Were You There When They Crucified The Moles

When I was younger, I went to a small primary school in a minuscle village in England. It was one of the best schools I have ever gone to. All the teachers and students knew each other, so it was easy to make friends.Even though I loved the school very much, I had a couple of ecscapades. My two best friends and I thought ourselves to be rebels back then. One time, we were forced to stand outside the headmistress' office for the whole day because we rebelled against the killing of moles that was happening in our school field. We sang a song of our creation, called “Were You There When They Crucified the Moles”, which was based off a song about Jesus that we sung as a school during assembly.

My proudest, most memorable moment that happened to me during my primary school days was during my last year at that school. I was about ten years old. I still remember to this day the injustice I felt when it happened. During the break, the school bully, a repulsive, vile, sleazy boy a year younger than me hit one of my good friends, Lottie, with a sharp rock. He threw it into the air and it somehow managed to make Lotties leg bleed. Lottie was quite tough, but she started crying (perhaps from the shock) and she was ushered inside by one of my best friends. However, The school bully, Owen, wasn't shouted at by any teacher. The situation wasn't seen by anyone.
By the time Elodie set out to get revenge on Owen, Owen was playing with some wooden equipment on the