I don’t know the subjects name in English. But domestic science maybe. Whatever you learn how to cook, health, foods affect on the environment and stuff like that.
Walking to school is very common in the U.K. my friend, it is actively encouraged. It’s safe, it’s exercise and usually not to far. For disabled students the Council provides a Taxi at no cost, and there are school buses, both private’s own, for those who don’t want to walk and live to close to don’t qualify for the Free Bus which is paid for by the tax payer for those living a distance away. Hope this helps clear up your question. Remember this is the U.K. we can walk and are not so dependent on the Car 🤓
You want to be a nurse but you don't think kids should walk to school? It's good exercise. Healthy. Better for them. British people walk a lot, you'd better get used to that if you plan to live in the UK.
Most uk schools aren't allowed makeup but we do it anyways. Also in schools the uniform is mainly a shirt, tie, jumper, blazer, skirt or trousers, tights or socks and specific shoes.Also you can get school buses for some schools
Wolverhampton is not in London, it’s in the midlands. Also you won’t see school stuff because you’re not allowed to film in class. Also, secondary school over in the UK is 11-16
In secondary school (11-16) you’ll have a morning break which is about 15-20 mins where you can go to the toilet and hang around with friends outside. Then you have your lunch break which lasts around 1hr. After eating your lunch you’ll just hangout with friends outside until afternoon lessons start EDIT: I left school 11 years ago so timings are probably different now
School transport: if you live more than 3 miles from the school you get free transport - either a special school bus/coach or a bus pass to use on public buses. Pupils who don't get free bus have a choice of taking the bus or walking and spending the 'bus money' their parents have given them on sweets and stuff! So if it's not raining, you walk!
classes are called periods and they are 1 hour long each, the standard structure is: period 1, period 2, break (20 minute recess), period 3, lunch (1 hour), period 4, period 5
Info from friend: No one wares coats to fancy up the uniform, it’s because after primary school, high schools don’t offer a winter jacket. You’re usually given a choice between a polyester or wool blazer, or a wool sweater with no coat at all, most people go with polyester blazer because wool smells like wet dog and takes forever to dry when it rains, and it rains A LOT, you have to ware this thing all day. The blazer itself is actually fairly warm but there’s only two buttons near yours waist that you can fasten leaving most of your torso exposed to the elements, this can switch from wind, to rain, to sun, to hail in a singular day, on an hourly basis. This is on top of it limiting your range of movement particularly as a girl because it makes your skirt ride up. Moral of the story:
Most schools are situated in the middle of a residential area, and it’s just a short walk for the majority of students to get there. Some people get driven by their parents, or some may take a public bus if they live further away. We had a morning break for about 15-20 mins when you could hang out with your friends, and then we also had a lunch hour. My school did have a cafeteria, but I don’t think I ever set foot inside it! We were allowed to leave the school premises at lunch time, so I usually went home for lunch. Other people might walk to the local shops to buy food. It generally wasn’t cool to eat your lunch at school or to hang out in the library!
In Britain u wear coats because most of the time it’s rainy , windy or has rained last night Also they most likely aren’t walking to school in the woods as someone who lives in the uk they are most likely just in a normal area
4:41 there are these things called Zip/oyster cards. It allows school children to get the bus to school if they want. Some people just prefer to walk. Edit: People with disabilities can go in a mini-bus if they have documentation. 5:45 Students aren’t allowed in the halls most of the time so they’ll get in trouble if they do. And we don’t have passing periods either. 7:15 we can’t have dyed hair. 7:51 This school is a secondary school.
Doddles the act of the union was signed when scotland begged england to take them in after they failed to colonise paname they got their ass kicked by natives and most scotish had invested in it under the darien scheme the scotish giverment had gotten citizens to invest in the colonial invasion of paname Scotland joined wngland because scotland was being greedy colonisers and went bakeupt
1) There if 4 Main types of uk houses 2) Trails are really common in the uk, every town has a few nature reserves 3) We do have school busses, and public transport gives student discounts. some people prefer to walk 4) people like to hang in the bathroom because there is no teachers and you can use your phone there. we are not allowed our phones out in school 5) we have things called prefects and teachers don’t roam the halls unless they need something. They have their own classroom 6) Her friend group is the popular/chav 7) Crazy hair colours are restricted in uniform, although some schools allow some 8) our ties are clip on, not tied around 9) this is secondary school. year 10 or 11 d say 10) We don’t have to wear them shoes, we can wear what we want asking as it’s not a trainer/sneaker
11) it’s not recess, we can just bring things to dinner time and go on the facilities 12) that period of going outside was probaly just the half an hour waiting for the other years to finish their dinner 13) She was just probaly vlogging their intermission of walking between classrooms and her breaks 14) we get 2 breaks - 2 lessons break, 2 lessons dinner, last lesson
Those big estate looking houses are usually split between 2/3 households. Don’t be fooled by downtown Abby that’s like 1% of the population, you wouldn’t find a manor like that in a local town 😂
School shoes are horrific to break in I have scars on the back of my feet from that You don't eat lunch outside? Recess. High school? Secondary school is 11-16 and you don't get to go outside for like breaks during school? We can't go inside. We eat food at break We have 2 lessons in morning break 2 lessons then lunch then one more lesson for me
Most secondary schools will have a morning break (maybe 20 mins) and a lunch break (an hour or more), so maybe 2-2-4 or 2-3-3 (total of 8 lessons). Lunch break may be staggered. There will usually be a canteen with hot meals, salad bar, sandwiches, about £2.50 for a main meal and vegetables. Chips are only served twice a week and are not regarded as a vegetable.
Schools do have transport, mainly the secondary. They have huge buses that come and bring people and some schools have mini busses with their school logo on to transport the students They aren't necessarily allowed to film in class rooms. It is banned. The outside part was a break youd have in between the morning periods you give you a break from studying Then you'll be back in lessons for another 2 hours and then your lunch then back into lessons for 2 hours then home In my school it goes: Form- for 20 minutes Lesson 1- for 100 minutes Break- for 15 minutes Lesson 2- for 100 minutes Lunch- for 35 minutes Lesson 3- for 100 minutes Then home
We don’t have dedicated school buses as a rule, most would be contract hire from a coach/bus company which is normally arranged by the county council, as for who can catch the bus for free they need to live at least 2 miles away from the school. As far as I’m aware most schools still have a cafeteria but you have the option of bringing your own lunch if it open with COVID is another matter. When I was at school many moons ago we had a 15 minute morning break, 45 minutes lunch break then another 15 minute afternoon break, how their days are structured is likely to be different.
