My First Day at School

After a patience of six years to become the known phenomenon as a student, I suddenly felt nervousness scatter my entire body. I was lost in my own thoughts and there were nowhere to escape.
The excitement and enthusiasm that had been grown since last year where my parents told me the very unknowing thing school disappeared. I didn’t want that the school should be replaced by the comfortable kindergarten with the safely settings where my friends were. I became afraid of the unconscious, afraid of the strange and I began crying.
I wanted that my father immediately turned the car and drove back home, but it was too late. We were only few metres from the school. My parents told me that it would be great and that I would meet new people, and get new friends to know. I would no longer be a little boy, but instead a big boy that went to school with own schoolbag with books in it. I knew that all the things my parents told me were just for to get me more comfortable in the situation. Actually it helped especially the last thing they told me and therefore I saw a ray of hope even though the circumstances.
Was it so terrible as I predicted? Maybe it was just me who was too exaggerated.
I was dressed in my finest clothes and my hair was weird done with help by some sticky trash, fashionable my mother told me.
N. Zahle’s School was the name of the school where I began and spent my next ten years. It was a school of good reputation where my sister already went so it was quite obvious that I also began there.
All us new students with our parents were gathered in the playground. Just like me were all dressed in nice clothes and were very excited. A woman came out dressed in a summer dress. She told us some information about the division of the classes, A and B. I should go in the A class. We went up to the first floor where our classroom was. It was divided in two sections, one with all the toys and the other where we would be taught. During an hour the day was over. My expression of the day and school was very positive than my expectations. It was exciting and interesting and my parents were right, I felt very grown-up and ready for a new part of my life.