I would love a school pack for the sims! It would be really cool to have tasks to do, and we could attend class like how sims join in yoga classes for spa day. And have gym class, and science, and be able to prank the school and things like that. Also, having tasks like "build a skill for 2 hours" so it's flexible to have our sims learn the things they are interested in. I don't know if they will ever do it, but I would love to see it! I've tried to fake this and just pretend, but I'd love to have it in the game.

My main save takes place around a huge highschool with lots of drama. I want a school pack so bad

I also felt like platforms came out of nowhere. But then I noticed in the livestream they made a point of pointing out we can now use platforms to make stages. It made me wonder if they are currently in the middle of working on a Showtime pack.

I SO BADLY WANT A SCHOOL PACK WHERE I COULD FOLLOW MY TEEN OR EVEN KIDS SOMS TO SCHOOL AND ATTEND THEIR CLASSES!!!!! Plz EA make this possible ❤️❤️❤️❤️

In Sweden it was different for pre-jr high school and jr high plus high. Younger we stayed in one room with our stuff in our benches, then later we had lookers and different rooms for different classes.

In the UK we have shared desks like in Germany, though usually in rows joined together, and when I was working in Korea the desks were individual desks with chairs :) love the school and can't wait for platforms!

I went to high school in America and my school was kind of a “fancy” school so we had lockers but usually there’s no lockers in my school district . Our desks were the single ones with the chair attached but for science classes and electives they had the double ones. Love the build! And I found it so interesting that you moved countries a lot. I bet you experienced a lot!

I'm from Poland and in elementary school I stayed in just one classroom and now in high school I have to change classroom every subject. But currently I'm staying in just one classroom, my room 😆

Hey, Fry! I wish I would have gone to a school that looked like this! The outside is stunning, so modern. Schools when I went had one desk with a chair welded to it. There was space under the chair but off the floor to store your books and supplies as well as you could lift the top of your desk. I also had other classes with shared tables. But, my absolute FAVORITE part of this build is the monkey bars over concrete. Hardcore AF. 😍😍

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just downloaded an awesome school mod and was planning to build a school in the new world of snowy escape because of those adorable uniforms. Now, I don’t have to build that school… You’ve done it for me, and expertly well as only Simproved would!

I can't wait for this pack. It looks amazing!

For junior high school we had a mix of staying in or class room and moving for some classes. We had hangers, shoeholders and lockers in the corridors. In high school we were shoes inside, but had lockers in the corridors for our stuff. We changed class room for almost every class, it was a big school with many students so we took turns on the class rooms.

Absolutely fantastic job ... the best I've seen of the platform tool so far!!!

In France, I were in public shcools. When I were in middle school and high school, having lockers in entrances or hallways were quite rare (now it’s common thing) and we had to change classrooms for each subject (Maths, French, History, Philosophy, etc, and we have special classrooms for special subjects like Sciences/Chimistry, Music, Arts and sometimes teachers change classrooms too)

THIS IS SOO WONDERFUL!!!!!!

Love your builds! 😁🌺🍓💖

Amazing build as always!!! In every school I've been to in the US, we've had small individual desks arranged in larger shapes depending on the teacher's discretion! Some of my classes all of our desks were put into groups of 4 or 6 and some of my classes had our desks in distinct rows

Your creativity always amazes me.

The addition of a gymnasium and a cafeteria would probably be good for a school build.

This looks so good!

I visited a Japanese high school many years ago, the outside of the build reminds me a little of the style clean and blocky shapes. Japanese schools were long hours, long commute (We took three trains from my host family's apartment). Lots of extra curricula clubs, my host did band. We tried Ikebana (flower aranging), tea ceremonies, calligraphy.

Que bonito, gracias ;)

I went to a very good private school in Colombia. It had uniforms, single desks with space to keep your things and lockers. It was weird because day care, elementary, middle and high school are all on the same property. There were separated buildings but when you walked across the school you saw kids of all ages. We stayed in our classroom and the teachers came to us. In 2nd grade they start separating us in 2 smaller groups for classes like French, English and music. One half would stay in the classroom and the other half would go to a building that had "extra" classrooms.When we got to high school (9th grade) they also started to separate us for AP math, AP trigonometry, AP calculus, AP French and AP English. I think it was grate because we didn't have to change anything when going from elementary, to middle, to high school. Same uniform, same classmates, same school (just different building) and even some teachers we already knew. I think traveling to all those amazing countries was an incredible opportunity, but the people I graduated with I've known them since we were 3 years old. I wouldn't change that. ps. unpopular opinion, I liked uniforms. 2 times a week we used sweatpants for PE, it was supper comfy. The other we wore a kind of dress (with white shorts underneath), we could have the skirt at any height we wanted. Since I live in warm climate all year it was super nice to wear something light. I don't know how you wear a skirt in cold climates. Also it was super nice to not have to think what you'll wear tomorrow.

In the US, each of my schools had different types of chairs. From K-2nd grade, we had separate desks, but they were all pushed together in squares. The chairs weren’t connected. They had room underneath to put supplies and books, the opening was in the front part of the desk. From 3-6th grade I went to a bit of a nicer school, and the desk opened from the top. In upper school, the school I went to wasn’t very nice and therefore they had inconsistencies between classrooms. I assume they just had whatever desks they had leftover. Some classrooms had nice big tables, some had really old big tables. Some had the small tables that weren’t attached to the chair, but some had the ones wi the chair attached to the table. Some even had a mix between table types. Even the chairs were of varying quality. Even the lunchroom had several different types of tables. And a lot of the tables were broken and gross with graffiti and stains n them. XD

Oh NO!! hope you're better soon!!!

I'm glad you did a school

In the USA in the districts I went to elementary didn't have lockers but middle and high school do. The lockers line the hallways. And we had to go to a different classroom for each class. So after each class you'd go to your locker, put your stuff away, grab your stuff (notebook, textbook, etc..) for the next class, and then go to your next class. Nobody carried backpacks around. I've had both single and shared desks, just depends on what the teacher has in their room.

You say you rushed this but it looks brilliant ❤️

Hello from Turkey love your channel ❣️

There is a school mod, I've seen some let's plays use it. Im in UK, always wear uniforms, in very early years we stick to one teacher in one classroom with exception to P.E. either done in hall or outdoors. In middle/upper you travel to class, you bring your bag with you everywhere, but leave coats in coat room which is next to the entrance your year enters in. Could always do a 'community centre' school. So sims attend it to learn 'workshop', use gym, go computer room, library, pool, confrence/class rooms, cafeteria Hall that has a stage for 'productions or announcements', sports hall, music room, science room, art & design room and finally home tech I think its called? Where you learn to cook.

I like the look of this school. Most schools in the US look like soulless, industrial horrors or prisons. If we had schools that looked this nice, school would be more enjoyable I think. =)

WOW 😲. I wish i could build likr that :)

At my school, we had single desks. We also had countertop type of desks for the science classrooms that fit about 5 people.

I'm in a German public school and we share tables but normally thay are in a U-shape or in group tables (for 4 to 6 ppl). Sometimes they are in rows or seperated too. I don't know it's very different and depends on the subject and the room. Additionally, we have to pay for our lockers and usually for the smaller kids, they are in their classrooms or at least nearby and the olders have them in the hallway. That's also because the olders (I'm in a high school which qualifies for university (Gymnasium)) have at a certain point only courses. And yeah no school uniform and mostly also no restrictions in clothing but that depends on the school.

Yea a school pack would be really cool. Thought they would do that with university.

We had an active class feature in TS3 but many found it boring. This is why the gurus make schools an off screen activity or a "rabbit hole". I personally don't care. BTW someone did create a School MOD for TS4. It makes use of "Get to Work" and it requires a building to use as a school. I don't know who made sorry. Nice build BTW.

In school, both primary and high school (12-18 y/o for me) we had single tables. In Primary school we had one teacher and one classroom and for some speciality lessons the teachers came to us. In high school our teachers had their own rooms and we went there as class. Except for the first and last 2 years, since our school was overcrowded and we had emergency buildings for those years, so very confusing. We did have lockers, but not enough for all the kids. Usually the schools in the Netherlands do have enough. My school moved now and they have enough rooms and lockers for everyone. It was just due to overcrowding and having to rent other buildings.

I the U.S. I had a separate single desk throughout school. The only time I had a shared desk was in science class which had individual burners connected underneath by a propane tank. For science experiments.

In the US most schools have a mix of sharing and singles. In maths we would normally have singles, but in science it is more normal to share a bench. It depends on the school as well!

I would love a school expansion pack, it would be so cool. I think thats the most needed non fantasy pack actually. Btw In hungary we also had desks for 2. But in my elementary school the class had only 13 kids in it so we still got our own desks.

My sister does school from home wiv a teacher coming in she’s in primary school and my high school was smaller wiv different Buildings. I love the platforms in Sims 3 they where fun. Highschools can be small. I’m hearing that the single tables are more popular cos of the virus. We had bigger tables we shared and in primary school we had smaller ones put together. I went to a private school wiv no uniform. No bullying tho. We all wore causal clothes.

Lockers in high school not in elementary/primary, there we had bag hooks. Desks in primary, tables grouped in four kids 2 on each side facing each other. Desks in high school similar to your build. Sometimes rows of tables, sometimes in a u shape. Only individual tables/desks in an exam.

