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I'm going to 9th grade next month so what are the stuff i should put u know like books, pencils, notebooks and other girly things like perfume, makeup, and other random things. I'm going to a private school in Dubai so it may be hard for some of you but please i want a LONG list thx. ;)
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Great. I just finished ninth grade.
Does your school provide notebooks? I don't recommend using school notebooks. In a private school the students are probably going to be from wealthy families. And remember that Dubai gets really hot.
With that in mind, I think we can start.
Heat. Deodorants are important, and that's something you'll want to save in your P.E. bag, not necessarily in your school bag. Have a small hairbrush and a compact with you everywhere. Be REALLY careful about your make-up choice, since sweat can smudge it entirely.
Hmm... have cute notebooks, but you don't need a million books to carry around everywhere, now, do you? Get one that is with around five segments (like those with colourful segments and each segment has its own colour and whatever) and make sure it's squared, so that you can use it for math and english and whatnot. Make sure its cover is a base colour. It can be pink, blu, red, purple, whatever, or colourful. BUT nothing with icons or pictures. If you're desperate, you can decorate it with stickers and pictures which is cool. But no Rebecca Black or Justin Bieber. That's just...that.
Have a blue, black, and red ink pen just in case there are insistant teachers. Also get a pack of the thin tipped stabilo colour pens. They work really well for titles.
You can have a bottle of perfume, but make sure it's not too strong, too sweet, or too anything, but fresh. Like the Donna Karan Delicious apple series.
Female pads. one or two, all the time.
Maybe something to change into in case of anything.
Hmm... have an mp3 or ipod, iphone, galaxy, whichever. Something that plays music. It's a life saver at times, but don't get too dependent on those to the extent where you become anti social. If you have one of the apple products with the apps, the apps and your development in games like tiny wings, angry birds, and doodle jump can occasionallly become chat material. Also instant access to internet on your fingertips is a fun thing to have.
You might want and additional tiny notebook from which you can tear out small pages and inscribe notes subtly during a lesson. Its even better if its squared like your notebook so the teachers won't notice.
A digital camera! Light and useful. Snap unforgettable moments of your life and save them forever. Very sweet. Also useful when reminiscing with your friends. And material to post on facebook.
A hairband. You never know when you might need it. One, or three. Always a good thing to have back ups.
Snacks! A day won't go without those. Small things to keep your stomach from going crazy, like cookies and crackers and such.
Cool shades. Protects you from the annoying, harmful rays of sunlight, right? ;)
Speaking of sunlight... I haven't lived in Dubai, but I lived in Turkey. And one thing is you get tanned. OR RED. If you are the type that gets red, dont get too frantic over sun screen, but it wouldn't harm to use it. But warning; don't get frantic.
A nice pair of trainers for P.E., sweatpants and a shirt. One of those towel-y wristbands that help wipe away the sweat. Which is their entire purpose but some wear it for fashion, too.
Hmm...when talking about music devices I mentioned it briefly but, YOUR PHONE. Keep it in your bag. Doesn't always have to be in your pocket, but a must-be in you bag at least.
A waterbottle if your school doesn't have plastic cups. Unbelievable harsh truth; ours didn't. But then again, you won't need to get out of class and you can drink water freely whenever you wish. Which is a good thing in a country where you can practicaly go dehydrated.
Cash. Just in case. And an ID of some sort, any sort, as long as it's an ID.
Your text books is a custom...
Oh! I talked about pens, but I never mentioned pencils and all that.
Have a compass (as in the thing that helps you draw circles and not the north south east west direction tool), at least 15cm ruler, eraser, mechanical and/or normal pencil, sharpener and/or pencil led, and a highlighter can be useful too. The bag-like roundish cloth pencilcases with nothing additional inside are the best way to store these things.
Have an agenda or a homework diary or whatever you wish to call it (maybe the school will provide one for you) where you can write your homework and mark days and stuff.
A lip gloss. Lightly pink, but nothing too extravagant. Remember you're in school, and a freshman. Freshmans are usually really excited and some try to show off or be cool. Don't do that. It will just get people peeved at you.
It's good to be prepared, but not too prepared and jumpy. And it's okay to make mistakes. The more natural you are, the better.
And with that I come to the end of my preaching :P Have fun in High School! :D
Great. I just finished ninth grade.
