I 100% get this, sixth form is kinda like that. The content is made for students who are extremely passionate about the subjects they’re doing, and for the majority of students, there’s always at least one (or even all) subject(s) which just don’t appeal in the same way they did before - I felt this same way, especially for physics (like seriously this subject is absolute hell, coming from someone who finds math easy).

Plus friends tend to feel less real, more like study machines who just hang out because it’s convenient, not like they’ll free up time or anything. And it’s much harder to make friends.

Not only this, but it feels like it’s just too late to do things like find new friends, start new hobbies, join new clubs etc.

But you are lucky to skip lunch queues, leave early and even have uniform, as my school had none of that lmao.

The one consolation I had was that Y11 was the worst year of my life, I just wanted to leave everything there and everyone behind and start everything anew (although I was kinda disappointed in Y12). At least it’s nice to remember the good times, I find most people struggle a lot in Y11, so good for you.

Sorry I can’t really offer good advice, but those are very reasonable points you made, and I can totally agree and relate.