Grammar Gazette- Issue 1, 1994

"And we thought primary school was busy!" Things the handbook didn't tell you The boar ing life

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Advice from grade 8,993

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The end or the year :

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larger. Many adjust, rents, lead to be made. including sleeping awayfrom home and in10 a "cube". eating in a dining room with nearly one nun dred other people. eating different foodsometimes. andlearningtocope with the general hubbub of coinmu Tirechangelfomprimaryschool is a big step in itself. but being a harder makes this grep seem even One new boardersaid :"Ididn'I like hauling allirs, bull'VC gridu

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in your life

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other unknown and pale face looks nily living up at you and says. "Hi! I'm your

room-mate. '

At first everything is exciting. ally grown to enjoy 11. i's good hillyalgaduallybegin, oreel!tome- because we are styling 10 beeonre siCl4wishingyo" wereannnngs, your independent. " funny and friends again. Tirerrew boa, de . . anus" RSI^e This is basically what it is like relurning. negivenaBco, ders' Huixi on your first nighi in Ihe boarding bookby MrsParsons. Head of Board house. ing. at tire slam or lire year. This in New harders have eniirelydif~ toms the students or the routines Teieni opinions and feeling riboni hay will encounter. the organiniion being boulers. bui 11re most coin- or tireim, dinglrouse. dales. timera mon response 15 bles. $1udy armngements. leave "Wiren I firsi cone here. the health. unifonns. leiephones. and a Seinelsee, redsohuge. ichdi, 'thinw lisiif tile mules of all Iha ^drrs. anyone. solwas, eatly. really stared The hauling house seine into a andllbltsol, elpl"sandalone. Iwa* IOUune very quickly and the older honesick and fungiron, e everyday. boarders "show the ropes" 10 the halllreoldergirlsl, elpalneandl'VC o rgir s near, VC new ones. The first year or hauling coined doom now and I'm finding should hamled with work. laughier. thin it s artually quire fun. " friendship. and fun.

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