
Going to Secondary School
Some practical hints
Donald Banks(Editor)
Loxwood Press
Published on 7. May 2025
Book
Paperback/Softback
16 pages
978-1-908113-75-7 (ISBN)
Description
The boys and girls leaving junior school and going up to Secondary school are probably looking forward to it, but are also nervous. This is natural as so many things will be different and new. This book gives practical hints to enable them to settle in happily and get full benefit from their experience of Secondary school.
Practical advice is given on the list of things they will need to bring with them. has their drinks bottle been put in their bag. Has lunch been packed? There is a section on the uniform and how to tie a tie as many will never have worn a tie before.. Tips on making new friends, advice to avoid drugs, and much more.
There is a section on how to deal with stress and on bullying, which may be encountered in the new Secondary school, especially if the young person is different from their classmates in any way.
Practical advice is given on the list of things they will need to bring with them. has their drinks bottle been put in their bag. Has lunch been packed? There is a section on the uniform and how to tie a tie as many will never have worn a tie before.. Tips on making new friends, advice to avoid drugs, and much more.
There is a section on how to deal with stress and on bullying, which may be encountered in the new Secondary school, especially if the young person is different from their classmates in any way.
Reviews / Votes
"Very useful and practical" Judith Snow, teacherMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
Worthing
United Kingdom
Target group
Young adult
Illustrations
4 colour pictures 1 black and white illustration
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
Width: 145 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-908113-75-7 (9781908113757)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Compiled from advice given by experienced Junior School teachers and students at Secondary schools
Content
Pack your bag
Uniform
Making new friends
New opportunities
Try a new sport
Homework
Phones
Tests
Stress
Bullying
Write Junior School memories
Uniform
Making new friends
New opportunities
Try a new sport
Homework
Phones
Tests
Stress
Bullying
Write Junior School memories