Part 2 New Schools, Losing Granddad and Sexual Assault

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From my last year at Adwick Washington Infant School wasn't that hard from what I can remember it was just a bit strange going to a new school I was with the same people I knew since school a few had moved I can be truthfully honest I absolutely hated Adwick Juniour School all the teacher would talk down to me and make me feel like a complete piece of shit I hated it there was only a two teachers I liked Mrs Wilson and Miss Prescott I got so much help from them it was great but I didn't like that school at all. When year six came round they decided that I shouldn't go to Outwood Academy (was NDTC at the time) due to the bullying I'd get due to my autism and cerebral palsy and so they sent me off to StoneHill at first I was like "mmm what? OK" When it was the leavers day I sweared down I have never cried so much. When September 2008 came I was ready to leave my old life behind me and start the new and at first I didn't like Stonehill it was a new scary place when but as I came into year 8 I began enjoying school more but in the beginning of year 9 I lost my granddad to be honest my granddad was the only think I had close to a real dad and that was the day my family fell apart I got really moody my world had just crashed down before my eyes though he's gone he's never ever forgotten and he never will be because I will do anything within my power to make him proud whether good or bad. The one time I didn't feel safe at school was the day of a school field trip to a youth hostel when my second boyfriend came into the toilet cubicle I was in and he made me feel absolutely horrible I felt sick I was sexually assaulted at the of 14 and this is such a difficult subject to talk about because if ever I'm in a relationship I have to tell the person I'm with that what happened. I knew after a few weeks into the summer holidays when I was dancing in my room I felt like the girl I'd always been and nothing could stop me there. 

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