Holy shit (sorry for swearing), this is my fifth week
in Lewes o_o. I’ve been here for over a month! It sounds so long, but I enjoy
so much which makes the weeks pass so fast. Week five, my fifth week, and the
last week of the Reeds’ students. I wonder if they enjoy/enjoyed that much as I
do/did!? This week I started off with a Greek test which was quite easy. I was
glad I didn’t have to do it the week before because I was quite busy with tests
the week before. In small break I showed the strawberries, when Liz wasn't
there yet, and one of her friends got quite mental and sprinted away to get Liz
;)… They loved them, so I was happy as well ;). After many hugs and quite a few
strawberries with chocolate, I needed to go to my next lesson so was forced to
leave the girls L. I told Louis I was going to stay with him the last
one and a half week, and that I would move to him next Thursday. In big break
I needed to take some money out of my account, because I spent too much money
at the pier.
Tuesday, at night there was going to be a football
match between Chelsea and Manchester City. Jake supports Chelsea and was
looking forward to this match. That morning, Mrs Power had to work, so we had
to go to school by bus which means we had to wake up even earlier. The bus
leaves at about eight o’clock, so at a quarter to seven, all of us were in our
suits, with tired faces ;). Glindbourne was coming up, next Sunday, and the
students, most of all students, were practicing and having rehearsals. So during
the breaks, most of year 10 and year 11 students were practicing. In the
afternoon, I went with some guys to café Nero, and took the bus back home. At
night, we watched the football match. Chelsea lost, so Jake was in a bad mood
:p…
Wednesday, we played my last hockey match in Lewes.
School day was normal. Mr Blewitt came to tell me that I would be staying with
the Whytes another one and a half week. I had already asked Louis, so he or
his mother must have asked Mr Blewitt. We heard that the team we were going to
play with wasn’t able to play the match… However, we really wanted to play
hockey, so Sam, one of the students of year thirteen, who organizes all the
hockey matches, asked year thirteen, twelve and good hockey players from years
below to join us and play a match. We split up the players who had come and
created two hockey teams. The match was amazing. It was great weather, maybe a
bit too hot, but I enjoyed the running. We were picked up by Mrs Power, got
something to drink in a little shop, and went ‘sweaty’ home... All of us wanted
to have a shower as fast as possible ;). We were quite tired so went to bed
quite early. Next day, I was going to move to the Whyte’s again.
Thursday, the last time I had to swap families. The
students of my year went off to an university, to get some information about
different universities and studies. Sanny, Manon, and I stayed at school all
day. Tests, blog, and other schoolwork were the most important things we did
that day :p! However, year thirteen was still there, and while the year twelve
students were gone, we changed the whole common room. It was quite funny and
especially the reactions of the students when they arrived… Ms Rosin liked it,
so we were allowed to leave the room this way.
Friday was already the last day of week five. I
watched some of the students practicing for Glindbourne. It looked already
quite cool. However, I didn’t expect such a great show as I was going to see
next Sunday! Most of them were starting to feel worried, because they only had a
few days left. I was starting to worry a bit because I only had one weekend and
one school week left. Because Louis and lots of other friends would be
practicing for Glindbourne the next day, I made plans with Willem to go out
next day. Louis wasn’t worried, because he told me he almost didn’t have to do
anything at Glindbourne. Friday was fine, a bit boring without all my lunch
friends (who were practicing for Glindbourne) but a great day to finish some
more schoolwork.
Picture 1: Morning registration (look to our faces and you will understand why 'morning' registration Picture 2: A serious ICT lesson Picture 3: Time for a Dutch exam
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