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Sean wrote:Last day of summer

Don't most NI schools start today?

Might just hit the pool now, see guys later.

Moorzy2911 wrote:

Sean wrote:Last day of summer

Don't most NI schools start today?

First years.

Uniform shopping today

Same Bent

Burytilidie wrote:Harrad saying it is a dream move to move to Bury.

Where did Mozika go?

Sean wrote:Same Bent

Fucking hate it, full of kids, trying on jumpers and trousers for hours, so fucking annoying

Sean wrote:Same Bent

You have to wear a uniform for college?

I can remember uniform shopping, hated it.

My last year of it now though

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

Sean wrote:Same Bent

You have to wear a uniform for college?

Yep.

Sean wrote:

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

Sean wrote:Same Bent

You have to wear a uniform for college?

Yep.

Unlucky, I would hate that.

Last year for me too!

This year will go so quick, then I'll be able to drive. :thud:

Sean wrote:

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

Sean wrote:Same Bent

You have to wear a uniform for college?

Yep.

I see. We do not. I am not sure what to think of it tbh.



The one think I hate is calling the teachers by their first names, sounds really unprofessional imo.

I dont really go to college, just stay in the same school for GCSE's and A Levels.

I didnt know you guys got to wear your own clothes, unfair!

Year 10 went quick and 11 is even shorter, with prom and going on activites week and shit. Not too bothered about going back now because I know what to expect of the lessons I've taken so I know whats going to be easy ect..

Sean wrote:I dont really go to college, just stay in the same school for GCSE's and A Levels.

I didnt know you guys got to wear your own clothes, unfair!

Yeah that's what I'm doing, a Six Form college is usually the same school in England.

I was strongly considering sixth form, you know the people, the teachers, easy access and so on. But I opted for a Catholic College

ClarkY wrote:I was strongly considering sixth form, you know the people, the teachers, easy access and so on. But I opted for a Catholic College

Lux wrote:

ClarkY wrote:I was strongly considering sixth form, you know the people, the teachers, easy access and so on. But I opted for a Catholic College

I know it sounds bad, and for some things it is (Spiritual Journey) but when you get there, you realize, the place has 0 Catholics

We're saving 9Million on wages from now till January, so hopefully we have that to spend!

My school's a Catholic school, we have a chapel in the school.

Sean wrote:My school's a Catholic school, we have a chapel in the school.

My school's a Jewish school.

My old school was a Muslim school. No lie.

I go back on Wednesday and I think I'm the only person who didn't go to pick up my results, so I get mine on the first day back, in front of everyone

The majority of primary schools have a religious background, in fact, legally, you have to allow for worship time at some point during the school day. I think it's disgusting personally.

Dan wrote:The majority of primary schools have a religious background, in fact, legally, you have to allow for worship time at some point during the school day. I think it's disgusting personally.

I have to agree with you here, 70% of the school got to miss lessons, to pray, and have special requirements, whilst those who are non-religious, get nothing.

ClarkY wrote:

Dan wrote:The majority of primary schools have a religious background, in fact, legally, you have to allow for worship time at some point during the school day. I think it's disgusting personally.

I have to agree with you here, 70% of the school got to miss lessons, to pray, and have special requirements, whilst those who are non-religious, get nothing.

Nah, I agree with that. It's their beliefs.

My problem is, 4 year olds being forced to pray.

Dan wrote:The majority of primary schools have a religious background, in fact, legally, you have to allow for worship time at some point during the school day. I think it's disgusting personally.

I kind of agree, people shouldnt be forced into it. If people want their school to include worship time, there should be school specifically for that.

Dan wrote:

ClarkY wrote:

Dan wrote:The majority of primary schools have a religious background, in fact, legally, you have to allow for worship time at some point during the school day. I think it's disgusting personally.

I have to agree with you here, 70% of the school got to miss lessons, to pray, and have special requirements, whilst those who are non-religious, get nothing.

Nah, I agree with that. It's their beliefs.

My problem is, 4 year olds being forced to pray.

Oh, well yeah, that as well, it is pretty strange.