I forgot people didn't walk to school in America we walk WALKING I have to walk through a forest a muddy trail and a park which takes about 30 minutes at 8 am disabled people can get out on a special bus
the reason you didnt see a clasroom is because the uk is very strict with phone rules in schools so if they had a phone out in lesson it would be confiscated and sometimes not given back untill the day after
i'm not sure you'd be sweating, here. even the most southerly point of the UK is further north than the border between the US and Canada. the only time it gets hot is during the summer vacation.
Probably the reason that there is no footage in a classroom is because they look at the age to be in an important year where they have to focus in class but also the majority of schools in England don’t let you have your phones out ever and the ones that do restrict it to only lunch and break :)
When u go to school, u have to leave around 7 in the morning when it’s freezing! SOME homes are small, most of them are quite big or bigger than ur picturing. If ur in walking distance, u don’t have to to take the bus. The bathroom is the only place that u can hide ur phone from the teachers and they probably in there at lunch or break where u have ab 20 - 40 minutes. Primary = 5-11 yo I think. Secondary = 11-16 yo. U don’t wear uniform during college or uni. There IS a cafeteria where we can buy food but there is also an option to bring ur own food. Hope this helps.
your not going to see any lesson stuff in these youtube vlogs we aren't allowed and the kids at this school are anywhere from 11 to 16 also there is a school bus for people who dont live within walking distance and there is a cafeteria for food some secondary schools only have a lunch break some have two breaks one in the morning and then lunch or one after lunch and some times they might have all three
just becasue you didnt see in this vlog like a school bus doesnt mean there isnt one! a lot of people walk to school as they live nearby but some people who like 30+ mins away get different buses
Here in the UK, most schools do have their own buses, but some students decide to walk. Also, During a school day we have break (in the morning) and then lunch (in the afternoon) which split up the 5-6 lessons we have per day. And we have nursery, primary school, high school/secondary school, college/sixth form and then university. nursery is for 3-4 yr olds, primary for 4-11 yr olds, high for 11-16 yr olds and so on.
My secondary school was hell on earth like most british schools its horrible n we usually wear coats/jackets because the UK is very cold not nice personally id wesr my uniform with a hoodie and my blazer over my hoodie kept me nice n warm
The UK don't have a school bus like America does. In the UK some high schools will own one or two minibuses seating 9 to 17 people and these are for small outings like for school sports matches with other schools. Outings to move a whole class or more are much rarer and typically when that happens the school will just charter a private bus tour company to provide the relevant number of buses for the day. In my experience these buses are really high quality and much more comfortable than a local bus route bus. In regards to transporting kids to and from school if you live within a certain radius you are expected to walk or a parent drives you a lot closer first. Outside of the special radius you can apply for a bus pass where you will be assigned a collection and drop off point that will be in walking distance from your house. This bus service is done under contract with a local bus company with the local council and not by the school directly. These buses are not exclusive for school use and will have a full working day if the company can find them jobs. Though I noticed this last year that some buses would spend the day parked in the schools bus park. You better hope you live in the right catchment area for your school or you can't get the bus. I know some kids who had to move a couple of miles to be with their grandparents after their mother died of cancer moving them just slightly out of the catchment area. The father having hung himself when the mother was first diagnosed with cancer years earlier, she was a fighter and hung on for years. The grandmother had a huge bureaucratic fight to get the bus pass even though the collection point was closer to the new house than the old house. Council initially wanted kids who had just lost their mother to also lose their friends by moving to a different school. It was crazy!
All schools have school buses it just depends on how far from the school u live, as u saw the school was surrounded by houses so u could live quite close in walking distance, those students would have been in secondary school and we have a morning break, lunch break and afternoon break, u may also have free periods depending on ur time table and what year u are in.
I don’t know any schools which have exclusive buses for transport to and from school, as another comment said unless you mean the mini vans used for driving to events or competitions. Speaking especially for London, everyone is either driven walks, or uses public transport (or a combo) here as far as I know.
The reason you don’t see any bright hair colour is because (at my school at least) if you dye your hair something that isn’t natural and can’t wash it out by the next school day then you’ll be put in isolation until the colour is gone Also at my school your not allowed any form of jewellery unless it is related to religion and if you wear it they can take it of you and you would have to wait until they decide to return it Also you’re not meant to wear coats or jumpers around the school but most people do it anyway And practically everyone finds a way to modify the uniform by year 8 (12-13) years old and lots of people in the older years don’t care about uniform anymore and just argue with the teachers to get out of changing it to fit how the school wants the to wear it (This is all based on my own experience and how my school works)
We use public transport buses to get to school (well I did) or if you live close enough you walk to school. It looked like those girls lived close enough so they just walked to school. They also looked like they were in year 9 (14 years old) or year 10 (15 years old) of secondary school based on how they looked with all the make up and stuff. Year 11 (16 years old) is the final year. In secondary schools we don’t have recess, we have breaks after two of three lessons. If they’re playing football that’s because they want to, football isn’t seen as just a small kids game in the uk. Phones are limited in lessons so she wouldn’t have been Able to film in a lesson the way you thought/hoped she would have.
