What do you bring with you to live in a high school?

Go to the dormitory first, our school has dormitory supplies (of course, you have to buy them with money). If you bring your own things, bring them as you need. Of course, clothes, quilts, pillows, etc., are indispensable, as well as mats, bags, washbasins, towels, toothbrushes, tooth cups, shampoo, laundry detergent, soap, etc.

The rest can be determined according to your actual situation.

Generally, a list will be sent to tell you what to bring...

To tell you one of my own experiences, it works, you sit there and think quietly about all the things you will do throughout the day from the time you get up to the time you go to bed, you want to brush your teeth, wash your face, get dressed, etc., think about the tools you need to use when doing these things, think carefully. It's less likely to leave anything behind, and it's easier to miss out if you want to bring something with the light air. There are also schools like quilts and beds, and the general report will be sent on the same day, and it is generally uniform.

You'll see for yourself when the time comes, good luck with the start of school, it's time to learn to take care of yourself in high school

Generally, I go to the dormitory to register first and then go to the dormitory to put things away, I don't know if there are seniors in the current high school with me, you can not go to the classroom when you report, and then what is embarrassing about holding the quilt, bring some usual daily necessities, and save it to buy it expensive.

Dormitory, just bring clothes and quilts, and bring whatever you want to bring, and you can buy it if you don't bring it.

The school will arrange for you to go to the dormitory first (you will be asked to go to school a few days before the start of school), and on the day of the school year, you only need to carry your schoolbag to school. Not as hassle as you think.

A change of clothes, shoes, socks, toilet paper, toothbrush, soap, laundry detergent (laundry detergent), towels, washbasins, hangers, combs, shampoo, drinking glasses, lunch boxes, spoons and chopsticks, washing spirits, bedding, bed sheets and pillows (issued by most schools), and of course, essential books.

I'm really speechless about this question!! How can I say that I am also born in the 90s, do you have to ask about this?? I don't know if you're a hard person or a mother, but if it's a man, then I ask where the masculinity is???

If it's a woman, then I want to say, you should learn to be mature, I came from high school, I went to college in another province, and I was alone, by whom? Isn't it just yourself!!

First go to the dormitory and settle down before going to the classroom.

Just bring your necessities.

You can bring money, and now the school is acting as an agent

1. Suitcases, no need, clothes and other items are mailed directly to the school, I have never lived in high school, and I don't have a blind reed cavity to the school space, and the suitcase is basically impossible to store, and it occupies so much space.

2. The hanger is sufficient, the commonly used clothes are put in the wardrobe, not commonly put in the drawer, plus the change of washing and inexplicable grinding of the shirt, which is borrowed and lost, often insufficient, if the clothes are thrown casually, it is very wrinkled clothes are not stylish and look for half a day to waste time.

3. Prepare an extra set of towels to prevent rain from washing dry or needy, and you need to prepare a particularly thick, particularly good absorbent to wipe your hair, no hair dryer, you don't want to hold damp hair after washing your hair in the morning.