How Was Your Day? #3

I've had a good day today. It was my last day of school and it was really good fun! My form teacher and English teacher got us chocolate cake, and i got covered in shaving foam in form time. In 2nd lesson, we got called to the hall and were told off for being too naughty lol and they threatened to cancel our prom, but we all calmed down and for the rest of the day, we were signing each other's shirts and had photos taken. We had a bit of a party in my English lesson as my teacher brought in cake and food, and hats etc. It was good fun!

The year 11's don't have to wear uniform tomorrow, no fair. I don't register in my form and in the room where I go, there is this boy, and he swore blind he wouldn't even get drunk tomorrow night. I bet he doesn't even show up.

Year 11 in my school have journals signed, but not shirts. We had shirts done at the end of year 6.

History and English tomorrow, which means I have to see one thing, blood. I feel sick.

Physics specialist caught me in the corridor and I literally flew through the door; don't think I could have made it clearer that I don't want to speak to him.

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Originally Posted by Kim

The year 11's don't have to wear uniform tomorrow, no fair. I don't register in my form and in the room where I go, there is this boy, and he swore blind he wouldn't even get drunk tomorrow night. I bet he doesn't even show up.

Year 11 in my school have journals signed, but not shirts. We had shirts done at the end of year 6.

History and English tomorrow, which means I have to see one thing, blood. I feel sick.

Physics specialist caught me in the corridor and I literally flew through the door; don't think I could have made it clearer that I don't want to speak to him.

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Why is it unfair that they don't have to wear uniform Kim?? If its their last full day at school prior to exams its fair on them isn't it?? Surely it will be your turn next year then won't it?

Has History and English morphed into Biology then?? Sorry, not being funny or nowt, just wondering where the blood bit comes into it and why you would have to see it......

[/quote]Why is it unfair that they don't have to wear uniform Kim?? If its their last full day at school prior to exams its fair on them isn't it?? Surely it will be your turn next year then won't it?

Has History and English morphed into Biology then?? Sorry, not being funny or nowt, just wondering where the blood bit comes into it and why you would have to see it......[/quote]

It's my last day at school (yay) tomorow, but we don't get to wear no uniform. Stupid headteacher :p

I am also slightly confused about the history and english thing....:o

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Originally Posted by Katie2007

It's my last day at school (yay) tomorow, but we don't get to wear no uniform. Stupid headteacher :p

I am also slightly confused about the history and english thing....:o

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Hope you have a great day - I had to wear uniform on my last day, all those years ago, and got my shirt signed all over aswell as a journal. Don't know where either are now though unfortunately.

Im soo glad that i wasnt the only one........

Haven't written on here for a while....

Have had a splendid day....the weather has been lovely here...so taught as much as possible outside in order to work on the ol tan...:lol: Another reason being my classroom was like a bloomin' oven. Think the heat had affected the children as one minute we were discussing the sunflowers we'd just planted, this moved on to a discussion about eating snails and then to eating kangeroo's testicles :eek: (Im a Celeb has alot to answer for)!!!

After school took my drama group (bascially most of the year six children) for two hours to work on my 'unique' production of Grease! Went better than I thought...though my Danny and Sandy having had a major fall out on Tuesday, are still refusing point blank to talk to each other, unless its scripted! :rolleyes: lol

Roll on the weekend and watch out N'castle....I'm a coming!!!!:lol:

If it was me that wasn't wearing the uniform, it might make the 12/13 ish year olds that won't leave me alone back off a bit. The school don't care what they do, because it's difficult when the students are in different years.

In History there's this boy who has a really bad black eye, and it's actually bleeding. I fell backwards when I saw it on Wednesday, and the stories I heard of just after it happened were far worse.

In English we're watching Frankenstein, and there was a brain being carried in bare hands, and they must have used a watermelon or something like that for a sound effect when a brain was being sliced, eww.

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Originally Posted by Kim

If it was me that wasn't wearing the uniform, it might make the 12/13 ish year olds that won't leave me alone back off a bit. The school don't care what they do, because it's difficult when the students are in different years.

In History there's this boy who has a really bad black eye, and it's actually bleeding. I fell backwards when I saw it on Wednesday, and the stories I heard of just after it happened were far worse.

In English we're watching Frankenstein, and there was a brain being carried in bare hands, and they must have used a watermelon or something like that for a sound effect when a brain was being sliced, eww.

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Being in different years really shouldn't make a difference to school policies on whether or not someone is being bullied or mistreated or whatever. And tbh, I doubt not wearing a uniform would really make them back off that much would it??

Oh right - now the History and English bit makes sense.....thanks for clarifying - it was confusing me and would have bugged me for ages otherwise....

I don't know, but I think they think I'm in their year, or something. Anything's worth a shot to get rid of them.

I have paracetomols in my bag incase. I'm hoping that boy's not in or something, because the boy that sits by me wasn't in, so I sat sideways instead of having to look at the blood.