It’s almost time to go back to school. It’s kind of a weird mix of sadness
and excitement. It is always sad when the holidays are over, but I’m also kind
of excited to start some of my new classes, especially the ones I have chosen
that I haven’t been able to do in previous years. Today I wanted to share some
back to school tips.
1.Buy your books and stationary early.
If you get in before the summer holidays, or as early as you can, books and stationary it usually cheaper, and there is a lot more to choose from.
2.Get organised before term starts
If you need to do any cleaning out, the best time to do it is before school starts. It is always easier to start the term organised and ready, instead of having to rush around and be lost before you’ve even been at school for a week.
3.get rid of all your old school things that you don’t need anymore.
There is no need to keep your sheets from four years ago, go through and throw them out before you collect any new ones for the year. Sometimes it could be useful to reuse books, but if you don’t need them don’t keep them.
4.try on your uniform and buy new clothes early.
Don’t pull out your uniform the day before school starts and suddenly realise that you need a new one. It’s possible the shops will be sold out before then.
5.don’t take all your books on the first day.
I have 8 subjects, that means at least 8 books. Nothing is worse than having a heavy school bag and sore back. If you don’t have 8 subjects on each day, don’t take all your books. I would take my maths one, and five others. But I don’t label them first, because that way you can label the books that you need, and save your back.
Let me know in the comments below, if you have any back to school tips.
1.Buy your books and stationary early.
If you get in before the summer holidays, or as early as you can, books and stationary it usually cheaper, and there is a lot more to choose from.
2.Get organised before term starts
If you need to do any cleaning out, the best time to do it is before school starts. It is always easier to start the term organised and ready, instead of having to rush around and be lost before you’ve even been at school for a week.
3.get rid of all your old school things that you don’t need anymore.
There is no need to keep your sheets from four years ago, go through and throw them out before you collect any new ones for the year. Sometimes it could be useful to reuse books, but if you don’t need them don’t keep them.
4.try on your uniform and buy new clothes early.
Don’t pull out your uniform the day before school starts and suddenly realise that you need a new one. It’s possible the shops will be sold out before then.
5.don’t take all your books on the first day.
I have 8 subjects, that means at least 8 books. Nothing is worse than having a heavy school bag and sore back. If you don’t have 8 subjects on each day, don’t take all your books. I would take my maths one, and five others. But I don’t label them first, because that way you can label the books that you need, and save your back.
Let me know in the comments below, if you have any back to school tips.
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