Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 4: Planning Your Last School Day
• Method 2 of 4: Having Fun at School
• Method 3 of 4: Planning an Event Together
• Method 4 of 4: Maintaining Relationships with Friends and Teachers
• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

Whichever class you are in, the last day of school is always an unforgettable experience. While most students feel joyful at the mere thought of upcoming holidays, some experience strong emotions because, for example, they are moving, transferring to another school, or not seeing their friends all summer. Read this article to learn how to get rid of sadness and have a fun last day of school!

Steps

Method 1 of 4: Planning Your Last School Day

1. 1 Get ready with your friends. Organize a fun event and invite your close friends. What could you do on the last day? It can be something crazy or, on the contrary, more calm. Below you will find a few ideas that you can bring to life. Your last day will be unforgettable.
   • Scatter toilet paper around the school.
   • Play a fun song during the lesson.
   • Wear something that will highlight the personality of your company.
   • Paint a big picture with your friends in your spare time.
2. 2 Have a fruitful morning. A well-planned morning is the key to a good day. Be sure to do the following on your last school day:
   • Wake up in time. To do this, do not forget to set an alarm.
   • Take a shower.
   • Enjoy breakfast with nutritious foods in your morning menu.
   • Wear something pretty or even slightly playful.
   • Experiment with a new, slightly crazy hairstyle.
3. 3 Pack your bag or backpack. While you won't need the tutorials anymore, there are a few things you might find useful. So pack a small bag:
   • Notebook
   • Mobile phone
   • The book you are reading
   • Diary
   • Pen

Method 2 of 4: Having Fun at School

1. 1 Have fun on your last day of school. This is the last day of class and you will not see your classmates and teachers for a long period of time. Relax, have fun and express your emotions.
   • Clarify any misunderstandings between you and your friends or teachers.
   • Be enthusiastic in all lessons.
   • Dance if you want to dance! Sing if you want to sing!
2. 2 Bring small gifts for your favorite teachers. Small gifts are a good way to tell a friend or beloved teacher, "I will miss you." You can donate:
   • Postcard
   • Handmade decorations
   • Keychain
   • A candle
   • Flowers
3. 3 Give gifts to your friends to show that you value them. Show them that you enjoyed spending time with them. Give candy or little fun souvenirs. Take some photos and send them to your friends.
4. 4 Ask your classmates to write their names in your diary or notebook. In the summer, these notes will remind you of them. If you want to keep in touch with them, exchange phone numbers and / or email addresses.
5. 5 Do what you haven't done during the school year. For example, put on something fancy, get some new makeup, or treat your friends with fun but safe tricks.

Method 3 of 4: Planning an Event Together

1. 1 Plan a fun event with your classmates. For example, you could prepare a song or dance. Show off your number during your lunch break. Teachers won't mind if you sing a farewell song. Do not be afraid!
   • Pick a popular song and dance to it. Show your performance to those who are interested.
   • If you and your friends enjoy a certain movie or TV show, pick a scene from it and learn it. Show the number to your friends.
2. 2 Concentrate on your studies. If you haven't completed your quizzes or completed projects yet, complete them on the last day of school. While the last day will be fun and light-hearted, be sure to do whatever you need to do.
   • If your mobile phone distracts you, turn it off or put it where it will not bother you.
   • Think about summer vacations and tomorrow's free time. This makes even the most boring lesson interesting.
   • Don't complain! Otherwise, the last day of school will be very long.

Method 4 of 4: Maintaining Relationships with Friends and Teachers

1. 1 Exchange phone numbers with your classmates. Keep in touch with your close friends.
   • During the school day, write down your friends' phone numbers in your diary or notebook.
   • If you have a liking for your classmate or classmate, ask him or her for a phone number. If the person refuses to give you their number, don't be discouraged; this is the last day of school. You will not see this person for three months! If he doesn't give you his number, try the next step.
   • Take the person you like out on a date, or even take the more decisive step by kissing them. Just don't be stupid.
2. 2 Say goodbye to your teachers. Of course, they gave you homework, taught you boring lessons, and even punished you. However, they have certainly taught you something important this year. Saying goodbye to them will show that you are very grateful to them. If you are unsure of what to say, the following suggestions for goodbye may be helpful to you:
   • “I appreciate everything you have done for me this year. Thank you! Have a nice holiday".
   • “Excuse me for saying too much sometimes. You taught me a lot. Goodbye!"
   • "Thank you very much!"
3. 3 Say goodbye to your friends. Apologize to everyone - especially your enemies and teachers. You don't want to feel guilty all summer long. In addition, words of apology will cheer everyone up. Be kind to other people, they will be happy. Don't complain, don't be rude or boring. Otherwise, you will annoy others.
   • Hug your friends and tell them that you really appreciate them. Don't worry if you cry (just remember to grab a handkerchief).
   • Don't be sad, even if you don't feel like parting with your friends at all. Life goes on. Plus, you can meet them sooner than you think.
4. 4 Have fun during your summer holidays. When the last bell rings, grab your bag and leave school as soon as possible! Have fun during your summer holidays and don't forget to read some books.

Tips

• Enjoy your last school day. Dont be upset.
• Take lots of pictures to remember this day.
• Enjoy your last day with your friends. You won't see them all summer.
• Be open with your friends on the last day of school. Tell them how much they mean to you.
• Some teachers won't mind phones on the last day, so take this opportunity; just remember to ask the teacher for permission.
• While it can be difficult, if you have an enemy, the last day of school is a good opportunity to apologize for what you have done. Do your best to resolve the disagreement between you.
• If you want to do something that violates the school's rules, do it without being noticed by others.

Warnings

• Be prepared for the fact that some may not forgive you, even if you ask for forgiveness. Pay no attention to such people. Sooner or later, your relationship will improve.
• Don't make trouble. The rules still exist. So don't go crazy.
• If someone told you about their feelings, but you are not ready to reciprocate, tell the person about it tactfully.
• Don't get into a fight on the last day thinking you can get away with it. This is wrong.
• Don't put up with inappropriate behavior on the last day if it bothers you. Ask the person to stop acting this way.

What do you need

• Phone (or camera if you don't have a mobile phone)
• Backpack or bag
• Notebook and pen
• Book to read
• Diary
• Several tissues or handkerchief
• Friends!