Essay On School Nightmare

Elementary nightmare

New experiences are always terrifying and that is because you are dunking yourself into the unknown. A new experience with new people is even more terrifying, because you know nothing about those people and their nature. And that’s how terrifying is moving to a new school for an elementary kid.

For some students moving to a new school is terrifying, for me, it is a nightmare. Saying goodbye to your best friends, having a last look at the class that one day nursed you just like a mom, smelling the dusty chairs and tables, which you have always hated and complain about, for one more time. And then with tearful eyes, you pack your stuff and leave.

My father told me that the school, which I am moving to, is one of the best schools around, and that the teaching is at high standard teaching. As a result of the highly

Different people with a different looks, I pulled my legs toward my prison cell, fearful and nervous. As I answered the simple question the teacher asked, which was what is your name, all the eyes were looking at me, heard some whispers “He is from the other sect”, “Ewww”, some people said some really bad words.

I ended my first day shocked from the whispers that I have heard, but convinced myself that I shouldn’t judge them from the first day.

A couple of weeks passed before they gain the courage and boldness to direct those sectarian comments, day after day the number of comments started to increase till they reached a point that the purpose of the comment is to make fun of me.

After spending a couple of weeks in the new school, I could see the difference, it was so clear. Students in my old school were polite and respectful, while students in the new school were totally disrespectful, students in my old school weren’t racist toward a particular sect or any group of people, furthermore, the students in my new school were rich which made them