Well today was my first day of Sixth Form (Further education) and because it's simular to going back into a new term or even a new year of school, I really didn't know what to expect, and was nervous. I hate it when you brain automatically gives you a image of what it's going to be like. CURSE YOU IMAGINATION! See I was worried mainly about If I was going to be in a tutor group the same as my mates or end up on my own with no one I knew. I don't think im the only one that was worried about the tutor groups either but to fair I think it natural that one worries about these things.

I was also worried about the subjects that I chose, not in terms of I didn't want to do them but if I'd actually be able to do a certain subject which was Business due to the fact I got a D on it in GCSE, but looks like I can seems it was on my timetable that I had to pick up this morning. So it looks like I can do Business, which is good as I enjoy it!

One bad thing though is that I have to re-take maths and for anyone that knows me you'll know that I hate Maths, which frustrates my dad as he's a qualified account and can write pages of figures while watching sport on the TV, which I would of love to inherit in the genes but apparently I got my mums maths gene! (She never reads my blog so im safe on making that comment!) but yeah I have to re-take GCSE Maths during Sixth form and have to get a maths tutor to make sure I pass it this time

So basically my first day has been settling back into further education, but what really got me is the fact I don't wear a school uniform anymore and it feels so weird to wear your usual casual clothes that you would on a weekend or after school. Thats defiantly going to take some getting used to.

What was also quite funny on my first day today is that I had two free periods (no lessons) on my first day! Hey im not complaining, but didn't exactly expect that on the first day! And looking at my timetable I always will have Tuesday and wednesday afternoons off as free periods. Suits me!

So first day of Sixth form, was good, but it's going to take some getting used to!