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My secondary/high school had 300-400 kids per year, about 1500 over the 4 years it covered. Though my previous two schools to that were much smaller, I think it
by adam-a 14y ago
My secondary/high school had 300-400 kids per year, about 1500 over the 4 years it covered. Though my previous two schools to that were much smaller, I think it's generally common here for junior schools to be smaller than senior schools. And I think you're right, smaller schools probably have less of a chance of large distinct social groups forming.
Perhaps there is a tipping point though, where these groups form, I certainly didn't experience such well defined and distinct groups as these kinds of stories portray. The other difference I suppose was school uniform, though I feel like that's unlikely to have made a significant difference.
- nickik 14y agoThere where only about 50 people in my age at the school, there is not as much diversety possible. You cant just hang out with 'the goths' or whatever, chances are there arn't enought to form a distinct social group. You get to know almost everybody, that means there is less jugment purly on visual marks.