(Sam 1, 13, 411-412). sad to say goodbye to a lot of the staff actually” “yeah it’s Bill Bill reflects on the steps he feels he needs to take to ensure he will be ready for college which includes: becoming more independent in executing his morning routine, want my dad “I don’t (Bill 1, 7, 172-173) and visiting college again, to come in while I am still in my pyjamas” “I (Bill 1, 11, 286-287). might pop in, in the summer holidays” Bill frames the transition as a positive (Bill 1, 4, 83) this can my life” opportunity, “upgrade be seen to represent a defined move for Bill, an in the sense of a new environment ‘upgrade’ providing new opportunities and a move closer to becoming the adult that he hopes to be. Even with the possibility that a taxi may not be organised, Bill remains positive. (Bill 1, 6, 164). are hoping that that will be all sorted in September” “We Rebecca Rebecca portrays her experience of being prepared for college as something she experienced as a matter of fact. There is a sense that by the time she had decided that she was going to college she was as prepared as she could be, when asked if there were any questions she had about college before she arrives she said, R: Not really like they did make me ask all the questions and told us mostly what gonna we’re do and they said that sometimes they they get trips on so to museums and stuff like that do… so be good and yeah... they just basically said what you need, there would be some that’d … time for trips and sometimes we’d be helping out in this and then you get maths and English (Rebecca 1, 12-13, 428-436). and so no not really” yeah… (Rebecca 2, 6, 160). thought it would be like, what I thought it would be” “I
“yeah it’s sad to say goodbye to a lot of the staff actually” (Sam 1, 13, 411-412). Bill Bill reflects on the steps he feels he needs to take to ensure he will be ready for college which includes: becoming more independent in executing his morning routine, “I don’t want my dad to come in while I am still in my pyjamas” (Bill 1, 7, 172-173) and visiting college again, “I might pop in, in the summer holidays” (Bill 1, 11, 286-287). Bill frames the transition as a positive opportunity, “upgrade my life” (Bill 1, 4, 83) this can be seen to represent a defined move for Bill, an ‘upgrade’ in the sense of a new environment providing new opportunities and a move closer to becoming the adult that he hopes to be. Even with the possibility that a taxi may not be organised, Bill remains positive. “We are hoping that that will be all sorted in September” (Bill 1, 6, 164). Rebecca Rebecca portrays her experience of being prepared for college as something she experienced as a matter of fact. There is a sense that by the time she had decided that she was going to college she was as prepared as she could be, when asked if there were any questions she had about college before she arrives she said, R: Not really like they did make me ask all the questions and told us mostly what we’re gonna do and they said that sometimes they do… they get trips on so to museums and stuff like that so that’d be good and … yeah... they just basically said what you need, there would be some time for trips and sometimes we’d be helping out in this and then you get maths and English and yeah… so no not really” (Rebecca 1, 12-13, 428-436). “I thought it would be like, what I thought it would be” (Rebecca 2, 6, 160).
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