In UK secondary schools you also have 6 forms such are if you don't want to go to college or uni you do 6 form and you wear whatever you want but it needs to be smart/formal clothing . In my secondary they are strict you forgot your blazer detention you wore your trainers instead of your shoes detention you come late detention you forgot your planner/journal detention journal/planner is so you can no your classes and write when homework is due and notes etc if you forgot PFL detention PFL-pencil case,calculater,ruler,pen,pencil,highlighter,angle thingy to measure angles,science calculator that can also be regular calculator and science calculator in one
so basically in our schools (at least most of them) if we get caught with our phones out at any time we get them confiscated. thats why you dont often see footage from outside the toilets. to clear any confusion we start anywhere from 8;15 to 9:00, then we typically have p1 (an hour) p2, break (most schools vary, so anywhere from 15 minutes to 30 minutes) then p3 and p4,then lunch (from around 30 minutes- 1 hour) then p5 and some schools p6. thats just my school tho, its probably different for most. also we aret typically allowed to hang about in the hallways, nd at my school you get a break time detention if you are hanging about inside, so that may well be the case for them too
Not all schools have the same rules, mine was quite strict, as it was an all girls catholic grammar school. No makeup, only natural hair colour, some of us used to try our luck, but we’d either get detention or sent out to remove make up or sent home to change our hair. No coats in our classes, no extra accessories and shirts must be tucked in. No phone at all though out the duration of a school day. Lol to be honest phones weren’t really a thing for us when I was at school. Toilets is the place to go if you want to break a few rules. Also no all schools have ties, mine didn’t.
In UK there is no personal school transportation you have to walk, catch public bus , public train/ tube if you have to or get drooped of but everything is so close in the uk that it would usually not be a very long walk anyway
they might be in the bathroom because its their break. Im british and sometimes we do that if its too cold outside or something as in the corridoors theres still some classes going on and we get in trouble for being too loud.
we dont have school buses in the uk,we take public busses. Also a lot fo schools in the uk are pretty close to resiential areas, a lot even in residential areas, so people not to far will jsut walk.
I'm only in my 30s and walking to school was normal in the UK when I was a kid. In general it would take me 20-30 minutes to walk to school and most of the people I knew did the same. Sun, rain or snow/ice didn't make any difference, if you were late you would get a de-merit and repeated lateness resulted in detention. The worst days were when we had cooking class (we had to carry our ingredients) and P.E ( we had to carry our equipment) on the same day as that was quite heavy. No one whined about this as it was normal and I can't see how it did us any harm, quite the contrary, I think it's a good thing. Maybe one reason the UK has started to follow the USA in regards to our rates of childhood obesity is that modern parents drive the kids to school (or the kids get the bus). Buses were available when I went to school but only for those who lived too far away or because the student was disabled.
Toilet clip at start was before class. "Recess" was short morning break between periods, then lunch and then after school. She wouldnt be aloud to film in class. Of course schools provide busses but if you are close enough then you walk. All schools have cafeterias.
Depending on how old they are, they might have had a free period. Don't know if this is all schools, but most of us turned up at school at around half eight then messed around until form (I think you call it home room?) started at quarter to nine. Then a 20 minutes break time after eleven, then a fifty minute lunch break sometime after 1. You can't really have your phone out in lessons, so I doubt she'd video any of them. Only the bits during breaks away from the eyes of teachers.
I’m British an um we get detention if we have our phone out in school so you can only go on them at lunch when the teachers aren’t looking! And that’s the tea of being British 💅🏻
Schools have moved to another planet since my time. Teachers used to use discipline that would lead to legal action nowadays. We once tried a winter without resetting the clocks. (British Standard Time) That meant riding a bike to school in the dark (cold, wet, hailstones)
British school buses are basically just old public buses that aren't used for general public anymore, mine was a green 30 year old monstrosity. Just so you public transport works on a franchise system with with private companies running the busses everywhere outside of London so busses can vary quite a bit around the country.
We have school busses and a cafeteria for sure lol, at the start of the day we walk round the school then go in for form (registration) then we have break (recess) and then lunch and we can go outside during lunch too
We don’t have many school busses in the UK, especially in cities. Also, yeah, for some reason teenage girls are always hanging out in the toilets, and there’s time to do that at break (15-25 mins in the morning) and lunch (40 mins to an hour). Depending on the school you might not have many places you can go at lunch or break except outside or to the lunch hall, but usually those aren’t big enough to hang out in and it’s common to not be allowed to eat a packed lunch in there if a private contractor is providing the food.
All schools have school buses. But people are not compelled to take them. Local authorities have a legal obligation to provide transport. In some cases that means they’ll get the student a taxi (for instance if disabled). There are strict rules against using phones in class in most schools. Which as of last month, have been backed by the government itself. Hence why it’s likely that we’re not seeing classes. In terms of breaks. There is normally a 15 min break in the morning (or less) which also allows for people to get to next class. Followed by an hour at lunch.
We do have buses for people in need and most ppl walk as it’s quite common, this school also looks like a secondary school ( ages 11-16). Also, in secondary school (atleast mine) there’s break and lunch, both usually outside.
We normally can get just random buses for the public which are normally stagecoach or uno buses though so we do have some form of transportation and some people get trains lmfao
Been a while since i was in school but at least when i was going most didn't have actual school buses, to get to school you either walked, parents dropped you off or you took public transport like a bus or a train. Only schools i remember having their own buses were the private ones. Not sure if this is the same now or if this is representative of the rest of the UK but that's my experience.
I'm southwest and where I am the local bus companies supplie schools with some buses, I'm guessing for those who live further out or there's school bus passes, they came out as I was leaving school lol (been a while )
Nah the layers are a hassle to put on but when it gets cold you don't care 😂😭 it's the most annoying when it's pe and you gotta change back into your uniform
They’re definitely in secondary school (high school). Universities don’t have uniforms (most anyway). This reminds me how much I hated secondary school.
With the ties most of them are actually clip ons lol a lot of schools banned ties that go around the neck because of people pulling them and strangling eachother my school banned round the neck ties so yeah basically the tie just clips onto the shirt
as sum1 in a uk school , the toilets bit was prob b4 school acc started because sum schools will open b4 actual form time . the next bit was break. my break lasts 11 mins but it varies on which school u go to , the lunch bit .you can have free school meals provided by the government or a packed lunch . we have about 6 ish lessons a day ( changes in diff schools) the walking through woods b4 school is also sum i do 😂 like next to the school we have a deep forest that most of the time is where my school holds their paggas (fights)
at my school, there are no buses unless u want to pay for a normal bus but for kids who live really far or their parents can’t take them, the school organises taxis for them but most people drive or walk to school 😼
As a guy from the UK I can confirm that are secondary schools can be interesting to say the least. Also the UK doesn't have the yellow school buses you have in America so either your parents take you to school, you take a minibus to school if you live in a different towns or far from the school or you can use public transport. Also we do have lessons in British schools but you're not allowed to have your phones out in lessons(the teachers will confiscate your phone if they see them).
