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New School?


Hi guys!

 I have a few pictures of my dog, Síofra to show you:











She's really crazy... she loves the beach and she loves carrots (no, she's not a rabbit)


So you may have noticed the title, and wondered why there are loads of pictures of Síofra when the topic is meant to be about school. Well, I wanted to start of with something more positive and then move onto the more negative topic.

I moved to this island in October and I really like it. Of course I miss the city, but it's hard to not like such natural beauty here.  I miss all my old friends, but things change and I have grown away from some of them. I have to let go and move on. The only one I contact is leaving at the end of the year!

I moved back two years of school, which meant me going back to primary, just because the systems are different. And it's a different language. There was 3,300 students in my old school, and now there are 8. eight. I mean, 8! Seriously, in the whole entire school. The person closest to my age is three years younger than me! I have already learnt everything we are learning, and I don't feel challenged and I don't have to try. I thought you were meant to be challenged at school, but it doesn't feel like that to me!

So let's get to the point: The school I am now talking about is just about to become and old school. When I got in the car after school, my Dad just said "You are moving to the secondary on Monday. I spoke with the headmasters. It's all arranged."
I didn't know what to say! I'm just after skyping an old friend, and she thought it was good and that I would make some friends. I hope she's right!

So right now instead of studying to get back up to the level of school I should be at, I'm writing a post. I couldn't concentrate until I'd done this!

What shouldI do? I've missed more than half the school year. I'm not really sure if I'll be OK, I mean I've forgotten a lot of stuff. Have any of you guys had to suddenly change to a new school, months after th start of the school year? Do any of you know what I should do?

Here's today's quote:

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Sorry for such a negative post, I should be back to myself soon.


Meain Girl- going back to studying xxx


Comments

  1. Anonymous9 February 2017 at 14:01

    Hello! I'm so glad to hear that someone likes my blog, and my pictures for that matter. I just read a little through yours and i fell in love with this little doggie of yours *heart eyes emoji*

    Anyway, I would be more than happy to support each other :)

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  2. Unknown11 February 2017 at 01:23

    Hi! It's filled me me with so much happiness that someone commented *Tears of joy* and no problem, your pictures are goals! Thanks, my dog is actally the craziest pup in the world!

    I'm so glad we can now support each other :) Here, email me at ronicheallaigh@gmail.com so we can find out more about each other. Bye!

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