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What school in Uruguay is like from inside 11th grade

Uruguayan school through the eyes of a student in 11th grade: ordinary weekdays, Fridays, rules and atmosphere. Renat's personal experience.

Straight answer: I attend an ordinary Uruguayan school and am currently in 11th grade. The atmosphere and rules differ from the schools I knew before. I film normal weekdays, Fridays and everyday life without polishing it into a success story. This is a view from inside one school, not admissions guidance or a description of every school in Uruguay.

School is one part of my life alongside the building site and Starlink at home. This is not a separate, perfect immigrant success story.

What I show about school

  • Ordinary weekdays in 11th grade
  • What a Friday and a normal school day look like
  • Differences in rules and atmosphere
  • How school fits around travel and our unfinished house
Important

Schools and cities differ. My 11th grade in our area is not the whole Uruguayan education system in one article.

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