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Hmmm, i saw this on habboforum.com so ill do it here
whats ur School schedule?
heres mine
per. 1 = Accelerated reading
per. 2 = Adv. Algebra
per. 3 = Adv. Marching/Concert Band
per. 4 = Adv. Life science
per. 5 = History
per. 6 = English
per. 7 = Teacher Assistant *for a PE teacher*
hmmmm, how does that work??, do you have that schedule from monday to friday??
ur school, monday to friday... why does ur changes :S?
btw, ur not the first payd Vip ;) xD
mine changes everyday since Im in high school
u people have weird schools then #_#
Erm.. i have a Week A and B timetable. Around 14 lessons shared between the 2 weeks, except now I'm going into year 10 it is probably all changed.
Whereabouts do you live? I live in the UK and we have different lessons every day, but I haven't got mine yet because I'm not back at school yet :p
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Notes
*We only have 5 days in the week but we have a day 6 so every week is different. EG (We start on day one and we finish the week on day five so next week we willl be starting on the day we have no done)
*On day 6 we do not have 6 periods its just at the start o the term we start of on a day 6 a which meens we would 5 periods of that day starting from period 1 ,so we would miss out period 5 and the next week we would have a day 6 b which would meen we would start on the the second period and finish on the 6 one.
*Ohhh and to make it that little bit more confusing every tuesday we miss out on first period but insted of having 2 periods there intervul and then one period and lunch then 2 periods and then home we have ( 2 periods in the morning and then lunch and 2 in the after noon)
*Reasons for only basic classes is because ive only just started high school
and you only get like 4 classes that you can choose throught the hole year
the rest are the one you have to have.
*(20minutes in the making)
*Confused yet?
You go to school on Saturdays?
GOD IMAGINE THE HOMEWORK #_#
Im just lucky i live in stable school with no school on saturdays *sigh of relief*