It's defo secondary school 11/12yrs - 18yrs (was 16yrs), not sure what the rules are these days but there were boundaries for makeup and jewellery (I was a tomboy at school)
so to help you understand on the school rota it you have to be in school gates for 8:45, school then starts at 9am then you have lessons untill 11:15am then its break time (recess) from 11:15-11:30 then lunch at 12:30 until 1pm. then lessons then finish school for 3pm or 3:15 depending on the school.
We don’t really have school buses in the uk as most people live in walking radius of there school or are able to drive there . In my opinion it’s rare people travel far on there own for high school but it is very common when you go to college
if you live too far from school, the school will give you a public bus pass so you can get transport on a daily. some schools in my area ( not mine ) have coaches for students who live far, that’s transport to and from school. you can choose to walk, bike ride, busses or taxis to school. in the uk the schools aren’t usually that far, for me it’s only a 10-15 minute walk through a graveyard. other than that the school offers money for busses if your parents are struggling and you live far, but it’s not a long walk and especially not with friends. walking to school is one of my favourite parts of the day lol
Ok so basically most schools don't allow phones, the school day is usually form,1st period, 2nd period, break, 3rd, 4th, lunch then 5th and all the girls go to the toilet at break and and lunch to vape
6:02, that's not during class lesson and I remember in my secondary school we only had about 2 or 3 mins to get to class and the school was 3 floors, 1 minute late and they mark you as late that's if the teacher doesn't do the register early, also it's the students that live close by school that walks or takes the bike etc, physically disabled students have access to transportation to school. And there is cafeteria in british schools
My school has about 6 buses and I live in a rural area. Some people live in the town so they don't get free bus rides provided by the counsil and some people live too far away from any of the bus stops so they either get a taxi or get driven by their parents. Also there is a disabled person at my school that has a special car for her to go in and I think that the council provides it.
A couple things to say we dont have middle school only nursery 18 months - 3 primary school 4- 11 secondary school 12-16 then sixthform/collage then uni then out in the real world and next we do have a cafeteria called the ‘canteen’ that every school has so we do buy food from there the food is just in wrappers and stuff,WE DOMT HAVE SCHOOL BUSES!!and we have class then a morning break abt 15 mins then class then lunch about 55-1 hour then class then sometimes we have half days
Whats your fav subject in school?! 🤔 like the video! 👍🏾
Can u react to British soaps
History, I'm considered too intelligent as I always remember everything lmao
Can you react to scottish bagpipes
I don’t know the subjects name in English. But domestic science maybe. Whatever you learn how to cook, health, foods affect on the environment and stuff like that.
Art and CDT (Craft, Design & Technology).
Walking to school is very common in the U.K. my friend, it is actively encouraged. It’s safe, it’s exercise and usually not to far. For disabled students the Council provides a Taxi at no cost, and there are school buses, both private’s own, for those who don’t want to walk and live to close to don’t qualify for the Free Bus which is paid for by the tax payer for those living a distance away. Hope this helps clear up your question. Remember this is the U.K. we can walk and are not so dependent on the Car 🤓
I had to get 30 busses a week for school 😩
@@pgjc6520 ... wow??? Why? You live on a farm? Where do you live?
@@agot7fan855 half and half north London and just outside of north London right next door in Hertfordshire
It’s not fuckin safe do you know what a stabbing is
@@pgjc6520 I bet you go st marys
Have you ever walked your school on a cold British morning, the amount of layers she was wearing, double it...
I don't think you realize how big the US actually is, we experience different types of weather all the time
@@user-rl7cw9eg8e hmm? He wasn't talking about the US.
@@user-rl7cw9eg8e literally didn’t ask
I walked like a mile and a half and it was minus 9 in the beast from the east 2017
@@Bailey.Stokes yea remember that
You want to be a nurse but you don't think kids should walk to school? It's good exercise. Healthy. Better for them. British people walk a lot, you'd better get used to that if you plan to live in the UK.
Ngl not always advised if your school is in the middle of nowhere
@@murdocisgod246 yeah might get jumped lmao
its a cultural difference and not everyone lives in large cities
there rural folks too
I walk to school and it takes 25 minutes but like there is something such as fresh air
Schools don't accept you if your house is too far away.
Most uk schools aren't allowed makeup but we do it anyways. Also in schools the uniform is mainly a shirt, tie, jumper, blazer, skirt or trousers, tights or socks and specific shoes.Also you can get school buses for some schools
I was lucky enough not to wear a tie but my old school wears them now
At my school we can only we’re naturally make up mascara and lipgloss but we can’t have fake nails or lashes
@@stxrrbeex653 my school you can’t have none of those but people do it anyway
Some at my school have coulered heair and eyeliner
@@jayjay4spurs my school is considering bringing in ties no one apart from me and some yr10s know cuz we’re on the uniform team
Wolverhampton is not in London, it’s in the midlands. Also you won’t see school stuff because you’re not allowed to film in class. Also, secondary school over in the UK is 11-16
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In secondary school (11-16) you’ll have a morning break which is about 15-20 mins where you can go to the toilet and hang around with friends outside. Then you have your lunch break which lasts around 1hr. After eating your lunch you’ll just hangout with friends outside until afternoon lessons start
EDIT: I left school 11 years ago so timings are probably different now
you get 1hr lunch? fuggin hell
@@Fasty8Gaming exactly our lunch is 40 minutes
@@ducktk my break is supposed to be 20 but it's 15 cus they end it early and my lunch is 30 but it's 20 cus they end it early
yup
legit my school lol
School transport: if you live more than 3 miles from the school you get free transport - either a special school bus/coach or a bus pass to use on public buses. Pupils who don't get free bus have a choice of taking the bus or walking and spending the 'bus money' their parents have given them on sweets and stuff! So if it's not raining, you walk!
Unless your parents drive you
Chance would be a fine thing.
@@owainlastname6734 not true everywhere
Unless if you live in London you are privileged to use free transportation due to having the Zip oyster card
classes are called periods and they are 1 hour long each, the standard structure is: period 1, period 2, break (20 minute recess), period 3, lunch (1 hour), period 4, period 5
yeah ours was similar, we had p1 (50 mins), p2, break (20 mins), p3, p4, lunch (1h) p5, p6, Home
@@emilyclarke8222 you get an hour lunch at my school we get 40 mins and break is like 10 or 20 mins
Mine was p1-p2 they could be doubles like maths which were 100 mins or we had singles which are 50 mins then we go to p5-p6
Mine is similar, period 1, period 2, break- 20 mins, period 3, period 4, lunch- 1 hour, period 5
y’all are so lucky u have recess/break. we have p1-4 then 1 hr lunch and then p5-6. Sometimes we even have p7
Hair rules vary by school but are typically no unnatural dyes and clear of the collar (boys) or can be tied back in lessons (girls).
Info from friend: No one wares coats to fancy up the uniform, it’s because after primary school, high schools don’t offer a winter jacket. You’re usually given a choice between a polyester or wool blazer, or a wool sweater with no coat at all, most people go with polyester blazer because wool smells like wet dog and takes forever to dry when it rains, and it rains A LOT, you have to ware this thing all day.
The blazer itself is actually fairly warm but there’s only two buttons near yours waist that you can fasten leaving most of your torso exposed to the elements, this can switch from wind, to rain, to sun, to hail in a singular day, on an hourly basis. This is on top of it limiting your range of movement particularly as a girl because it makes your skirt ride up.
Moral of the story:
Some schools have hoddies but they are rare nicho in Bedworth has a school hoodie
Many of us walk to school through woods and parks - especially out in the suburbs. Most would-be attacks come from the students in the school(!)
Most schools are situated in the middle of a residential area, and it’s just a short walk for the majority of students to get there. Some people get driven by their parents, or some may take a public bus if they live further away.
We had a morning break for about 15-20 mins when you could hang out with your friends, and then we also had a lunch hour.
My school did have a cafeteria, but I don’t think I ever set foot inside it! We were allowed to leave the school premises at lunch time, so I usually went home for lunch. Other people might walk to the local shops to buy food.
It generally wasn’t cool to eat your lunch at school or to hang out in the library!
In Britain u wear coats because most of the time it’s rainy , windy or has rained last night
Also they most likely aren’t walking to school in the woods as someone who lives in the uk they are most likely just in a normal area
4:41 there are these things called Zip/oyster cards. It allows school children to get the bus to school if they want. Some people just prefer to walk.
Edit: People with disabilities can go in a mini-bus if they have documentation.
5:45 Students aren’t allowed in the halls most of the time so they’ll get in trouble if they do. And we don’t have passing periods either.
7:15 we can’t have dyed hair.
7:51 This school is a secondary school.
Scottish schools are quite different, different holidays, not as strict as uniform, different exam system, different school hours etc.
Yeah, Scotland is almost it's own country. It should be tbh, but us english are greedy colonisers
@@doodles8809 you'll find it is us Scotland did the colonising, 1603 James 1
Doodles acotland joined the union because ot wanted englands gold after scotlands upper class we t bankrupt with a failed colony in panema
Doddles the act of the union was signed when scotland begged england to take them in after they failed to colonise paname they got their ass kicked by natives and most scotish had invested in it under the darien scheme the scotish giverment had gotten citizens to invest in the colonial invasion of paname
Scotland joined wngland because scotland was being greedy colonisers and went bakeupt
1) There if 4 Main types of uk houses
2) Trails are really common in the uk, every town has a few nature reserves
3) We do have school busses, and public transport gives student discounts. some people prefer to walk
4) people like to hang in the bathroom because there is no teachers and you can use your phone there. we are not allowed our phones out in school
5) we have things called prefects and teachers don’t roam the halls unless they need something. They have their own classroom
6) Her friend group is the popular/chav
7) Crazy hair colours are restricted in uniform, although some schools allow some
8) our ties are clip on, not tied around
9) this is secondary school. year 10 or 11 d say
10) We don’t have to wear them shoes, we can wear what we want asking as it’s not a trainer/sneaker
11) it’s not recess, we can just bring things to dinner time and go on the facilities
12) that period of going outside was probaly just the half an hour waiting for the other years to finish their dinner
13) She was just probaly vlogging their intermission of walking between classrooms and her breaks
14) we get 2 breaks - 2 lessons break, 2 lessons dinner, last lesson
Hope this helps :)
Those big estate looking houses are usually split between 2/3 households. Don’t be fooled by downtown Abby that’s like 1% of the population, you wouldn’t find a manor like that in a local town 😂
School shoes are horrific to break in I have scars on the back of my feet from that
You don't eat lunch outside?
Recess. High school? Secondary school is 11-16 and you don't get to go outside for like breaks during school? We can't go inside.
We eat food at break
We have 2 lessons in morning break 2 lessons then lunch then one more lesson for me
Most secondary schools will have a morning break (maybe 20 mins) and a lunch break (an hour or more), so maybe 2-2-4 or 2-3-3 (total of 8 lessons). Lunch break may be staggered. There will usually be a canteen with hot meals, salad bar, sandwiches, about £2.50 for a main meal and vegetables. Chips are only served twice a week and are not regarded as a vegetable.
Lucky, my lunch break was half an hour
Total of 8 lessons is a stretch😂. I had a total of 5 lessons per day
If you have 8 lessons a day you must have really short lessons. At my school we have 2 hour but occasionally 1 and 3 hour lessons.
@@masonkelly5107 did you take into account double periods, "Shite, I've got double maths this afternoon!"
@@AndrewHalliwell yh it would still be a total of 5 periods in a day for me
Schools do have transport, mainly the secondary. They have huge buses that come and bring people and some schools have mini busses with their school logo on to transport the students
They aren't necessarily allowed to film in class rooms. It is banned.
The outside part was a break youd have in between the morning periods you give you a break from studying
Then you'll be back in lessons for another 2 hours and then your lunch then back into lessons for 2 hours then home
In my school it goes:
Form- for 20 minutes
Lesson 1- for 100 minutes
Break- for 15 minutes
Lesson 2- for 100 minutes
Lunch- for 35 minutes
Lesson 3- for 100 minutes
Then home
damnnn we get lunch for 65 minutes (uk here too)
@@Tezza17_ lucky you
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We don’t have dedicated school buses as a rule, most would be contract hire from a coach/bus company which is normally arranged by the county council, as for who can catch the bus for free they need to live at least 2 miles away from the school. As far as I’m aware most schools still have a cafeteria but you have the option of bringing your own lunch if it open with COVID is another matter. When I was at school many moons ago we had a 15 minute morning break, 45 minutes lunch break then another 15 minute afternoon break, how their days are structured is likely to be different.
Canteen, we have canteens not cafeterias!
Oooo cafeteria, la di da.
I forgot people didn't walk to school in America we walk WALKING I have to walk through a forest a muddy trail and a park which takes about 30 minutes at 8 am disabled people can get out on a special bus
almost everyone walks to school or takes the local bus.
the reason you didnt see a clasroom is because the uk is very strict with phone rules in schools so if they had a phone out in lesson it would be confiscated and sometimes not given back untill the day after
i'm not sure you'd be sweating, here. even the most southerly point of the UK is further north than the border between the US and Canada. the only time it gets hot is during the summer vacation.
Probably the reason that there is no footage in a classroom is because they look at the age to be in an important year where they have to focus in class but also the majority of schools in England don’t let you have your phones out ever and the ones that do restrict it to only lunch and break :)
School busses in uk are only for villages out of town, like 3+
miles away
When u go to school, u have to leave around 7 in the morning when it’s freezing! SOME homes are small, most of them are quite big or bigger than ur picturing. If ur in walking distance, u don’t have to to take the bus. The bathroom is the only place that u can hide ur phone from the teachers and they probably in there at lunch or break where u have ab 20 - 40 minutes. Primary = 5-11 yo I think. Secondary = 11-16 yo. U don’t wear uniform during college or uni. There IS a cafeteria where we can buy food but there is also an option to bring ur own food. Hope this helps.
Lmao all houses are small
@@kieran2061 not rly…I live in an area surrounded by huge houses. There’s literally a mansion down the road from my house..
@@1ofAkindxx a mansion 💀
@@kieran2061 yeah…what’s ur problem?
@@1ofAkindxx don’t try bullshit me
your not going to see any lesson stuff in these youtube vlogs we aren't allowed and the kids at this school are anywhere from 11 to 16 also there is a school bus for people who dont live within walking distance and there is a cafeteria for food some secondary schools only have a lunch break some have two breaks one in the morning and then lunch or one after lunch and some times they might have all three
We don’t have middle school in the uk it’s literally just secondary school
just becasue you didnt see in this vlog like a school bus doesnt mean there isnt one! a lot of people walk to school as they live nearby but some people who like 30+ mins away get different buses
Here in the UK, most schools do have their own buses, but some students decide to walk. Also, During a school day we have break (in the morning) and then lunch (in the afternoon) which split up the 5-6 lessons we have per day. And we have nursery, primary school, high school/secondary school, college/sixth form and then university. nursery is for 3-4 yr olds, primary for 4-11 yr olds, high for 11-16 yr olds and so on.
My secondary school was hell on earth like most british schools its horrible n we usually wear coats/jackets because the UK is very cold not nice personally id wesr my uniform with a hoodie and my blazer over my hoodie kept me nice n warm
The UK don't have a school bus like America does. In the UK some high schools will own one or two minibuses seating 9 to 17 people and these are for small outings like for school sports matches with other schools. Outings to move a whole class or more are much rarer and typically when that happens the school will just charter a private bus tour company to provide the relevant number of buses for the day. In my experience these buses are really high quality and much more comfortable than a local bus route bus.
In regards to transporting kids to and from school if you live within a certain radius you are expected to walk or a parent drives you a lot closer first. Outside of the special radius you can apply for a bus pass where you will be assigned a collection and drop off point that will be in walking distance from your house. This bus service is done under contract with a local bus company with the local council and not by the school directly. These buses are not exclusive for school use and will have a full working day if the company can find them jobs. Though I noticed this last year that some buses would spend the day parked in the schools bus park.
You better hope you live in the right catchment area for your school or you can't get the bus. I know some kids who had to move a couple of miles to be with their grandparents after their mother died of cancer moving them just slightly out of the catchment area. The father having hung himself when the mother was first diagnosed with cancer years earlier, she was a fighter and hung on for years. The grandmother had a huge bureaucratic fight to get the bus pass even though the collection point was closer to the new house than the old house. Council initially wanted kids who had just lost their mother to also lose their friends by moving to a different school. It was crazy!
All schools have school buses it just depends on how far from the school u live, as u saw the school was surrounded by houses so u could live quite close in walking distance, those students would have been in secondary school and we have a morning break, lunch break and afternoon break, u may also have free periods depending on ur time table and what year u are in.
All school? I don't know a single school that have buses. Unless you mean them mini van for after school sports tournament? 🧐🤨
Mine didn't aha
@@gdotace where do u live that might explain ur lack of buses
@@sarahealey1780 school. Bus? you mean public transport.
I don’t know any schools which have exclusive buses for transport to and from school, as another comment said unless you mean the mini vans used for driving to events or competitions. Speaking especially for London, everyone is either driven walks, or uses public transport (or a combo) here as far as I know.
When they're playing footy, it isn't recess it's still just lunch
Everyone hangs out in the bathroom because its the only place you can use your phone without getting caught XD
It doesn't hurt to walk to school for 20 minutes-
you're not allowed on your phone in class, that's why there were no clips of lessons. the bit when they were outside was b4 school or at breaktime :)
We dont have middle school, just primary and high school
There are a few middle schools in the uk
The reason you don’t see any bright hair colour is because (at my school at least) if you dye your hair something that isn’t natural and can’t wash it out by the next school day then you’ll be put in isolation until the colour is gone
Also at my school your not allowed any form of jewellery unless it is related to religion and if you wear it they can take it of you and you would have to wait until they decide to return it
Also you’re not meant to wear coats or jumpers around the school but most people do it anyway
And practically everyone finds a way to modify the uniform by year 8 (12-13) years old and lots of people in the older years don’t care about uniform anymore and just argue with the teachers to get out of changing it to fit how the school wants the to wear it
(This is all based on my own experience and how my school works)
We use public transport buses to get to school (well I did) or if you live close enough you walk to school.
It looked like those girls lived close enough so they just walked to school. They also looked like they were in year 9 (14 years old) or year 10 (15 years old) of secondary school based on how they looked with all the make up and stuff. Year 11 (16 years old) is the final year.
In secondary schools we don’t have recess, we have breaks after two of three lessons.
If they’re playing football that’s because they want to, football isn’t seen as just a small kids game in the uk.
Phones are limited in lessons so she wouldn’t have been Able to film in a lesson the way you thought/hoped she would have.
In UK secondary schools you also have 6 forms such are if you don't want to go to college or uni you do 6 form and you wear whatever you want but it needs to be smart/formal clothing .
In my secondary they are strict you forgot your blazer detention you wore your trainers instead of your shoes detention you come late detention you forgot your planner/journal detention journal/planner is so you can no your classes and write when homework is due and notes etc if you forgot PFL detention PFL-pencil case,calculater,ruler,pen,pencil,highlighter,angle thingy to measure angles,science calculator that can also be regular calculator and science calculator in one
so basically in our schools (at least most of them) if we get caught with our phones out at any time we get them confiscated. thats why you dont often see footage from outside the toilets. to clear any confusion we start anywhere from 8;15 to 9:00, then we typically have p1 (an hour) p2, break (most schools vary, so anywhere from 15 minutes to 30 minutes) then p3 and p4,then lunch (from around 30 minutes- 1 hour) then p5 and some schools p6. thats just my school tho, its probably different for most. also we aret typically allowed to hang about in the hallways, nd at my school you get a break time detention if you are hanging about inside, so that may well be the case for them too
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Not all schools have the same rules, mine was quite strict, as it was an all girls catholic grammar school. No makeup, only natural hair colour, some of us used to try our luck, but we’d either get detention or sent out to remove make up or sent home to change our hair. No coats in our classes, no extra accessories and shirts must be tucked in. No phone at all though out the duration of a school day. Lol to be honest phones weren’t really a thing for us when I was at school. Toilets is the place to go if you want to break a few rules. Also no all schools have ties, mine didn’t.
In UK there is no personal school transportation you have to walk, catch public bus , public train/ tube if you have to or get drooped of but everything is so close in the uk that it would usually not be a very long walk anyway
they might be in the bathroom because its their break. Im british and sometimes we do that if its too cold outside or something as in the corridoors theres still some classes going on and we get in trouble for being too loud.
we dont have school buses in the uk,we take public busses.
Also a lot fo schools in the uk are pretty close to resiential areas, a lot even in residential areas, so people not to far will jsut walk.
I'm only in my 30s and walking to school was normal in the UK when I was a kid. In general it would take me 20-30 minutes to walk to school and most of the people I knew did the same. Sun, rain or snow/ice didn't make any difference, if you were late you would get a de-merit and repeated lateness resulted in detention. The worst days were when we had cooking class (we had to carry our ingredients) and P.E ( we had to carry our equipment) on the same day as that was quite heavy. No one whined about this as it was normal and I can't see how it did us any harm, quite the contrary, I think it's a good thing. Maybe one reason the UK has started to follow the USA in regards to our rates of childhood obesity is that modern parents drive the kids to school (or the kids get the bus).
Buses were available when I went to school but only for those who lived too far away or because the student was disabled.
Toilet clip at start was before class. "Recess" was short morning break between periods, then lunch and then after school. She wouldnt be aloud to film in class. Of course schools provide busses but if you are close enough then you walk. All schools have cafeterias.
Mate the forest near mine that I walk through to get to school has had so many stabbings and ppl getting burned n’ shit 😂 and now there’s a flasher
Depending on how old they are, they might have had a free period. Don't know if this is all schools, but most of us turned up at school at around half eight then messed around until form (I think you call it home room?) started at quarter to nine. Then a 20 minutes break time after eleven, then a fifty minute lunch break sometime after 1. You can't really have your phone out in lessons, so I doubt she'd video any of them. Only the bits during breaks away from the eyes of teachers.
I’m British an um we get detention if we have our phone out in school so you can only go on them at lunch when the teachers aren’t looking! And that’s the tea of being British 💅🏻
Just don't get caught or don't go to detention, simple things in life 😂
The reason you didn’t see and school stuff would be because we aren’t allowed phones out during lessons.
Schools have moved to another planet since my time.
Teachers used to use discipline that would lead to legal action nowadays.
We once tried a winter without resetting the clocks. (British Standard Time)
That meant riding a bike to school in the dark (cold, wet, hailstones)
Most people i know walk or bike to school, but you can get a bus that is usually part of a contract with the school
British school buses are basically just old public buses that aren't used for general public anymore, mine was a green 30 year old monstrosity. Just so you public transport works on a franchise system with with private companies running the busses everywhere outside of London so busses can vary quite a bit around the country.
We have school busses and a cafeteria for sure lol, at the start of the day we walk round the school then go in for form (registration) then we have break (recess) and then lunch and we can go outside during lunch too
They look like they only live 5 or 10 minutes away from school so that's why walk to school
We don’t have many school busses in the UK, especially in cities.
Also, yeah, for some reason teenage girls are always hanging out in the toilets, and there’s time to do that at break (15-25 mins in the morning) and lunch (40 mins to an hour). Depending on the school you might not have many places you can go at lunch or break except outside or to the lunch hall, but usually those aren’t big enough to hang out in and it’s common to not be allowed to eat a packed lunch in there if a private contractor is providing the food.
All schools have school buses. But people are not compelled to take them. Local authorities have a legal obligation to provide transport. In some cases that means they’ll get the student a taxi (for instance if disabled). There are strict rules against using phones in class in most schools. Which as of last month, have been backed by the government itself. Hence why it’s likely that we’re not seeing classes. In terms of breaks. There is normally a 15 min break in the morning (or less) which also allows for people to get to next class. Followed by an hour at lunch.
We do have buses for people in need and most ppl walk as it’s quite common, this school also looks like a secondary school ( ages 11-16).
Also, in secondary school (atleast mine) there’s break and lunch, both usually outside.
By the way, it isn’t really a woods, it’s a side street like a shortcut that all neighbourhoods have for kids to mainly walk to school
Tax free weekend? That's wild! In the UK children's clothes are tax free always, but not school supplies like glue sticks or rulers or anything.
“Wheres the school bus” we dont have them 💀
We normally can get just random buses for the public which are normally stagecoach or uno buses though so we do have some form of transportation and some people get trains lmfao
Wolverhampton isn't in London...
Yeah the toilets are like the number one hang-out spot for girls in the UK, that’s where all the bunking goes on too
“i thought that houses in England were small” bru wtf you on about
Been a while since i was in school but at least when i was going most didn't have actual school buses, to get to school you either walked, parents dropped you off or you took public transport like a bus or a train. Only schools i remember having their own buses were the private ones. Not sure if this is the same now or if this is representative of the rest of the UK but that's my experience.
I'm southwest and where I am the local bus companies supplie schools with some buses, I'm guessing for those who live further out or there's school bus passes, they came out as I was leaving school lol (been a while )
Most UK public transport is free for children, but dedicated school buses are uncommon and usually in scattered rural communities.
We’re usually not allowed any ‘unnatural’ hair colours or more than one piercing until we’re 16 or finished year 11
Nah the layers are a hassle to put on but when it gets cold you don't care 😂😭 it's the most annoying when it's pe and you gotta change back into your uniform
The thing is you can rarely get sweaty in the uk so the uniform is actually pretty decent at keeping us warm
You're not allowed to use phones in class, they'll just be taken
I'd say they look like year 11 students, which would be your 10th grade
They’re definitely in secondary school (high school). Universities don’t have uniforms (most anyway). This reminds me how much I hated secondary school.
There no middle school buddy.
THATS A BIKESHED NOT A BUS STATION!!!!!
With the ties most of them are actually clip ons lol a lot of schools banned ties that go around the neck because of people pulling them and strangling eachother my school banned round the neck ties so yeah basically the tie just clips onto the shirt
No yellow school buses in the UK, & kids rarely live far from their schools in urban areas like Wolverhampton. I could walk to school in 15 minutes.
as sum1 in a uk school , the toilets bit was prob b4 school acc started because sum schools will open b4 actual form time . the next bit was break. my break lasts 11 mins but it varies on which school u go to , the lunch bit .you can have free school meals provided by the government or a packed lunch . we have about 6 ish lessons a day ( changes in diff schools) the walking through woods b4 school is also sum i do 😂 like next to the school we have a deep forest that most of the time is where my school holds their paggas (fights)
Uniform policies in the UK are very strict.
From skirt length to hair colour
Also the people in the video are either year 10 or year 11 (ages 14-16)
Wolverhampton aint in London. its a city right near Birmingham
at my school, there are no buses unless u want to pay for a normal bus but for kids who live really far or their parents can’t take them, the school organises taxis for them but most people drive or walk to school 😼
Your not allowed to have your phones out in skl in Britain or they'll be confiscated thats why there was no actually class footage
As a guy from the UK I can confirm that are secondary schools can be interesting to say the least. Also the UK doesn't have the yellow school buses you have in America so either your parents take you to school, you take a minibus to school if you live in a different towns or far from the school or you can use public transport. Also we do have lessons in British schools but you're not allowed to have your phones out in lessons(the teachers will confiscate your phone if they see them).
Most UK schools don't allow make up.
This looks like a college then a school but lots school dont allow it
Unless they are 16 in most schools
It's defo secondary school 11/12yrs - 18yrs (was 16yrs), not sure what the rules are these days but there were boundaries for makeup and jewellery (I was a tomboy at school)
so to help you understand on the school rota it
you have to be in school gates for 8:45, school then starts at 9am
then you have lessons untill 11:15am
then its break time (recess) from 11:15-11:30 then lunch at 12:30 until 1pm. then lessons then finish school for 3pm or 3:15 depending on the school.
We don’t really have school buses in the uk as most people live in walking radius of there school or are able to drive there . In my opinion it’s rare people travel far on there own for high school but it is very common when you go to college
if you live too far from school, the school will give you a public bus pass so you can get transport on a daily. some schools in my area ( not mine ) have coaches for students who live far, that’s transport to and from school. you can choose to walk, bike ride, busses or taxis to school. in the uk the schools aren’t usually that far, for me it’s only a 10-15 minute walk through a graveyard. other than that the school offers money for busses if your parents are struggling and you live far, but it’s not a long walk and especially not with friends. walking to school is one of my favourite parts of the day lol
Ok so basically most schools don't allow phones, the school day is usually form,1st period, 2nd period, break, 3rd, 4th, lunch then 5th and all the girls go to the toilet at break and and lunch to vape
Why would you be scared of walking through the woods during daytime? At night maybe if there’s only a couple of you
6:02, that's not during class lesson and I remember in my secondary school we only had about 2 or 3 mins to get to class and the school was 3 floors, 1 minute late and they mark you as late that's if the teacher doesn't do the register early, also it's the students that live close by school that walks or takes the bike etc, physically disabled students have access to transportation to school. And there is cafeteria in british schools
The reason they hang out in the bathroom is because the teachers will get them and they also go on there phones in there that's a other reason
My school has about 6 buses and I live in a rural area. Some people live in the town so they don't get free bus rides provided by the counsil and some people live too far away from any of the bus stops so they either get a taxi or get driven by their parents. Also there is a disabled person at my school that has a special car for her to go in and I think that the council provides it.
we have nursery, primary school (up till 11), secondary school (12-16), college (16-18) and university (after 18)
In secondary school you tend to get a 15min brake and a 30min lunch. With some variation depending on the school.
A couple things to say we dont have middle school only nursery 18 months - 3 primary school 4- 11 secondary school 12-16 then sixthform/collage then uni then out in the real world and next we do have a cafeteria called the ‘canteen’ that every school has so we do buy food from there the food is just in wrappers and stuff,WE DOMT HAVE SCHOOL BUSES!!and we have class then a morning break abt 15 mins then class then lunch about 55-1 hour then class then sometimes we have half days