Japanese Schools also have a "home classroom" and the teachers move from room to room. (I currently live in Japan) As for me, I went to Private School in the United States from Preschool (age 4-5) until 12th grade (age 17-18), we had Uniforms in each of them. My Elementary/Middle School uniforms were interchangeable we had button-up long sleeve shirts and sweaters for cooler weather and then students could choose skirts or pants and dark-colored socks (let's just say I preferred wearing pants haha, never was a skirt person, even as a kid). If the weather was warm we could choose to wear shorts instead of a skirt or pants. Which I thought was great (I was in Elementary/Middle school in the 90s). But my High School was an All-Girls School, and we had a skirt uniform until Junior Year and then we had a dress code for senior year (as long as we were wearing a skirt. I Hated that they would only allow us to wear wool tights with our skirts if it was cold. (I had a reaction to the wool so I couldn't wear them, so that wasn't fun. In Elementary/Middle School we had single desks and started changing classrooms in 4th grade (age 9-10), we didn't really have lockers more like coat hooks and cubbies in the hallways. In my High School, we had those desks that connected to the chairs with book racks underneath. Our lockers were all in the basement near the Cafeteria which was inconvenient if you had to go to the top floor (3rd floor) for a class. Students changed classrooms and teachers stayed in their rooms.

In my country all schools have to wear a school uniform, private schools and public schools they all wear uniforms, in public schools we stayed in one class and the teachers changed based on the subject, but we’ve move to labs, art rooms, and a class for home stuff like cooking, cleaning and stuff. In private schools we’ve move classes we didn’t stay in one classroom and that was my favorite actually

It's a looooong time since I was at school so we won't go into that 😂, but if this is what you produced in a quick build I can't wait to see what you do when you can sit for longer 😎. In the meantime though hope you feel better soon, but take your time and rest as much as you need, we will all wait patiently for the next masterpiece.

2 things that would make foundations perfection would be if we could lower them from upper levels and if they can be pulled and dragged to hover like rooms and roofs. But I'm pretty sure they can't and the patch might break that feature for rooms. But I hope it doesn't.

In Brazil, every school (I think) has uniforms and most schools don't have lockers

If you do another school do classes for especific clubs, like a class full of computers for a videogames club and more types!

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In Russia there are no lockers (at least in in secondary or highschool for sure, there may be some in private primary schools), students walk from one classroom to another (except for now, because of the pandemics students are not allowed in the halls and they stay in the same room all day long, and as a language and humanities teacher I must say that's a disaster - I can hardly wipe the blackboard, collect all homework, turn off the projector, collect my stuff, run several floors to the new room, switch on the projector, put on my presentation, pin cards for groopwork to the walls... IN 5 MINS!!!), and the desks are always for two. Still so sorry about your foot!

I had been wondering for a while if it was you on the h3 podcast with the sh#t lasagna story lol because the voice was similar but I had been too nervous to ask lol I kinda hope it was you and hope you share funny stories like that in the future if it was. I truely hope not to offend you if it wasn’t. Made me laugh so much. You probably don’t know what I’m talking about

Will you finish your hogwarts world one day? I would love it!

I went to a rural school that was grades 7 to 12 with less than 600 students.

American public schools typically have single desks unless it’s like a science or art classroom then there’s between 2-4 students at one table

Do you speak Turkish?I am Turkish and was excited hearing you speak about it.

Would you be able to tell me is there a 64x64 land area in this expansion pack?

Now that we have platforms we can have stages which means maybe we can get music? YES?

To your question what was the latest school i went to: ( I'm sure I won't get that very well explained in english so I will write it in german as well.) I graduated in germany from a kind of "Highschool". As some may know, the german school system depends on the federal state you live in, so I'm from saxony and Our school system goes: Way 1: kindergarden (2 or 3 Years), primary school (4 years), middle school(5 or 6 years) and than training for a job Way 2: Kindergarden, primary school, highschool (8 or 9 years) with the qualification to go to college/university after that. We have multiple deviations, forexample after finishin middle school in the 10 grade, if you are qualified enough, you can go to high school with 16years old till 18 or 19. But there are so many different high schools, like I was at a school that was especally a high school for people that want to get the qualification for college/university, after they attempt at middle school. So this was my lastest school and after that, I went to a University of Applied Science. In all my Schools I had to go from room to room for a different subjects. In German: Ich war auf einem Beruflichen Gymnasium, dass im Gegensatz zu einem allgemeinem Gymnasium von der 11. Klasse bis zur 13. Klasse geht und im gegensatz zu einer Fachoberschule bekommt man da eine allgemeine Hochschulreife und kann an Universitäten und Hochschulen gehen, bei einer Fachoberschule kann man nur an eine Hochschule gehen. :) Ich musste bei allen immer den Raum wechseln und hab selten zwei Mal in einem Raum am selben Tag Unterricht gehabt. Spinde hatten wir auch kaum welche, zumindest nicht für die ganze Schule.

Remake this plz I beg

I go to a catholic school and it’s pretty weird, the building it’s literally like 100 years old and it has a convent haha