Is it my fault?

[beth]

it happens what did you expect, they see each other every day cos of school, if you're not there you're obviously gonna miss out

this basically. just go make new friends with whatever yr doing now.

[Janet Snakehole]

It happens unfortunately, and to quote the cliché, it's just part of growing up. I wouldn't say it's your fault, but if you want to stay in contact with them, I would tell them how you're feeling about it.

Actually couldn't agree more with this. It sucks, it really does. Things happen at school and plans are made and because you're not there anymore it's hard for you to be involved. It's definitely not your fault but if you're really feeling like this then tell them about it, otherwise move on and make new friends. Friend groups don't stay the same way forever.

[Glen Coco]

yes it is

[Gibs960]

Yeah, I agree with Casanova. They have something in common that you unfortunately do not have any more. Although it is pretty stupid!

I don't know if this is anything like your situation but I left primary school recently and I'm still in full-contact with mates that go to different primary schools, maybe instead of just thinking to yourself "they don't wanna see me", text them and say "you busy this weekend?" or something like that. Hope this helped.

[Glen Coco]

Gibs, you're in year 7???