Attention all Junior Members

[JD97]

Really good advice. I am always aware of what I am doing after being taught a lot of stories about children giving out personal info.

Thanks


James

[BieberS]

Hi Ali .... Im Sarah And I Just Want To Say Hi !!! xxx

[BieberS]

Im Really Excited Bout Moving Well Im Not Really Sure Yet Thats >>> If Im Moving !!! Im So Happy .... Waitiing For Visas To Hopefully Come Through Positive !!!! Woop Maybe Nxt Month We Might No @!!!!!!!!!hhhhhh

[lauren1xox]

anyone in melbourne around 17? still dont know anyone here!! haha

[OzPomDan]

Hi there :)

So what counts as a junior member?? I've just turned 18 (Jan), but my profile still says junior? Not that it probably matters :)

Thanks

Dan

[Brissydeb]

Hi there :)

So what counts as a junior member?? I've just turned 18 (Jan), but my profile still says junior? Not that it probably matters :)

Thanks

Hi Dan, can I just ask u about life in Perth for lads your age as my son (just 18 last week) has now turned round and siad he doesnt want to come and our flights are booked for October. Were in Perth are u? Do u find there is plenty to do and what about mates as well?
Sorry for all the questions.
From a worried mum.
Deb

[ali]

Hi there :)

So what counts as a junior member?? I've just turned 18 (Jan), but my profile still says junior? Not that it probably matters :)

Thanks

Dan

Hi Dan, the 'junior member' is reflective of the number of posts you've made. The younger ones section really attracts pre and early teens, but some older teens post here too - you can post on any part of the forum.

[Nadine199632]

Hi lynnes im 16 and moved to brisbane from dublin in january, I was the same when i was first told i was moving i was really excited then it started to become real and it got much scarier , but tell your step daughter if she wants to add me on fb to ask me anything thats no bother:)

[Ciska]

can anyone help
I am stepmum to a 17 year old girl and we have just told her that I have an interview on thursday for a job in Brisbane. Initially way back in the summer she said she was keen to move. However now that it is a reality and not something we just talk about she is very upset and now does not want to go. is there anyone who is about her age and already out in oz who can talk to her about what it's like to move half way around the world and leave friends, family etc. I would really apprecitate it if anyone could help with this dilemma, I really dont want to go against her wishes but deep down know she would benifit from this move.
Many thanks
Lynne

hi Lynne, I'm facing the same problem, 16-year-old was all for it and now that appication's well underway, is getting cold feet about the move. Where did you post this elsewhere on PIO so I can see the responses? And did you look into the education system there specially with regards to your daughter entering uni in a year or 2 years time? If you're not careful, you may very well end up having to pay internatonal student fees even after being out there for 2 years. It's just one of the things I found out. Let me know thanks, I'm trying to find ways to make the move easier for my daughter too.