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school on monday i dont wanna go?

so ive had 2 lovely weeks off school and monday i have to go back i dont want to! i know every kid in britiain is feeling like this but just arrghhh! i hate school! im not being bullied or anything i jut find it so so so boring! i know i need an education but im doing pretty well so its not like im thick or anything, i havnt done my homework or coursework that due and i just dont feel like ive had a holiday tbh! any tips or ideas on how to ‘get in the mood for school’? haha sounds silly, please help

Ahh Mum, please don’t make me go to school. The kids hate me, the teachers hate me.

But son, you have to go, you’re the Headmaster.

Unfortunately you (and I, being a teacher) have to go. Don’t get stressed about something you can’t do anything about.

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