Recently attended the school Year 10 Information Night and it creeped me in ways I definitely did not expect. The teachers kept on repeating and repeating, saying that they're here to support us. They know it's a big year and as they said, "We will always be supporting you. Come to us with any problems you have." The meeting made me feel everything but supportive. It felt like layers and layers of pressure piled on as the night progressed.

Handing out the assessment booklet definitely didn't help. It's helpful to have it of course. Outlining all the possible courses for this year or else I would be even more lost than I already am, and that's something. It scares me to know that the amount of yearly exams we'll have this year is really double the amount of last year. What's more, the things we're getting tested on includes the topics we did last year (which we already did an exam on, so who bothers to remember the things you need to study after you finished your test? It just comes into you and stays for a few days and comes out straight after).

There's always a good side to look at right? Yes, those comes after Term 4 Week 6. When we start to get ready for Year 11. Subject selections, knowing what is available to you and making the transition. Year 11 and 12 is completely different. I'm looking forward to it even if I'm not ready for it yet.

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Recently attended the school Year 10 Information Night and it creeped me in ways I definitely did not expect. The teachers kept on repeating and repeating, saying that they're here to support us. They know it's a big year and as they said, "We will always be supporting you. Come to us with any problems you have." The meeting made me feel everything but supportive. It felt like layers and layers of pressure piled on as the night progressed.

Handing out the assessment booklet definitely didn't help. It's helpful to have it of course. Outlining all the possible courses for this year or else I would be even more lost than I already am, and that's something. It scares me to know that the amount of yearly exams we'll have this year is really double the amount of last year. What's more, the things we're getting tested on includes the topics we did last year (which we already did an exam on, so who bothers to remember the things you need to study after you finished your test? It just comes into you and stays for a few days and comes out straight after).

There's always a good side to look at right? Yes, those comes after Term 4 Week 6. When we start to get ready for Year 11. Subject selections, knowing what is available to you and making the transition. Year 11 and 12 is completely different. I'm looking forward to it even if I'm not ready for it yet.

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My name is Joanne and I'm currently a nineteen year old business and law student studying in Sydney, Australia. I started this blog seven years ago and a lot has changed since then but some things will always remain the same - I still enjoy rainbow lollipops, playing Sims and L4D. Even today, you will continue to most likely to find me playing drums for my neighbours at night. There will always be something special about Takanori Matsumoto, through all the good and bad times, his voice is always the best thing to hear. Before you ask me something please check the F.A.Q. Master List.

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