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In England that'd be Y11 Phil ....dunno about oher Country's though!Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
Glad this was'nt you at my first School though - Y11's and 7 would never mix at all under any circumstances (or even wanna b seen 2 yards near each other) or the Y11 Show 7s who was boss/detest them lol :D
No, I was 'thick' (dyslexic) and didn't kiss backside.
Does class clown count?
Would guess so ... applies to me too in a way m8!!Quote:
Originally Posted by e5
I was a monitor in sixth form (think most schools call it a prefect)
I think half out of my education years, I became a class rep or assistant. I had once become the batch leader but that was just for a small period. I always have a leadership skill but not for a very huge crowds.
Oh wow, reading this thread made me remember so much from school.
In year 5 we would go to one of the local primary schools and be allocated a buddy, that way when we moved into year 6 and they moved into year 3 we could help them! They would also come to our school for the day and hang around with us too. I was really lucky, I asked to go to the primary school I never went to so I could meet new people and then on the day of the other school trip (the one I'd been to between 4-7) there was an illness/shortage so I got to go to that one too! I had two buddies which was fun and weirdly enough one of my best mates was cousins with one of my buddies too.
In year 7 we had a boy and a girl from each form get nominated to be part of the council thing - at the time I was extremely shy, I only really spoke to this guy called Steven (we were the closest and best friends possible, people obviously thought we were off out) so of course they nominated me and him for the council thing. People asked to be it back then, but I never did but everyone wanted me to be it for some reason. We got to go to meetings it was fun.
In year 9-10 I was in the running to be Gala Queen at my town's annual gala. It involved an interview and I apparently was the runner up from it, so if the other person didn't want to do it or couldn't then I would have been it.
I also held the most improved in PE/Sport for a year then came 3rd the year after because of my work in volleyball and rounders.
In year 11 I was a Peer Mentor - it was a club that ran at lunch times whereby new year 7 pupils could come for fun and games, homework help and so on. We had to decide who did which mentoring session, I think there were about 12 of us, and of course I got to be with the guy Steven and his twin brother Robert lmao.
In school i was Secretary for student council. And also when i played sports in high school i was a captain for my volleyball and basketball team. I guess that kinda counts too hahah
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