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beccaelizabethThis is my college, where I go to study. I know it says 6th form in there but they run degree courses too. I quite like my college. It is small, compared to lots of studying places, but large, compared to, well, everywhere else I go. I only got lost the once last year and that's cause they built something new and I ended up in a can't get there from here. There are many corners of it where I can sit and not want to pull my hat over my eyes. It is college of win.
So why do they want to knock it down and start over?
Now I do have to admit there's never enough classrooms, things are always getting double booked, we were trying to fit 36 students in a 22 person room sometimes last year, and the number of rooms with computer access is pathetic especially compared to the number of lessons where it is necessary to access a computer. But clearly all of that is a low second to my mental health needs. *nods*
... *sulks* ...
... okay, I can see their point. But... I don't want to study in a building site. Nobody told me I was going to study in a building site. Granted they've been rebuilding the canteen block since I can remember and they took the main building apart to put a new lift in and change an office into some classrooms and nobody telled us about that either, but... oh bugger, I just realised that the English classrooms are mixed in with the builder classrooms so that actually is the buildings they're talking about knocking down in the first phase.
First thing I'm going to do is ask how this plan effects my studyings. Because they sold me a degree so I kind of assumed they'd have rooms to have it in. For all the years of it, which is 6 on a part time course. Or possibly 9, at current rate of progress.
I don't know. I realise things need done, I just... does it have to keep on doing when I'm around? Meh.
... I sulk and have a stompy dance tantrum when we have to change classrooms unexpectedly; changing the buildings is going to be Challenging. :eyeroll:
... yes I am fully aware this is a me thing. I'm just fed up of complaining about me.
Okay, not my problem today. Today's problem is entirely home based, since I brought all the books home from the library. I can do more reading and erode that problem.
PS: Our principal is called Dick Palmer. No, really. You can see on the BBC, and on the website, and everything.
So why do they want to knock it down and start over?
Now I do have to admit there's never enough classrooms, things are always getting double booked, we were trying to fit 36 students in a 22 person room sometimes last year, and the number of rooms with computer access is pathetic especially compared to the number of lessons where it is necessary to access a computer. But clearly all of that is a low second to my mental health needs. *nods*
... *sulks* ...
... okay, I can see their point. But... I don't want to study in a building site. Nobody told me I was going to study in a building site. Granted they've been rebuilding the canteen block since I can remember and they took the main building apart to put a new lift in and change an office into some classrooms and nobody telled us about that either, but... oh bugger, I just realised that the English classrooms are mixed in with the builder classrooms so that actually is the buildings they're talking about knocking down in the first phase.
First thing I'm going to do is ask how this plan effects my studyings. Because they sold me a degree so I kind of assumed they'd have rooms to have it in. For all the years of it, which is 6 on a part time course. Or possibly 9, at current rate of progress.
I don't know. I realise things need done, I just... does it have to keep on doing when I'm around? Meh.
... I sulk and have a stompy dance tantrum when we have to change classrooms unexpectedly; changing the buildings is going to be Challenging. :eyeroll:
... yes I am fully aware this is a me thing. I'm just fed up of complaining about me.
Okay, not my problem today. Today's problem is entirely home based, since I brought all the books home from the library. I can do more reading and erode that problem.
PS: Our principal is called Dick Palmer. No, really. You can see on the BBC, and on the website, and everything.