My Journey

I used to be a shy kid who didn't interact much with lots of people. There used to be some older students that would bully me. This made me even more shy and caused me to hide. I was never the outstanding kid, but my mom and dad didn't care, until my math report came for Year 3. My report wasn't very good and they decided that I should get some tutoring, so they taught me what they knew. Not using the school criteria was pretty disastrous and awesome at the same time. When I was learning circumference, the rest of the class was still stuck on decimals. I ended up as an outstanding kid, at least the math kid. My english was very mediocre.

Being a Year 6 is hard, especially when their are kids looking up to you. I remember that there used to be very tall Year 6s and I wondered if I would be like them someday and I did! I am now a very active and noisy. I am a risk taker and willing to take risks on just about anything. I am also very passionate about my learning. As I said, being a Year 6 is hard enough but can you imagine being a House Captain? That would sound almost insane to you but it's true. You have read the website of one of the 8 house captains in BHS (actually it's 7 now because one of them left but that makes it even cooler) and if you need any help with being outstanding, ask the man.

In secondary school I look forward to my new house. It's way better than the house I am currently in, but maybe when I look back on it a few years later I probably think of it as the good old time. I am also looking forward to the new campus and exploring it will definetely be fun. I remember that they have a cafeteria there so it's pretty awesome. Plus, the cafeteria (I heard) has yummy food like Pizza. That would be amazing if there is actually pizza thereand I would be super happy about it.