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    The School Bully
    The School Bully
    The School Bully
    Ebook58 pages42 minutes

    The School Bully

    By Gabrielle Oliver

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    Alexandria Junior's days at William Height High School, where she has to faces up Clarence. a defiant bully who became a different child after his life has capsized when Alexandria and her family gives him a helping hand suddenly.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Little French eBooks
    Release dateJul 5, 2021
    ISBN9798201417789
    The School Bully
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    Gabrielle Oliver

    Gabrielle is a 13 year old student of Rusea's High School and lives in St. James. Her aptitude as an writer emerged at an early age and was encouraged by her doting parents Tracy Ann Allen-Oliver (mother) and Cadian Oliver (Father).She is an avid reader and outstanding student academically.While she has not yet fully decided on her life'scareer path, she knows that writing books will be one of the things she will be doing. In addition to School Bully, Gabrielle has already started another book.She has two siblings Gabriel and Gaddriel Oliver.

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      The School Bully - Gabrielle Oliver

      Chapter1

      On January 10th, 2017 I walked into William Height High School ready to start my first day in the tenth grade. All the children in the class had spent the last few years together. I was the new kid on the block, having transferred from another school. The academic standard at my old school had fallen and the schoolwork no longer presented a challenge.

      My new teacher, Mrs. Riley, introduced me to the class and the kids were warm and welcoming — well, all except for one! A boy sitting at the back of the room looked at me and scowled. I didn’t let that affect me however, I was happy to be in my new school.

      The next morning, I was awake ahead of everyone else in the family. When my mother woke, she prepared breakfast as well as lunch for school. We left home at 7 a.m. and I arrived at school at 7:35 a.m.

      At 8 o’clock the gate opened and all the children who were present went to their classrooms.

      My teacher was already at her desk writing in a big blue and white polka-dot hardcover book.

      Good morning Mrs. Riley, I greeted my teacher.

      Good morning Alexandria, replied Mrs. Riley.

      I went to my seat and began to read my favorite book, She Wasn’t Creepy at First, by Gabrielle Oliver. As I sat there reading, the same mean-looking boy who was sitting at the back of the class yesterday walked in the classroom. He told the teacher ‘Good morning’ and sat in a seat several rows behind me. I turned to say good morning, but he just looked at me angrily, so I quickly turned around and continued to read. By 8:28 a.m. the class was full.

      At 8:30, Mrs. Riley conducted devotion that was very inspiring. She then handed out our timetables and left.

      Our first subject was English. Our English teacher, Mrs. Barcole, told us to write the classic ‘Tell me about yourself’ letter. I wrote:

      Lot 551, Boston DC

      Midnight P.O

      Kingston

      January 11, 2017

      Dear Mrs. Barcole,

      My name is Alexandria Victoria Junior. I am fifteen years of age. My favourite subjects are Mathematics, English, Physics, Biology and Design Arts. My hobbies are reading, writing, watching the television, playing video games, surfing the net, doing art and craft, cooking appetizing meals, singing and listening to music. In the future I would like to become a doctor and an author.

      My father is an author and my mother is an artist.

      My expectation at William Height High School is to do my best at all times and be awarded for my performance.

      Your student,

      Alexandria Junior

      Shortly after giving us the instructions to write the letter, Mrs. Barcole left the room. As soon as she stepped out, the boy started some weird antics like shooting paper planes and glue pops. I finished writing my letter quickly then took out my book and continued reading as I had marked the page before devotion.

      While reading, I could feel the negative energy coming from the boy. I ignored him and enjoyed the story I was reading until the teacher returned to the class. We had a lot of fun reading our letters aloud.

      It was during that session that I learned that the mean boy was named Clarence.

      Chapter2

      As time went by, William Height High School turned out to be everything I wanted high school to be.

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