year 7's / (6th grade equivalents) at our school (the youngest year)
highlights being:
- walking at approx 0.2mph
- screaming while our important exams are on in the hall
- walking on the wrong side of the corridor
- clustering and gathering in the middle of the stairs so no one can pass
- running in swarms of stampedes between classrooms
- hecking practically 60L hiking backpack sized schoolbags which take up half the space capacity of the school
- having no respect towards higher years
- impoliteness
- attitude
darn i'm such a complainer
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highlights being:
- walking at approx 0.2mph
- screaming while our important exams are on in the hall
- walking on the wrong side of the corridor
- clustering and gathering in the middle of the stairs so no one can pass
- running in swarms of stampedes between classrooms
- hecking practically 60L hiking backpack sized schoolbags which take up half the space capacity of the school
- having no respect towards higher years
- impoliteness
- attitude
darn i'm such a complainer
not to be a mean, or offensive but:
first off im not a year 7,, in case you assume anything-
i can understand "walking at approx 0.2mph" that is a STRUGGLE lmao- but upperclassmen/older years also walk very slow- it goes both ways
"having no respect towards higher years"- definitely goes both ways- and ik for many schools in America (im assuming you dont live in the US) generally upperclassmen are rude/mean to underclassmen
as for huge backpacks- i and many others have huge backpacks just for all the work we get..plus the things teachers require (such as binders we never use) so try not to blame anyone for having huge backpacks unless it really is unnecessary bc im sure they don't want a huge backpack and don't have one just to try and piss you off
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also i can give a 30 minute lecture about older/younger kids in my school lol
first off im not a year 7,, in case you assume anything-
i can understand "walking at approx 0.2mph" that is a STRUGGLE lmao- but upperclassmen/older years also walk very slow- it goes both ways
"having no respect towards higher years"- definitely goes both ways- and ik for many schools in America (im assuming you dont live in the US) generally upperclassmen are rude/mean to underclassmen
as for huge backpacks- i and many others have huge backpacks just for all the work we get..plus the things teachers require (such as binders we never use) so try not to blame anyone for having huge backpacks unless it really is unnecessary bc im sure they don't want a huge backpack and don't have one just to try and piss you off
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also i can give a 30 minute lecture about older/younger kids in my school lol
First off, the having no respect is simply due to our age lol, as we're older you'd think the younger people would respect those that had been at the school for 5 years longer, maybe hold a door open for us or something but nope, we get nothing. When were were in y7 we'd respect the higher years, but now we're there, we get nothing. Huge backpacks? Loool year 11s get literally so so much more work than year 7s yet we still cope with smaller bags hmm /shrug. Not that the backpacks seriously annoy me, it's more like a school joke which I tend to forget not the entire earth can relate to xD
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