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Introduction:

When you’re going to school for the first time, it can be overwhelming. There are so many things that you need to know, and your parents and teachers will likely tell you what they think is best. But this guide will give you all the information that you need about attending public school—from getting there to what happens during the day and how you should act when you get there.

Getting to school:

Find out when and where you need to catch the bus or train. If you’re running late, call the school office before heading out.

If you are sick or have another problem with your ride, let the driver know so they can help you get there on time (and not leave early).

School supplies:

School supplies are expensive, but they’re also a good investment. If you’re willing to spend money on them, then it’s worth it to bring some items with you in your backpack every day. You can use these supplies for so many things besides schoolwork: homework and projects at home; taking notes during class; studying for tests; writing essays or other assignments after school (or during the summer).

School supplies are also a great way to start off the year right! It’s important not just because we want our kids’ brains working hard but also because it’s nice for them (and us) if they feel prepared mentally when they walk into their first day of school. Some people say that packing lunch saves money but others argue that eating lunch away from home is cheaper overall—so consider both sides before deciding whether buying lunch each day would be worth it financially speaking or not!

School day:

The school day is divided into three separate periods:

Morning, which starts at 8 a.m. and ends at 11:30 a.m., or “8 to 11”

Afternoon, which begins at 12 p.m., or “12:00 to 3:30”

Evening, which begins at 4 p.m., or “4-6”

During each of these periods, students are expected to be present in their classrooms for their assigned times—but not all teachers enforce this rule equally across all grades! For example, some middle schools have longer instructional days than high schools; therefore some students may stay late while others leave early because they have extracurricular activities after school that require more time away from classwork (such as sports practice).

School activities and rules

Be on time

Follow the rules

Dress appropriately

Takeaway:

School is a great place to learn, make friends and have fun. It’s also a place where you can learn about the world around you.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I hope that you have found this article helpful and informative. Remember to stay safe on the school bus! And remember that school is the place to be for many reasons besides just learning about your favorite subjects.