Does your school provide notebooks? I don't recommend using school notebooks. In a private school the students are probably going to be from wealthy families. And remember that Dubai gets really hot.
With that in mind, I think we can start.
Heat. Deodorants are important, and that's something you'll want to save in your P.E. bag, not necessarily in your school bag. Have a small hairbrush and a compact with you everywhere. Be REALLY careful about your make-up choice, since sweat can smudge it entirely.
Hmm... have cute notebooks, but you don't need a million books to carry around everywhere, now, do you? Get one that is with around five segments (like those with colourful segments and each segment has its own colour and whatever) and make sure it's squared, so that you can use it for math and english and whatnot. Make sure its cover is a base colour. It can be pink, blu, red, purple, whatever, or colourful. BUT nothing with icons or pictures. If you're desperate, you can decorate it with stickers and pictures which is cool. But no Rebecca Black or Justin Bieber. That's just...that.
Have a blue, black, and red ink pen just in case there are insistant teachers. Also get a pack of the thin tipped stabilo colour pens. They work really well for titles.
You can have a bottle of perfume, but make sure it's not too strong, too sweet, or too anything, but fresh. Like the Donna Karan Delicious apple series.
Female pads. one or two, all the time.
Maybe something to change into in case of anything.
Hmm... have an mp3 or ipod, iphone, galaxy, whichever. Something that plays music. It's a life saver at times, but don't get too dependent on those to the extent where you become anti social. If you have one of the apple products with the apps, the apps and your development in games like tiny wings, angry birds, and doodle jump can occasionallly become chat material. Also instant access to internet on your fingertips is a fun thing to have.
You might want and additional tiny notebook from which you can tear out small pages and inscribe notes subtly during a lesson. Its even better if its squared like your notebook so the teachers won't notice.
A digital camera! Light and useful. Snap unforgettable moments of your life and save them forever. Very sweet. Also useful when reminiscing with your friends. And material to post on facebook.
A hairband. You never know when you might need it. One, or three. Always a good thing to have back ups.
Snacks! A day won't go without those. Small things to keep your stomach from going crazy, like cookies and crackers and such.
Cool shades. Protects you from the annoying, harmful rays of sunlight, right? ;)
Speaking of sunlight... I haven't lived in Dubai, but I lived in Turkey. And one thing is you get tanned. OR RED. If you are the type that gets red, dont get too frantic over sun screen, but it wouldn't harm to use it. But warning; don't get frantic.
A nice pair of trainers for P.E., sweatpants and a shirt. One of those towel-y wristbands that help wipe away the sweat. Which is their entire purpose but some wear it for fashion, too.
Hmm...when talking about music devices I mentioned it briefly but, YOUR PHONE. Keep it in your bag. Doesn't always have to be in your pocket, but a must-be in you bag at least.
A waterbottle if your school doesn't have plastic cups. Unbelievable harsh truth; ours didn't. But then again, you won't need to get out of class and you can drink water freely whenever you wish. Which is a good thing in a country where you can practicaly go dehydrated.
Cash. Just in case. And an ID of some sort, any sort, as long as it's an ID.
Your text books is a custom...
Oh! I talked about pens, but I never mentioned pencils and all that.
Have a compass (as in the thing that helps you draw circles and not the north south east west direction tool), at least 15cm ruler, eraser, mechanical and/or normal pencil, sharpener and/or pencil led, and a highlighter can be useful too. The bag-like roundish cloth pencilcases with nothing additional inside are the best way to store these things.
Have an agenda or a homework diary or whatever you wish to call it (maybe the school will provide one for you) where you can write your homework and mark days and stuff.
A lip gloss. Lightly pink, but nothing too extravagant. Remember you're in school, and a freshman. Freshmans are usually really excited and some try to show off or be cool. Don't do that. It will just get people peeved at you.
It's good to be prepared, but not too prepared and jumpy. And it's okay to make mistakes. The more natural you are, the better.
And with that I come to the end of my preaching :P Have fun in High School! :D
Dubai British school uniform help?
Dan
So the guys in this school do u tuck your shirt in???!!! And do we have wear a the school bag with the DBS Logo or is it our choice can I wear an adidas messenger bag? Btw I'm talking abt the secondary school uniform
Go sleep with your dad Sam
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Calm down nerd
Calm down nerd
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