Second month is already over and third month started very well with three weeks school holidays!
So, let`s talk about this theme: School.
Honestly, I was very nervous before my first real schoolday. Not because of my classmates, I knew them already from a trip to Bangkok the day before and they are absolut kind and nice and a little bit crazy, which makes me laugh everyday and have a lot of fun! (Thank you so much for that, you are all incredible!)
But I was nervous because there were a lot of other things that were new for me:
First of all, there is this school uniform. I have three.
-the normal one: a blouse, a skirt, white socks and a hairbow
-the sport uniform: blue trousers (very hot but more comfortable than the skirt), a blue T-Shirt and white Sneakers
and one more, where I have to wear a colored T-shirt instead of the normal blouse.
I am still a little confused when I have to wear which uniform but I really like it! It saves a lot of time in the morning because I don`t have to decide what I can wear.
My schedule is very good. I dont have much to do and a lot of free time. I am very lucky that my school has an english programm, which means that a few classes got some subjects in english. When I actuall have a lessons (what is not very often, because the teachers don`t always appear to their lessons) it`s mostly thngs i already learned in germany.
For me, the school days are very long. The lessons start at 8:30 o clock but before they sing the national anthem and pray, so you have to be there at 7:50 o clock and the day ends for everybody at 16 o clock. In germany my longest school day ends already at 15 o clock! But I get used to it.
A lot of thai students take extra classes after school or even on the weekends and on holidays. This would never happen in germany haha!
Some people asked me about the heat, but it isn`t a big problem. All the classrooms have air conditioners and most of the time it`s is very cold!
The relationship between the teachers and the students is very friendly, same as in Germany and also the relationship between the students. As I already told, my classmates are great and at this point I want to thank you guys for taking care of me and making my school day more funny!
I hope you enjoyed reading!
If there are any question or wishes, feel free to ask!
Thanks :)
So, let`s talk about this theme: School.
Honestly, I was very nervous before my first real schoolday. Not because of my classmates, I knew them already from a trip to Bangkok the day before and they are absolut kind and nice and a little bit crazy, which makes me laugh everyday and have a lot of fun! (Thank you so much for that, you are all incredible!)
But I was nervous because there were a lot of other things that were new for me:
First of all, there is this school uniform. I have three.
-the normal one: a blouse, a skirt, white socks and a hairbow
-the sport uniform: blue trousers (very hot but more comfortable than the skirt), a blue T-Shirt and white Sneakers
and one more, where I have to wear a colored T-shirt instead of the normal blouse.
I am still a little confused when I have to wear which uniform but I really like it! It saves a lot of time in the morning because I don`t have to decide what I can wear.
My schedule is very good. I dont have much to do and a lot of free time. I am very lucky that my school has an english programm, which means that a few classes got some subjects in english. When I actuall have a lessons (what is not very often, because the teachers don`t always appear to their lessons) it`s mostly thngs i already learned in germany.
For me, the school days are very long. The lessons start at 8:30 o clock but before they sing the national anthem and pray, so you have to be there at 7:50 o clock and the day ends for everybody at 16 o clock. In germany my longest school day ends already at 15 o clock! But I get used to it.
A lot of thai students take extra classes after school or even on the weekends and on holidays. This would never happen in germany haha!
The relationship between the teachers and the students is very friendly, same as in Germany and also the relationship between the students. As I already told, my classmates are great and at this point I want to thank you guys for taking care of me and making my school day more funny!
I hope you enjoyed reading!
If there are any question or wishes, feel free to ask!
Thanks :)
Oh, thank you!
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