What do you miss most about school?

school was terrible. BUT COLLEGE was off the hook! Tough moments here and there, but the banter was just brilliant. Im lucky I caught most of it on video

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SecretDuck

19

Getting a new music CD and listen to beautiful appealing music on the way to school, instead of the electronic wannabes which modern music has now.

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user382

17

I did quite enjoy school but always expected being grown up to be so much better.

Was wrong about that.

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34908seikj

2

Maybe it's a bit soon for me, since I literally just finished my GCSEs. However I miss social interaction, I don't miss my friends per se just talking casual to people and hearing others talk around me.

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sunshine774

19

Original post by Black Rose

Do you miss secondary school? What do you miss the most? :moon:

I miss messing around, the jokes and the banter. Some of my friends I haven't seen in a while either. But some pretty funny things happened during my time at secondary school! :tongue:

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sunshine774

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Original post by tinomazibs

school was terrible. BUT COLLEGE was off the hook! Tough moments here and there, but the banter was just brilliant. Im lucky I caught most of it on video

You're lucky you caught it on video! I wish I caught all the banter at school on video- some of it was absolutely hilarious! :biggrin:

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fefssdf

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Original post by 34908seikj

Maybe it's a bit soon for me, since I literally just finished my GCSEs. However I miss social interaction, I don't miss my friends per se just talking casual to people and hearing others talk around me.

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agree cause school is a very sociable place yet the holidays makes you feel so lonely

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sunshine774

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Original post by 34908seikj

Maybe it's a bit soon for me, since I literally just finished my GCSEs. However I miss social interaction, I don't miss my friends per se just talking casual to people and hearing others talk around me.

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Just keep yourself very busy, I am atm (I also finished my GCSE'S a few weeks ago.) It makes the time goes by much more quickly, do something where you can meet new people! I know I would go crazy if I was stuck at home every day!

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CheeseIsVeg

22

the not giving a frick part

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sunshine774

19

Original post by fefssdf

agree cause school is a very sociable place yet the holidays makes you feel so lonely

I also can't stand being so much around my family!

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34908seikj

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Original post by sunshine774

Just keep yourself very busy, I am atm (I also finished my GCSE'S a few weeks ago.) It makes the time goes by much more quickly, do something where you can meet new people! I know I would go crazy if I was stuck at home every day!

Yeah, I know. I don't really give a **** about the people, it was more about the atmosphere.

And staying at home all day, revising is literally what I would choose to do if it was my last day on earth...

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sunshine774

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Original post by 34908seikj

Yeah, I know. I don't really give a **** about the people, it was more about the atmosphere.

And staying at home all day, revising is literally what I would choose to do if it was my last day on earth...

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Oh yeah I know what you mean school did have quite a nice atmosphere. :smile:

Reply 32

izpenguin

15

The amount of free time- getting home at 3:30pm and doing sod all in the evening/weekends/holidays.

Reply 33

Pulse.

18

Hated school. I miss jumping over the gates and exploring London with my two friends. Come to think of it, I think they eventually became drug dealers.

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LavenderBlueSky88

20

The free time. That's it really. I'd hate to be back there.

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jessyjellytot14

17

I miss when my biggest worry was what my judgmental classmates thought about me...

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shinebrighterx

15

Atm, I miss everything. Even the shiz that used to annoy me. Now I'm just stuck at home doing nothing.

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Gatlema

9

I miss the routine/familiarity of being in the same places for years, with the same people. Weird to think that somewhere I went 5 days a week is now closed to me. Miss the teachers who I've got to know quite well and who have had a big influence on my school life.

Also the excitement at the start of every year of getting your new timetable and diary and seeing whose class you were in with. Maybe just that sense of 'it's a new year and new start' every September.

All the form group in-jokes, friendships, arguments from 5 years.

The times when you could use Wikipedia as a source for a crappy 'project' and that was acceptable. :moon:

Feeling busy/like you had a purpose. Having lots of variety in the day.

School trips.

Don't miss annoying chavs, pointless tests, outdoor PE in winter.