Secondaryschool Stories

CUTS AND BRUISES kʌts ænd ˈbruːzɪz : breaks in the skin caused by sharp objects (cuts) and discoloration of skin caused by blood leaking into the tissue under the skin's surface (bruises) ꧁༺--------------------༻꧂ ❛ The beautiful and the damned. ❜ ꧁༺--------------------༻꧂ 𝐒𝐘𝐋𝐕𝐈𝐄 ❝𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐄𝐑❞ 𝐋𝐄𝐘𝐀 𝐕𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐔𝐄𝐕𝐀 and 𝐒𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐃𝐀𝐋𝐘 revel in the freedom of living arms wide open to recklessness that leads to being damned. 𝐀𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐍 𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐘𝐍 and 𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐎𝐋𝐀 ❝ 𝐀𝐁𝐈 ❞ 𝐁𝐎𝐋𝐀𝐉𝐈 are the very embodiment of beautiful. Their existence is made up of generations of wealth, success and elegance. They'll be damned if they're drawn to the shadows of Silver and Sean. ꧁༺--------------------༻꧂ Silver and Sean, and Aiden and Abi are not together in this story. FIRST BOOK OF THE ❛DEAR..❜ SERIES.

What if the way you hold me is actually what's holy? ╱ ORIGINAL

cover is my art :) 10% secondary school, 90% random ninjago drama What happens when you mix Ninjago and Britain together? It's not high school anymore, it's secondary school, sprinkled with LOTS of Ninjago drama. The ninja - who aren't ninja in this book but its easier to refer to them this way - go to Ninjago Secondary School and are in year 10, the start to their GCSEs. Where will this story go? Read on to know! damn that's cringy but it rhymes 😭 ***WARNING: mention of drugs, abuse, self harm, SA also all characters belong to Ninjago.***

It's a story about Ella, a Nigerian girl and all her struggles as she goes about her everyday life. Mainly centered on school and family. As the story progresses it gets more intriguing. Sit back and read this juicy Nigerian themed book. Enjoy the ride. 😉🤞 #wattysNG2020

Jamie Miller was a freak. Everyone knew it. He'd be called names, shoved into lockers, anything that would grab his attention to try make him snap. He didn't care anymore. He was so used to it that he felt numb. That was, until a girl showed up. Rosabelle Valentine, an American transfer student, had been attending the school for the amount of time he had, yet he never noticed her. Sure, he had heard her speak up in class, or talk to her friends, but he had never thought of her the way he did now. She had taken notice of the fact he was being bullied, & stood up for him, much to Jamie's surprise. He didn't think anyone would defend him. After that, he started seeing her in a way he never saw anyone else before. Watching her for a second longer than he should when she asked a question in class, staring at her like a lost puppy when she skipped with her friends on the way to lunch. He was a lovesick fool. But did she see him the same? Or would he end up being heartbroken? (Not sexualising!!) (Almost every character in this book belongs to the show Adolescence!) (My version of Jamie miller probably won't be like the version in the show, & he wont kill Katie in this book!)

𐔌 ﹒ ⋆ ꩜ 🪼⋆ 𓂃 ₊ ⊹ . . "This feels so pathetic.. Like running away from them." Maeve Abercrombie, someone whose ego is usually to the moon, but doesn't show it, surprisingly moves to a new school after getting relentlessly bullied at her old one, meeting many people, among which are Kayla Windsor, an annoying, stubborn girl who wont leave her alone, Jessamine Sinclair and Belle Fournier, the unpopular mean girls at the school who like to chat shit with one another about other people, and Aelax Arion, a person that is so ethereal it almost seems otherwordly. Maybe they are, infact, otherwordly?

In the small town of Carrigmore, where everyone knows each other and the days are spent between school, hurling matches, and quiet evenings at home, Conor Flynn and Fiadh O'Donovan have always been just two familiar faces in the crowd. Growing up together, they've shared classrooms, the local GAA pitch, and unspoken moments of connection, but never the courage to acknowledge what lies beneath their friendship. Fiadh has always been quiet, the girl who loves music and dreams of becoming a doctor, but never feels quite good enough to make it happen. Her world is turned upside down when her mam passes away from cancer, leaving Fiadh to navigate grief, self-doubt, and the weight of expectations. As her father's law business continues to thrive, the pressure to follow in her mam's footsteps and make something of herself grows stronger. But with every step she takes forward, she feels more lost. Conor, a minor Cork hurler with dreams of playing for the senior team, carries the burden of being everything everyone expects him to be. He's the star athlete, the dependable friend, but beneath it all, Conor wonders who he really is when he's not the version others want him to be. He's always admired Fiadh from afar, but with her life in upheaval, he's unsure if it's the right time to tell her how he feels. In a town where nothing stays secret for long, and where small-town dreams sometimes feel too big to achieve, Fiadh and Conor must face their own fears, their shared history, and the growing feelings between them that they've long ignored. But as they try to navigate their way through love, loss, and self-discovery, they will both learn that the most important thing is to never change who you are for anyone-no matter how much you think you might need to. More Than Enough is a slow-burn story about friendship, love, and finding the strength to stay true to yourself when the world around you seems determined to pull you in different directions.

As a family which had gone through some bad experiences, it was expected of them that they keep out of situations which would further more burrow into their traumatic lives. But events unfold before her very eyes wasn't something Omonigho Lily Okojie knew how to do without interfering, after all she was a child prescribed to be better than money. P.S: This was written by sixteen year old me. Perhaps in the future I'll come back to make edits, but for now, enjoy the unedited, raw material from a young dreamer.

