A Day in the Life as a Grade 11 Student | Media.com

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Being a Grade 11 student was both fun and tiring, but it was one of the most memorable parts of my school life. Every day felt different, full of lessons and new experiences. Every morning, I would wake up, fix my bed, and go to the kitchen to eat breakfast. After that, I went back to my room to prepare my things and uniform, then took a shower and got dressed for school. Before leaving, I checked my phone to see if I had quizzes or reminders, then waited for my school service to arrive. When it arrived, I left the house, and once I got to school, I went straight to our classroom, put my bag down, and chatted with my friends while waiting for our adviser. When she arrived, she gave us a few minutes to talk before starting the lesson.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;After our first subject, our next class was vacant because our teacher was still sick, but she messaged us in our group chat and gave us activities to work on. After finishing them, it was recess time, so my friends and I went to buy snacks and eat together. When the bell rang, we went back to class for the next subject, where our teacher discussed a new topic. Then we had our Personal Development class, where we did an activity called “Who Am I?” that helped me reflect on myself and my goals. After that, it was lunch time. We went outside the campus to buy food, then came back to our classroom to eat and rest before the next subject. In our 21st Century Literature class, our teacher gave a short quiz after discussing the lesson. The next subject was our group presentation, and while we presented, our teacher also explained the topic to us. Finally, our last period was recitation time, and after that, it was time to go home.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;After school, my friends and I walked out together and then separated to go home. When I got home, I finished my journal and EAPP assignment first before eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to sleep. Being a Grade 11 student wasn’t easy, but it was one of the best experiences I had. Even though it was tiring, I enjoyed it because of my classmates, my teachers, and all the lessons I learned every single day.

Philippines

Nichole Angela Facun