The 1st day at school or college can be no writing, especially when you are not acquainted with anyone who is already here, and I’m I’m gonna talk about my Thursday at school because, uh, I don’t have a different, definitive memory of my 1st year of college. So I remember that the journey from my house, uh, to the school gets distinct distinctly. And my father, uh, and my father escort me to the school palaces on his bio motorbike. And, uh, once we reached to the school, my father worked uh, walks me up to the point where the parents of the students were allowed. I remember asking my father to study with me, but, uh, but the teachers couldn’t be allowed to, uh, go in the classroom. And after that, he says name it’s the this this year. I mean, the rest restriction for them, for parents, and it was very fear for me, and I was only eight to nine years old and I have no clue where my classroom and but the was very kind, and enough to ask me where I was why I was standing in the hallway and mounting my predicament, and my mind was interested in my field and narrative. As I was most familiar with this single person in this in this new place, I remember sitting on the front band and breaking down into tears. However, a senior student hold words on the way or to the morning, uh, establish, uh, establish notes at my paid and
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The 1st day at school or college can be quite daunting, especially when you are not acquainted with anyone who is already there. I'm going to talk about my first day at school because I don't have a different, definitive memory of my 1st year of college. So I remember that the journey from my house to the school was distinct. My father escorted me to the school on his motorbike. Once we reached the school, my father walked me up to the point where the parents of the students were allowed. I remember asking my father to stay with me, but the teachers couldn't allow parents to go into the classroom. After that, he had to leave due to the restrictions for parents. It was very scary for me as I was only eight or nine years old and had no clue where my classroom was. A teacher was kind enough to ask me why I was standing in the hallway, understanding my predicament. Since I was most familiar with this single person in this new place, I remember sitting in the front row and breaking down into tears. However, a senior student offered words of comfort on the way to the morning assembly, establishing a sense of support at my side.
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