So this is my first post, and I saw this challenge going around a lot, and it seemed interesting so I'm gonna do this.
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I live in Australia.
And, here we have to get through two levels of school before attending University. These levels are primary and secondary or basically elementary school (Kindy - Year 6) and high school (Year 7 - Year 12).
I'm currently a high schooler btw (for those of u who care lol).
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Primary school is where we learn the basic skills. Writing. Reading. Speaking. And basically that's it. I guess we also get used to the idea of studying and going to school. In primary school we usually have no care in the world because we haven't yet discovered the world of high school. Also canteen food is delicious.
Some good schools (like mine was) have special programs for kids who are smarter than the rest, so that their talent doesn't die amongst the others, and so that they can make full use of their intelligence and stuff. I liked the program in my school, cause I think only two schools in our state (or something like that idk) with the program, and it basically taught you year 10 stuff in year 4 (or 5 and 6 if you ed in later like me lol). So that was pretty cool, and honestly I liked that more than high school studies. It just challenged me more.
Anyways, I got sidetracked there, but moving on... We have the horrifying world of... None other than!!!
HIGH SCHOOL!!! - save me plez
Anyways high school is where studies are supposed to get hard. It's where the competition begins (at least in good schools unlike mine anyways). This is where you are to get more extensive knowledge of subjects and kiss your innocent and pure minds goodbye, because things are about to get dirty...
Bullying happens, most of the times but hey maybe my school just really sucks. Anyways good high schools should offer you many opportunities to experience different things in life, may it be the opportunity to be an exchange student or to attend national-level comps and have guest speakers come in from time to time who aren't just from the local hospital. And, most importantly you are supposed to choose your path in Year 10 that you will follow in Years 11 and 12. This may be a TAFE path (which is for people who weren't paying attention to their academic stats) which can help you get a job quicker I think, and the ATAR path which is basically if you wanna go to university. That's basically all. Also at my high school we have 5 periods in one school day, so whenever I hear people say "omg what do I have for eighth period?" in movies it sounds so tedious. Like does school go on longer for people in the USA?
If yes please be sure to tell me lol. I've always wondered.
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FINAL THOUGHTS
So basically I think somewhere in there my entire blog just became more like me ranting about my stupid high school. Anyways I'm sure there are many schools out there that don't suck as much as my high school. Like Perth Modern School which is like my dream school and also the best school in maybe the entire state of WA (which is the largest state in Australia). But anyways I did the best I could at limiting my sarcasm and trying to get this post out.
Who thought that my first post on the studying amino would be so fiery lol
Anyways thanks for sticking this long if you made it. Arigatou and peace out :v:
Comments (4)
woah, I wanted to go to Perth Mod too.
why do I get a feeling you're right around the corner :eyes:
Really? That's cool! Perth Mod is such a good school am I right? Lol thanks for sharing your thoughts^^
(footnote: I might be right around the corner lol :joy: )
Reply to: senpaissi
oof im scared now ;-;
just sayin, i have the cops on hold. u better not rock up at my house...or ELSE I’ll have no choice but to unleash my water pistol —-> :gun:
Reply to: 𝓅𝓇𝒾
Lol rest assured I'm probably too busy learning Japanese to do that :joy: :joy: