aih firstly dont worry about social skills, everyones on the same boat as you! secondly, if you want t go you can go, however if you prefer to stay at ur old school then thats always ok too. infact, at the start/durng the school year, sehs students actually leave to go back to their old schools so if ur not happy abt it, u can always leave !

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      mizi same my brother is in mhs but he wakes up at 7 and comes home at 4:30 i

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          mizi i find that a bit dim though, if sehs students leave, that's on them bc they could've weighed up all that they had to do (like travel and transport wise a few other things also) earlier when they were given the offer and could have accepted or declined

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              Moonlight_31 ahh, my brothers in vce currently and we live in a pretty ghetto place so yeah lol also he has crazy sleeping & stress problems (i dont think its bc of mhs but who knows) so he doesnt even go to school as often

                MMHS i mean this is why year 10 admissions exist too, because people might not like how the school actually is. also, public transport is bloody bipolar, ive missed trains bc they came early or js straight up cancelled 😭 also like most comments, they seem to enjoy their current schools

                    mizi my mum was talking to one of my family friends and they work in acer an they said many kids leave sehs cuz of the pressure so idk

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                        YR10SEHSASPIRANT precisely. not direct but remember this is a school for "academically gifted" students. they expect much more than regular public schools (but get less money LMAO) and maybe around year 9 (mainly year 10) is when school is much harder and important

                            A! Hey, I'm going to Macrob next year and I was wondering whether we had to buy our own laptops? Please let me know asap!

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                                Another thing: is the school pretty? ik this is kinda weird to ask but most public schools i've seen are pretty filthy and idk about selective schools... also i've heard the school buildings are very old

                                  that's cool thanks everyone. but still wondering about the sports since I do 2 sports that require like 3ish sessions each and I don't wanna quit them. I have no problem moving clubs but I just wanna keep active. so like the kids who go to selectives/have siblings can they say how kids in selective manage to still play and maintain fitness? I realllllly wanna go cause I love studying and I love the competitive environment but my parents don't want me too cause I would have to possibly quit sport 🙁 help me find reasons to convince them to let me go!