The hallways are crowded 24/7 in my school because everyone is rushing in one direction and then the little kids come along from the separate corridors, making a huge wall which will catch you out.

First i must say i kinda feel sorry for you that you have to live all that every day ):  .

My school is very small there like less then 100 student , so yes some times it get on my nerves too .


And in my school we take all the class's in one room so that make it more easy you know.

Yes, that happens quite often, though it is acceptable most of the time.
It gets very annoying, when they just push you away violently, not caring for anything, even though there would be enough space to go through.
For my part, it is not that bad, but it gets annoying quickly when people stop caring or start to push you.

-Regards

My school has been losing a lot of students lately, so you'd think the hallways and corridors would be clear. You'd be right, for the most part... There's one dang corridor I hate with a passion. I have no idea why it's so crowded, but holy dang it is. So many times have I got squeezed together by giants at least two years above me.

Apart from that, though, the hallways are easy to get through.
It just makes it harder to make an excuse for when I'm late to class. Hehe.

drago : Yeah I know man, sometimes it is rough, with 5 minutes in between to get from class to class, with some of my classes up stairs, it can be a real pain to try and maneuver through the hallway. Some people are actually trying to get through, and then there are those that just stand around in groups against the wall for no reason, just to crowd up the hallways. It can really be a hindrance when you are trying to get to class on time. I am for the most part, it is okay for you though. 

I wouldn't say my school's halls are more crowded than any other school. However, they aren't exactly the clearest either.  Most of our kids completely loiter around due to lax enforcement of the tardy policy. I can stand next to a group and yell to them that they are blocking the hall, and they could care less.  They don't seem to understand loitering near the walls instead of spreading and forming a human barrier. 

Well, there really aren't many hallways in my school, most of it is opened classrooms surrounded by a big wall making so that students can't get it, but it still gets a bit crowded. Considering most people take the same "route" each time, it's hard to not run into anyone.

Dang, they are. All the big kids push the little aside, and there are very narrow doors so they're always hard to go through. I go to a small school with almost 1000 people, and now they're even building new classrooms on the old schoolyard, but the schoolyard was always used so people wouldn't have to walk through the crowded school ways. I think that's pretty stupid. 

Nope. A lot of them are empty as you are not allowed in certain hallways. There is no Big kids area and little kids area either. Everyone mixes together. We have a lot of polish students which is cool. Most hallways are clear besides one which is the English corridor which is wide anyway.

Yeah, my hallways are always crowded. There is just something sad about it. We only have about 400ish students in my high school. So, for that to be crowded, our school would have to be tiny, which, unfortunately, it is. The worst part about it all is that some students will just stand in  the middle of the hall and talk to each other. It really irks me. If they wanted to talk, they could just stand off to the sides against the lockers, but no, they stop right in the middle of the hall, and cause everyone problems. Frustrating. 

I have honed my skills to the point where I have mastered the art of crowd weaving, deftly dancing through the masses.

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I use my trumpet case as a makeshift snowplow.

The hallways are not really crowded when class has started. But the hallways are always packed after each period is done. The stair cases are always more crowded than the hallways to the point that you always end up brushing against someone. It is very uncomfortable to go through each time.

Yup and im tired of the idiots who stop in the middle of the all to talk preventing people from passing like really? WAS TELLING YOUR FRIENDS OF SOMEONE YOU WANNA DATE OR HOW MUCH YOU HATE YOUR PARENTS FOR TAKING YOUR PHONE AWAY VERY IMPORTANT?!" good lord ive been late thanks to some of these lowlifes

The corridor is always packed. What makes it worse is the multiple branching corridors, not blocks, just corridors, leading to ICT rooms, Tech rooms, etc.. It leads to a huge squash at at around half twelve every day, when everyone is changing from these corridors into the main corridor. You have to walk outside to avoid being pushed around.

Back in my school, we had over 2800 students. 9 periods through-out the day. 3 lunch classes. 42 minutes each. 7:22 am - 2:28 PM. And between every period is when it would be the most crowded. However, 2800 students may seem like a lot, but we had a program called "Tech". It's where so many students would go to another school to learn a program such as, auto technician, or collision, Baking, computers, nails. All different things that wouldn't belong in a normal high school. And that school would have students from around 4 - 5 - different schools, and counties. So it was a pretty big school except their wasn't periods. We all stuck in one class, so the hall ways there didn't get crowded. 

Anyways, so the high school hallways got pretty crowded, especially during the 3 lunch periods. And when students would come back from the tech, or go to the tech. 

Well while I don't know exactly how many are going to my school (my guess would be a bit less then 1000) they are pretty crowded often as during breaks people stay inside the school for the most part. However it can also be empty at times so it's kind of weird to see it go from empty to crowded in just a few seconds.

With that said it's almost never so crowded that I have trouble getting around.

Ours never get crowded (during normal days, no events or stuff like that), we have different schedules and break times. Sometimes you'd walk around and only see your classmates and the guards specially at 5pm onwards. The atmosphere is a bit livelier for the morning-to-afternoon schedules though, you could finally see unfamaliar faces.

It is, for the most part, quite crowded, but not hard to dodge in and out. For the most part, people won't just stop in the middle of hallways, because we have only five minutes between classes to open our lockers, get whatever you need, and go to the class. We only have around 500 or so students.

The only time crowds were ever crowded in my schools were the first week of each semester, and the last day of school. 

Yeah, back when I was at school, it was ALWAYS crowded when the bell rang. We have 300 odd number of people in High School, so I shouldn't be that surprised.