-)
> then lunch. Then English :-)))))) then 2 hours of games.

6 lessons a day, here in wales we only have 5, start at 8:45 and finish at 3:15 each lesson=1hour

SHEEPY wrote:
> DO you feel big and proud? :-P

oooooooo yea, they deserve it they're smaller and chopsier.

any way i got taped to the rugby posts on my firt comp day.