Bear becomes Sarah-post from the tween herself

Secondary School

Hi. I'm Sarah, but Mother calls me Bear. I go to Worle Community School, and trust me, it's full of surprises

From evil teachers to love songs about classmates, Worle has a LOT of twists and turns. It begins at home, when Mother comes into the room shouting
"Get up! Time for School!"
"But Mum!" No matter how hard I fight against going to the dread that is School, Mum always wins. After being dropped off, I walk past the gate, still half asleep. Approaching my Tutor Group, I try waking myself up by singing in my head-most of the time I just drift off and think about lolling around at home, but soon I'm woken again by my friend Taydra, yelling
"Sarah! Over here!" I run, knowing the bell for Tutor Group time will go off at anytime. After it goes off, my Tutor Mr Tong walks outside, letting us into the class. It's not the biggest Tutor Base in the School (I think the Science and Maths rooms are bigger) but then again, it's not that small. Not as small as the MFL (Modern Foreign Languages) room. I usually just grab the seat nearest to Taydra, like friends do.

Lessons. The most boring (and important) part of School is lessons. Some lessons are unusual, nothing you'd ever find at Primary
School. (Well it depends which School you're on about) There's stuff like DT and Music. And for some odd reason, Citizenship. (I might be the only one in my Tutor who knows what that is without an explanation) THEN you have what every Secondary School has. Evil Teachers. Mr Titley (lol) the Science teacher said to us (on FIRST day!)
"Alright, silence, single file line. NOW" then, to make things worse, I whispered something to Taydra on the way in, Mr Titley heard this and roared
"SILENCE!" That's not it. My PE teacher made us change into our uniforms in under 4 minutes, (Which took 3 GOES!) then it turned out no PE, just information on kits and filling in our planners. There are loads more, IT teacher called me an ignorant brat, and after I broke a uniform rule (Shirt tucked into trousers-tried to hide it but got told off after being caught.) I really was scared. Geography teacher says we're all a pain in the ass, and when one back chatted to her in a test, she said
"Don't be a smart arse." Scary.

Break and Lunch-favourite part of the day. I mainly have a packed lunch, but the food at Cafe Willow is immense! Delicious sausages, mouth-watering brownies, delectable baguettes and even slushies! To make things better, I remember my best friend from year 2 Rosie (she left) is at that school! We met again at the Cafe, it was great! Not being biased! The packed lunch room is ace too! There's a TV (All it shows is the music channel-awesome because I remember when it played The Boy is Mine, Toxic and Don't Cha) and a Ping Pong table! Me and Taydra played against Sean and Kieran, two boys from my Primary School (I admit I had a little crush on Sean) and we lost 1-5. Buggar. There's also an outside part with benches, an arena-like floor, a model of a WWII Anderson Shelter and a graffiti smiley face with sunglasses on the wall. The dumb boys try to get in the Anderson Shelter, there's only one entrance, not that blocked-maybe cause it's blocked with a shoddy shovel- and they're always trying to 1) get inside, or 2) eat on top of it without getting into trouble. There's also an ant colony that's managed to eat their way threw a rotten apple and sandwich. Ew.

My friends are cool. At lunch Kiera's always offering grapes, and one time Libby offered our group Bacon Rashers. Everyone took one, not wanting to look like a freak, I accepted one to try. Nice, but horrible aftertaste. Most of the girls in the group are from my Primary School, so it's obvious we're friends. The only ones in the group that I didn't know before were Taydra and Bethan, two girls I never expected to be friends with, as on inspection day Taydra and I never talked, and all Bethan asked me was
"Can I borrow your pen?" (We sat next to each other in History, bur she was quiet) Oh well, they're awesome. The girls from my Primary School are Molly, Kiera, Emily, Libby and Megan. Then I've just mentioned Taydra and Bethan.

Of course, like at all Secondary School, their are the stupid teenage boys. In year 5, there was a guy in my class, (really he was in the other year 5 class) called Gabriel. (Or Gabi for short) And he was a complete douche. He got expelled and then sent to an anger management school. Gabi is at Worle, whenever he passes Kiera he calls her a midget. Probaly the reason I told Kiera to keep her head down whenever he passes.

Finally, time to talk relationships, and in 7PN, (my Tutor Group) there's love in the air. Especially that whenever we're in music, Miss Mac sings a love song about the 7PN couples. So far only two (Majenta+Jordan and Laura+Scott) but I have a crush-on TWO boys! (Is that bad?) Ryan Thomas...and Sam whatever-his-last-name-is. Ryan's funny and Sam's cute-he has the same hair as the Sam from Glee! Kiera, she either has a crush on Liam or Jarom. Taydra loves Jordan (Not Majenta's boyfriend, Jordan from another Tutor Group) and I just don't see how he's cute! (At that point, Tay's giving me the 'are you serious?' eyes)

Despite some catastrophes -such as Libby losing an earring and me getting scared by fiersome teachers-Worle's a fantastic School. Though my sister Vix, who went to Priory, can't believe I'm what, according to her, a 'Worle Sket.' It's amazing to have great teachers, and lessons in the performing arts. The best thing is having incredible friends. I was shy in Primary School, so I didn't have that many friends, but I'm better now, with seven amazing friends-five of whom I already knew. I know that Secondary School will be great, though in my five-year journey, they'll be bumps and bruises, I've got a whole experience to look forward to. That's what School's truly about.