Entering High School:
You're the "new kid" at a large high school. How do you make friends when everyone seems to already know each other?


Various Life Changes

Billy standing nervously in the bustling hallway of his new high school, surrounded by strangers.

Billy was nervous as he walked through the doors of his new high school. It was so much bigger than his old school, and he didn't know a single person. His heart raced as he looked around at all the unfamiliar faces. Suddenly, he spotted Martin, who was also new to the school. They smiled at each other and decided to stick together.

The First Day

Martin, with an excited expression, playing soccer on the school field with other students in the background.

As the days passed, Billy and Martin discovered that they had a lot in common. They both loved playing soccer and had a passion for science. They decided to join the school's soccer team and science club together. Through these activities, they met other students who shared their interests and quickly made new friends.

Finding Common Interests

Billy sitting at a desk with books and papers, looking stressed but determined.

Despite making new friends, Billy and Martin encountered challenges. They had to balance their schoolwork with extracurricular activities, and sometimes they felt overwhelmed. But they supported each other, studied together, and encouraged one another to keep going. They learned that facing challenges together made them stronger.

Facing Challenges

Martin standing in a lively school club fair, smiling proudly with a sense of belonging.

As the school year went on, Billy and Martin realized how much they had grown. They had not only adapted to their new school but had thrived in it. They had made many friends and had become an integral part of the school community. They learned that change can be scary, but it can also lead to wonderful new experiences and friendships.