Miku and her friends are now in Upper School. As she enters the building and excited to start a new story there, will things even get better? All her friends are involved in conflict and she's still rivals with Emily the vocaloidphobe? Does she even cope well with the ton amount of homework preparing for her GCSEs and Yuka pressuring her to do well in them? WARNING: This fan fiction will be a lot more dramatic than the previous one. It also involves bullying and petty teen drama... Ships Include: - Len x Miku - Rin x Piko - Luka x Kaito - Meiko x Mikuo - Teto x Gumi - Neru x Yukari - Mayu x Tei

14 years old Pandora (oops Amarachi) had to abruptly change schools at the start of a new school term. She hated the idea of starting afresh but she was determined to make the most of it. At least it was a boarding school and she would finally be away from home. For her, this was the start of a new era. New school, new her. What could go wrong? She had everything under control as always, or so she thought... Shortly after she resumed, she found out the school wasn't what it seemed to be and there were strange paranormal activities going on. Follow the story of a teenage girl as she tries to navigate life in a new environment, while building new friendships and solving mysteries. A Nigerian themed novel 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

Two students both studying at the same institution go through various different ups and downs, there is one thing that keeps them going.

When Abigail Bishop starts year ten, she finds a liking towards her photography teacher, Mr Robin, over a couple weeks, she starts to develop more intense feeling for her teacher.

Sixteen-year-old Gbugbemi is used to luxury, freedom, and getting her way. Living in a private estate in Abuja with her wealthy politician father and salon-owning mother, she's never had to do much-except roll her eyes and get a new phone every time her old one gets smashed. But when her parents announce they'll be spending the next six months (or longer) in London on international business, her world flips upside down. Instead of enjoying her dream scenario-an empty mansion, wild parties, and a chance to finally gain popularity-Bemi is shipped off to Warri to stay with the one person she fears more than a broken screen: her strict Aunt Chisom. Suddenly, Bemi is forced to trade private school luxury for unfamiliar streets, new family dynamics, and a reality where her attitude won't get her far. Her senior year is about to take a dramatic turn-and Warri might just have more in store for her than she expects. ________ See abeg I'm not good at describing just read it. I might delete it later so enjoy while it last.

Silence they say, is golden but sometimes it's the most lethal poison that eats away at you slowly until there's nothing left and you become an empty shell of who you used to be. The most scary thing about silence is that it could be... addictive? Once you get used to it, You can't help it. It becomes a part of you and finishes you off slowly. Divine Favour, a young Nigerian teenage girl had to change schools after a traumatic event. Having had her trust broken by the person she least expected, she swore never to trust anyone ever again. What no one knows is that - That shy and quiet girl has her own demons, that she cries herself to sleep every night and that she isn't any different from that troubled teen at school that drowns drowns his problems with drugs, recklessness, bitterness and truancy. The only difference is that she is fighting hers all on her own and - in silence. What her family does not realize is that, she never really recovered fully and that she only got a lot better in hiding her pain and smiling through it. Sometimes she wonders, how can anyone be surrounded by friends and yet still feel so lonely? She realized that in the sea of familiar faces she call her friends, there us really no one to confide in. She's dying slowly on the inside everyday and no one seems to notice. Or do they?

cover art not mine 👍 HEY PEOPLE HOPE YOU ENJOY MY STORY IG LOL

Blazers. Pleated skirts. Ties. Shoes. Socks. High school right? In the most anticipated moment of her life, everything went wrong. Things went wrong, she thought she had it under control. Just keep your head down. Just mind your business. And Everything will be okay..... right? That was her mantra. It worked well, but not too well. Especially when the thing she thought she had under control suddenly went out if control, bringing her stares, looks and the attention she didn't need. Sending ridicules and tearing down the invincible walls she has built around her into small pieces...... Especially when all things went wrong and all her secret she has been covering at the bottom of the sea comes afloat like literally come into light. .......And one more thing. High school can be scaring especially for people at the bottom of the food chain............

it's time to choose which memory to make a part of me for ever, secondary school for some is a place to create inexplicable memories, for some is a place to make the right kind of friends that will help you through life, some it is simply a place to study and be the best in the impending future. while for me it is a place of... is it ok that I don't know what I want in life because I sure as hell don't I'm an arts student but I don't know what

Menma gets admitted into a drama filled High School. Nothing is ever as it seems and the students are bonded with a Pact. How does she deal with these occurrences which cut across Normal, Emotional, Psychopathic and Paranormal ?

**THIS BOOK CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND SCENES THAT SOME MAY FIND OFFENSIVE!** Graydens/The Tedious Life Of Ashley Astley was a book I had originally started during lockdown. Originally supposed to be a diary based on the peculiar, socially deficit 12/13 year old girl Ashley/Ash I had then got carried away and produced both first and third person accounts of the goings on - this however got too repetitive as I was basically repeating the same thing but in different perspectives. So now the story is split into two books: the original idea 'The Tedious Life Of Ashley Astley' and now 'Graydens' (the fictional school in which Ashley attends) which still has a basis around Ashley (in it's 3rd person perspective) also describes the goings on of the students and even some of the teachers in the shabby dysfunctional school based somewhere in the south east of England (bordering London) however never specified exactly where. Unfortunately many of the early chapters had been corrupted and so I have to rewrite them both in Graydens and TTLOAA. Fortunately some of the chapters are either fully intact or have partial snippets of the story/stories which I shall add whilst I rewrite the rest. This book is continuous and so 3 or so years later I'm still writing on and off. I have no idea when this will be finished or if it will be finished. Likely these stories will be a series in the foreseeable future... Although this is my first story I'll publish here, it isn't my first overall. I have written many stories since I was a child/teen (pencil/pen and paper) These are when I decided to pick up my virtual pen and start writing again now as an young adult.

This is about a middle school girl who just can't control her feelings , or understand it.