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that would ensue during
lunch and the limited
time we would have
for lunchtimes. The
reality is far from this.
-I still can’t get over the
multiple meal options
and they are all delicious!!!
LESSONS:
I expected lots of lessons and yes this
is one expectation that is reality, but
this is necessary given the amount
of information we need to learn. My
primary school lessons started to be
easy for me and now at secondary
school the lessons are more challenging
and stretching.
HOMEWORK:
I was worried about the amount of
homework and that the punishment
for not completing it would be awful
- maybe two hours of detention after
school. The reality is that I get on
average two pieces of homework a day
and each should take less than 30 mins
to complete. Failing to hand in homework
is not a crime either… A friend forgot to
do her maths homework and was simply
asked to get it in the following week!
DETENTION:
We never had ‘detention’ at my lovely
primary school. So that word sent
shivers down my spine. In theory,
detention is only five to twenty
minutes (not hours), although
My school pr
om!
I haven’t tested out that
policy yet and don’t intend
to..!
IN SUMMARY
My experience at
secondary school
has exceeded my
expectations.
Furthermore, in the
future I expect that I will
have a good time there
and learn lots.
THINKING POINT
Have you noticed how the things
we worry about often
don’t actually happen? And wh
at about the perfect
party that’s actually a disappoin
tment? We can never
totally know what lies ahead, so
how about we relax our
breathing and gratefully enjoy
what we have right now?
FUSE
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