If you're joining kindergarten things are so easy to get along with. You're your silly, small, innocent, forgetful, cute self. So nobody has a problem with it because everybody is more or less the same at that age. A fight over a broken crayon is forgotten before the day ends. It’s pretty fine till you've reached teenage. It's funny how things go so horribly weird around this time. I don’t know about other teens but I get really conscious when among an unfamiliar crowd. So far, going to a new school has been most terrifying for me. I gathered the following about things you can, can't, should and shouldn't and won't be able to do when you're new (especially if you are a girl):

1. You just won't be fully satisfied with how things run in this new place. I kept comparing my old school to this new one and after a few months I realised it’s no use. After you are well settled, find the right people to share your ideas with.
2. Don’t smile too much. It can be a potentially dangerous thing to do. You don't want to give them any ideas too soon.
3. Keep things friendly. Talk to everybody. Take a diplomatic stance in everything - you are not aware of the gang-grudges, sneaks and complaint-boxes yet.
4. Don't stare at anyone. Just don't.
5. Don’t mess with your class-teacher even if she's the worst woman you've ever come across in your whole career. You guys will be great friends at the end of the year.
6. Don’t mess with the kids even if you have dared to do the above. They’ll kill you before summer vacations!