here's a MESS of me vlogging " a day in the life of british secondary school " . Hoped you liked my first vlogmas and please subscribe ! SOCIAL MEDIA INSTAGRAM: / henrymoodieofficial TWITTER : / moodiehenry
High School is Year 10 and 11 in America. Middle School is Year 7, 8 and 9. All of that is secondary school, then Year 10 and 11 is upper secondary school.
@Moonlightsunshine28 xo There's different levels of British schools remember. This is a state school and there are many good state schools in the country. Tougher areas have bad schools like anywhere.
I’m turning 16 this year and I live in the South Africa 🇿🇦, I might be moving to the UK somewhat soon like in the next year maybe. I just want to know what’s it like there especially at school, I’m normally very calm about stuff but this is really making me nervous cause I really don’t want to be the new kid.
Thought high school would be amazing. I was wrong. Guys, please capture every moment of secondary/primary school and enjoy the easy work and free time.
@@whos.aishaaa it is…if u r still in primary enjoy ur life for every second with ur friends bc high school is full of stress and sometimes ppl are bad worse than primary school but wish u the best stranger
O it will be very different from what you’re used to, expect loud people, laughing in class, people talking back, fights on the yard, chavs and some awful teachers, most are okay tho
I moved here in January and school here sucks everyone is kinda rude and some boys are crazy , and there are these gcse which are ruining my life and Student don't respect teachers at all, and schools are dirty af , the uniforms are uncomfortable I want to go Back to Italy (school there is way better)
Hey! First of all wherever you go you'll have a great time!! But I think it really comes down to where you think you'll have the most fun. I'm an American and the USA has some really cool experiences and opportunities for you to be part of but it also depends on what state you end up in. New York, Florida, California, Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts, Georgia, Nevada and Texas are just some of the state's that would offer so much....also we have literally every climate...the city I live in was just 60 degrees a few days a go and now it's snowing. You may end up in a city that's just like any normal American high school or you may end up in LA and see famous people out your window. America has lots of pros like the food (of course that's what first comes to mind haha). Most of the people are great and will be really excited to meet someone from a different country. There are of course some really self-centered and loud Americans. But besides that many would give you a good time. I think it'd also be a cool experience to celebrate some of the holidays we have here too. Plus the boys are pretty cute and most of them have a great personality...haha...but so are British. America has some great entertainment, sports, and parks too to keep you occupied. Cons are politics, overcrowding in big cities, and violence. Im sure theres more that i havent thought of yet. If u have more questions about America I'll be happy to respond :) I can't say much about England (bc ive never been there) but after watching this video it looks like a really awesome place. The people look great and have great personality and humor. I would love to go there for an exchange year!
@@Lucy-nl7dw your welcome! I was supposed to be in an exchange program for high school(year 9-12) this year but it was cancelled due to the current situation and lockdown. Hopefully I will soon though
I genuinely don’t understand myself, it’s 2 in the morning and I’m watching vlogs about someone at high school, as a year 8…..you can tell college won’t be on my mind as I won’t even leave my high school 🤪🤪
Our school doesn't allow phones inside(dumb I know) BUT MOST OF OUR HOMEWORK IS ON OUR FCKING PHONES, anyway our school sucks but the cheese paninis are amazing. Always loved Britain
I'm going to england in 11th grade and someone scared me and said british people exclude others, not sincere. Am I really not going to have a group of friends?
@@user-vm5vb6cm3j obviously everyone has different experiences in school regardless of the country so don’t listen to whoever told you that. There are plenty of nice kids here in England! And if you do encounter unfriendly ones then I hope you have supportive people to get you through it. Keep your chin up!💜
I wake up super early like 5:59am is the average waking up time for us and we still have to rush through the day, literally like running to school, this looks way fun than my schools 🤩
I'm from Asia, whenever the class started our teacher won't allow us to use our gadgets, they lock it in the cabinet so that no one can steal and used their phone. Our teacher let us used our phone in break time/ lunch or were our class end.
Hello! I was hoping to ask what British schools are like. I am a writer and hope to set my world in a british school. I would research, but I believe those who experience it are a much more reliable source. So in schools do they: 1. Stay in one classroom all year or have different scheds like in the us? 2. In relation to q1 do you have home room teachers/advisors that takes care of a single class 3. What are the common clubs if there is any 4. Do you have any events that all schools do (in my country students will perform our culture for an entire month or intramurals even) 5. Do you have student body councils (student presidents, secretary etc) Fellow viewers may answer and add more crucial information as well. Thank you so much
1. We do have different schedules (well, my school does, maybe it depends on which school it is) 2. We have a teacher that we call “Form tutor” and sometimes we can have them for other classes too 3. Mainly English football, and netball 4. In primary we have Pudsy Day where we dress up in colourful spots on our shirts and stuff to raise money for charity. It’s very rare that secondary schools do that 5. We have student council, and in my school if you’re part of it you get a different colour tie. The original’s blue, but if you’re in the student council then you get a purple one.
As soon as I saw ' BRITISH ' I clicked, subbed and notifications are ON hello my fellow British friend!!!! I am also British (I'm in Asda right now lol)
so judging by the fact that you did your gcse results video this year you were in year 9 when you made this this is so cool- edit: no wait year 10 nvm, that makes a lot more sense- i was gonna say how the kids in your year group are way bigger than ours, yeah no year 10s tend to be that size actually the current ones in my school aren’t and we might not be either having said that but hey-
I'm going to england in 11th grade and someone scared me and said british people exclude others, not sincere. Am I really not going to have a group of friends?
@@user-vm5vb6cm3j that would suck but I’m not really sure. Im positive there will be sweet people there and others will be stuck up :/ Don’t worry tho :)) you’ll be fine
Have you finished school? I miss it so much wish I could go back tbh. Might sound weird but it geniunely was so nice being able to see friends every day and all that
