Young Writers Society

nursery at two churches - one at baptist, one at methodist.

primary was: malvern parish CofE primary school. its alright,
originally built in the victorian time so thats how it looks... didnt
like the uniform at all - summer dress was pink and white checked
and the one my mum made me had big puffy sleeves... :S

secondary: the chase technology college. comprehensive.
navy and gold tie. jumpers. blue/white shirts (i wore a blue
one!). skirt for girls. we never had to wear a blazer fortunately.

now: the chase technology college lower sixth. its great, you
can do stuff like japanese, spanish and latin as well as the
normal languages like french and german...

possible future: im thinkin the most probable uni will be
birmingham as i went there today and ive also stayed there
for a week in december. i can combine french, german and
old english if i want. the library there is one of the best in
the country apparently. other poss choices are: manchester,
bristol, edinburgh, aberystwyth or cardiff but i need to research
into them a bit more...

and NO im not even considering oxbridge... as if i would even
get NEAR the grades...

school site:

http://www.chase.worcs.sch.uk/

can you see the malvern hills? cant see them from my house... im on the
side of one of them!

my sixth form:

http://www.chase.worcs.sch.uk/sixthform ... e_page.htm

ok look at this:

http://www.chase.worcs.sch.uk/sixthform ... _board.htm

Week Ending 14 January 2005 -- this is me and the 3 others in my systems class!!!

sorry... i like showing off my school lol

Well, I went to kindergarten when I was four ... then I went to a R(reception, I know some places call it prep)-12 catholic school, and am still there. We have to wear a uniform. It sucks. I'm in year 10 now, for my last report card I got nothing lower than an A, so I assume I'm doing OK ... and that's really it. I had a clash with some bullies (name calling and harrasment, no fighting, unfortunately. I'm sure I would have come out better in a fight) in year 5, came out worse and have been since then the least popular girl in the year level. In year 7 I started a major war with this guy and nearly obliterated the only friendships I had to protect this girl from the fate I received in year 5 ... I maintain it was worth it. Fortunately I started to learn the clarinet in year 8 and am now in the concert band, which has become my happy place. All the people I like are there. Well, that bully from year 5 plays sax, but he hardly ever shows up anyway and doesn't give me trouble anyone. For the last few years I've had this annoying harrassing person persisting to make me the center of his laughs, I never really stood up for myself but then he started on this fellow clarinet when she majorly stuffed up the sports day football relay and was in tears. I screamed at him to shut up. He said he didn't think he deserved it and wansted me to apologise. I shouted that he bloody well did deserve it you I wasn't going to apologise and he hasn't spoken to me since.

My life!

I did preschool until 4, and when I turned 5 I went to Kindergarten. I had a standard public education through the 12th grade. The college I attend works on the block plan. That is, we take one class for 18 days, have a final on the 18th day and then take that afternoon and the rest of the week of. It's pretty intense, but at this point, I can't imagine doing it any other way.

I didn't go to preschool (I don't know why not)

When I turned 5 I started primary school
When I turned 12 I started high school

Now here I am, 13, in my second year of high school.

I don't go to school, I'm homeschooled. I like it

then your parents, o whoever that teach you are good teachers; you seem very knnowledgeable mas_happy:

i went to preschool since i was 2, k-6 at brookwood forest elementary (public shool), in mountain brook junior high 8th grade, 1 of the youngest in the grade (some 7th graders are older than me) o yeah

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Thanks Darqquon