So I’ve of course I’ve been in school, work and in public places and there have been rules associated with these places. But one significant rule that was made that I can never forget in my life was a rule that was made when I was in school, when I was in junior, in a junior class in school. So this rule was that parents should not bring beverages or provisions for their wards or kids. This actually happened when I was in JS2. It was, at first it sounded very funny but with time it cost a lot of rage amongst students, even with parents too, because the students actually depended on the school food and nothing else. And the school food was in small quantity, which was not sufficient for the kids. And the reason why the school implemented this rule is to prevent pollution by combustion, because they feel that students generate deaths through these beverages, the packs so when they burn these things it releases smoke which could cause pollution in the air so this made a lot of force sad and always hungry I wasn’t comfortable in the school I tried to leave and I left when I was in JS3 because I couldn’t keep up with their rules and I left to a better school and And if you do not keep up to this rule you’re going to be suspended I just felt that I couldn’t keep up with the rule because the quantity of food that was being served was a very Small amount and it couldn’t sustain me at all for someone who is learning And I didn’t want to be suspended by breaking their rules. So I left to another school
Band 6+: Describe a rule (at school, work, or in public) that you find difficult to follow. You should say: - What the rule is - Why it was created - How it affects your daily life And explain why you find it challenging to comply with it.
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So I've, of course, been in school, work, and in public places, and there have been rules associated with these places. But one significant rule that I can never forget in my life was a rule that was made when I was in school, in a junior class. This rule was that parents should not bring beverages or provisions for their children. This actually happened when I was in JS2. At first, it sounded very funny, but over time, it caused a lot of rage among students and parents too, because the students depended on the school food and nothing else. The school food was in small quantities, which was not sufficient for the kids. The reason why the school implemented this rule was to prevent pollution from combustion, because they felt that students generated waste through these beverage packs. When they burned these things, it released smoke that could cause pollution in the air. This made a lot of us sad and always hungry. I wasn't comfortable in the school, and I left when I was in JS3 because I couldn't keep up with their rules. I transferred to a better school. If you do not adhere to this rule, you would be suspended. I felt that I couldn't comply with the rule because the quantity of food being served was very small and couldn't sustain me at all as someone who was learning. I didn't want to be suspended for breaking their rules, so I left for another school.
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