Well, the holidays enevitably had to come to an end. And they have. We are now all back in that pointless hole they lock us up in for 95% of the year.Rachel's started at Clarence this year. The twins are in grade 5 and I am in grade 9. I don't much like grade nine so far. It's, like, in the middle. No-one really cares about us cause we're not babies, but neither are we grown-up enough to be useful grade 10s.
I also don't like garde nine cause its so confusing! With all the different subjects and for every different subject you have different kids in your class and argh! it's so frustraring!
I actually like the subjects I've got -
- Top maths
- Top science
- English
- Sose
- Design Enterprises (where we get to make cool stuff and then sell it at salamanca and keep the money!)
- Movie Making
- Sport
My teachers are mostly good too. The only bad teacher i've got is Mr Hird and he's hopeless. I've got him for maths so I'm gaurenteed not to learn anything in maths all year. Get this - he was a computer techy before he became a teacher. He was a dud at that too - my Mum was his boss! And she was, like, only just out of uni! Lol! And he isn't any better at teaching than he was at computing. So maths is offisially my grade nine bludge subject :-)
Don't count on the bludge, Maths in grade nine was hard work when I was doing it. I always thought that a bludge subject was something like art or home economics where little thought or homework was involved.
ReplyDeleteyeah, thats what maths with Mr Hird is like. But this could be a problem, as I need to learn stuff if I want to get into super top maths next year.
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