Oh this is so hard. I have three different school years that I want to pick, but ahh, I just can't pick between the three.
My best school year ever would have to be Grade Five though because that was when I won a lot of the awards that were given out at the end of the year. I earn myself a best friend [who unfortunately went to a different middle school the following year], I had amazing chemistry with my teacher, which meant that I didn't feel embarrassed to talk to them about something, I was also challenged a great deal and did the best that I could do.
The following two after that would be grade six and grade eight. Grade Eight has been fantastic this year and I've earned so many friends, I've had a boyfriends, I've passed English with flying colours, I've just done a lot within the school year. It'll be sad saying goodbye to it, but in the end I am truly going onto bigger and better things.
K-5: Lots of friends, lots of happiness, lots of really positive memories, lots of awards, lots of amazing teachers that have inspired me to want to get my Elementary Education Degree.
6-8: Oh...Middle School? How about Hell?! Puberty and stuffz suckz. But I had strong friendships and activities like Color Guard that helped me survive it. It was a wild roller coaster ride.
9-10: Pretty darn good. Lots of friends, lots of fun clubs/things to do. But then...I moved and didn't get to spend 11-12 at this school. D:
11-12: In 11th I didn't really feel all that welcomed. I felt like I was just thrown into the Lions Den. It was really hard to make friends, I was a bit miserable at times. By 12th I had a few good friends, I was a little happier, but I still missed those good-old days at my old city.
Well I am going with K-5 and 9-10 as the happiest moments in my schooling.
I don't really know. My school years have been relatively the same. Grades six to eight were a little bit rough for me but that pretty much changed when I got into high school. I really liked the teachers in my elementary school and I also liked the fact that we didn't do much work. Actually, we hardly did any work.