[LemonJam]

Originally Posted by Saph

My school wasn't that bad I guess.. I just felt very unmotivated throughout my whole school experience and I sort of gave up in Year 11 and ended up not doing my best in my GCSEs.

I loved primary school though

interesting fact - i started school in the millennium year and was in each year depending on what year it was (eg year 5 in 2005, year 8 in 2008 etc)

You're 13?!?!

[bbfan1991]

An old building which was in a need of refurbishing and resources e.g. equipment, which ironically happened the year after I left.

I was a swot because I wanted to do well for myself and some people used to get at me calling me names etc, although now some of these people regret messing around.

I believe that people will only learn at School if they want to!

[Munchkins]

Brilliant school, which helped me get amazing grades! loved it, and miss it, (only left in May)

[Redway]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

You're 13?!?!

Year 8 is equivalent to 12/13 years old, so if that was in 2008 she'd be in Year 13 now (17/18).

[Me. I Am Salman]

she's 18

[LemonJam]

oh fail for some reason I thought she meant her age correlated with the year.

nevermind~

[King Gizzard]

always thought she was 93 myself

[Saph]

I'm 58 if you must know. I'm just trying to be down with you kids and all your technology and what not.

[MTVN]

Quite liked both my schools, primary school was tiny and had less than 40 kids in total but that gave it a certain charm, had a couple of bad years in secondary school but got much better in sixth form, easily my favourite 2 years in education

[Me. I Am Salman]

40 kids?

[MTVN]

That numbers actually decreased since I left as well

[Me. I Am Salman]

There were 400 kids at mine but it still felt tiny

[Ammi]

..I think a lot of people feel tiny at school sometimes Salman...

[Ramsay]

A ****hole

[Harry!]

My secondary school building was a fairly modern building built in 2000.