Though, out of curiosity, would be interested in finding out what became of some ex-classmates. Very few remained in my area, so I've no idea what the majority are doing.
I was delighted to be moving on but a little sad too. Mostly I was excited about starting college and not having to wear the dreaded school uniform..
I hated primary school. My most vivid memory was lying on the ground getting kicked in the kidneys by my teacher when I was 8 (I'm 38 now). He's now a school principal. Third and fourth class were the most unhappy time of my life.
A few years ago my son almost died. I remember following the ambulance up to Tallaght hospital and being struck that the grief and panic I felt then, thinking he was probably going to die, was not as bad as how I felt as a child of 8 and 9.
Yep, those weren’t good years.
I hated my first few years in secondary school as well but it wasn’t anything like as bad as 3rd or fourth in primary. I was a bit of a "late bloomer" and generally enjoyed the last two years (or hated them less).
All in all I was delighted to leave. I only started to enjoy learning after I left school and most of the knowledge and skills I have were picked up outside any formal education system. I don’t have any hobbies or interests that originate in anything I did at school.
Yep, it was stopped when I was in first class. I don't think they told the teachers though.I thought that was well gone by my day and I'm 2 years older than purple.
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