Transferring to St. Maurice School
By Faith
This year, I decided to transfer to St. Maurice School for Grade
7. My previous school, St. Edward’s School, only
went up to Grade 6. Even before my last year at St. Edward’s ended, I was
already looking for a school where I thought I would feel happy. For me, there
was always something about St. Maurice that seemed welcoming. After some
serious thought, I was sure that I wanted to go to St. Maurice. To me, it
seemed like a very nice school that could provide me with an excellent
education, school atmosphere, and a bright future. I took the entrance exam. It
was my first exam ever. I was very scared at first but after I prayed, I felt
comforted and did my very best. I also had a nice interview with Mr. Bennett. About 2 weeks later, I got my acceptance
letter! I was thrilled and I was excited to start my first year at St. Maurice.
As I was shopping for my school supplies, I was very happy. I really wanted to
start school already. I almost couldn't sleep from the excitement during the
night before the first day of school!
The first day of school finally came, and I was ready. I was feeling positive and wanted to have a
good school year. The smile on my face spread from one ear to the other as I
was putting on my uniform. When my mom and I finally got to school, I felt a
little bit nervous but my mom assured me everything would be okay with a nice
hug. I walked in, grabbed my binder, and went into my first class. I really
enjoyed it. It was fun to meet new people. I was welcomed by my very nice
classmates and teachers. It made me very happy that I was making new friends.
After a week, I finally got settled in to St. Maurice. I knew all of my
classmates' and teachers' names. I knew where each class was too. I made connections
with many of my peers and I am very fond of them now. I enjoy learning in class
and studying. I can say proudly that St. Maurice School is what I envisioned it
to be and more! I am truly happy and I thank the Lord for blessing me with such
a wonderful school filled with wonderful people. I also thank the Lord for my
mother, who loved and cared for me. She supported my decision of going to this
school and works hard to provide for the both of us. I love my life, and I
would never change a thing.
Thank you for reading my blog post and I hope you enjoyed
reading it!
- Faith
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