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Bayside High School — Getting started at Bayside High

[UPD] Bayside High School 🍎
Double Bandit Studios, Playing 648, Rating 85.1%
Creator Double Bandit Studios
Playing 648
Rating 85.1%
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Overview

Bayside High School is a social roleplay game where you pick a character type — jock, cheerleader, nerd, or anything else — and live out school life with other players. This guide covers how to get started, how to earn badges, how to get the most out of events, and how to handle problems when they come up.

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Contents
01

Getting started at Bayside High

Step
In short A few quick steps at the start save you a lot of wandering later.

When you first load in, you will go through a character creation screen before you can explore. Take your time here — your look and name set the tone for how other players see you. After that, the school is open to walk around freely, so use that freedom to get your bearings before jumping into roleplay.

  1. Create your character choose your appearance and name on the creation screen before entering the school.
  2. Explore the building find the classrooms, cafeteria, library, and grounds so you know where everything is.
  3. Talk to NPCs they can point you toward activities or give you useful hints.
  4. Head to a busy area the cafeteria and lobby fill up quickly, making them the easiest places to meet people right away.
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02

Choosing your character type

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In short Your character type shapes where you spend most of your time, so pick one that matches what you actually want to do.

Bayside High welcomes jocks, cheerleaders, nerds, and anyone who does not fit a single label.

Jockfits best in the grounds and gym, good for sports-themed roleplay scenes.
Cheerleadersuited to cheering, dance, and supporting other characters at events.
Nerdcentres on the library and club activities for a quieter, study-focused style.
Open / Otherno restrictions, so you can drift between any area and any scene.
03

Badges worth going after

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In short Most badges reward you for doing normal school activities, so you can collect many of them just by playing naturally.

The game has eight badges in total. Some come from everyday school activities, and a few are tied to limited-time seasonal events.

  • Show up and play the Welcome badge is awarded just for joining the game.
  • Do your schoolwork earning straight A's on your report card unlocks the Straight A Student badge.
  • Get your photo taken participate in Picture Day to earn Say Cheese.
  • Finish your school journey completing your time at Bayside High earns the You Graduated badge.
  • Win Prom get voted Prom King or Queen by other players to earn Prom Winner.
  • Join seasonal events Trick or Treat and Egg Hunt 2026 are time-limited; watch for them so you can take part before they end.
04

Staying safe and following the rules

Warn
In short Keeping to the rules protects your account and makes the game better for everyone in the server.

Because Bayside High is built around talking and interacting with strangers, it is worth being deliberate about how you behave and what you share.

Worth watching out for
Avoid offensive language and disruptive behaviour moderation warnings are enforced.
Report players who are harassing or griefing use the in-game report tool.
Do not spam or troll it breaks scenes for everyone else and goes against the game's rules.
05

Keeping up with updates and events

Summary
In short Joining the official Roblox group is the most reliable way to know when new events and seasonal badges go live.

Seasonal badges like Egg Hunt 2026 and Trick or Treat only appear for a limited time. The game's page also encourages likes as a signal to the developers that players want future updates.

Official group join through Roblox to receive developer news and event alerts.
Seasonal events time-limited, so check the group regularly to avoid missing them.
Likes leaving a like on the game page signals to the team that you want more updates.

Glossary

Glossary
Roleplay (RP)
Acting as your chosen character and improvising scenes with other players, which is the core activity of Bayside High.
NPC
A character controlled by the game rather than a player.
Server
One running instance of the game; only players in the same server can see and interact with each other.
Lurk
A special character that players can attempt to summon, rewarded with its own badge on success.
Moderation
The system that enforces the game's rules and issues warnings or removals for disruptive behaviour.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I need to spend Robux to enjoy the game?

All the core roleplay features — character creation, exploring every area, and talking with other players — are free.

Can I miss a seasonal badge permanently?

Yes. Badges like Trick or Treat and Egg Hunt 2026 are tied to specific events that are not always available. Join the official Roblox group so you get notified when a new event opens.

What should I do if the game freezes or stops responding?

Leave the game and rejoin first. If the problem continues, restart your device.

Updated Sep 14, 2026
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[UPD] Bayside High School 🍎 Double Bandit Studios, Playing 648, Rating 85.1%
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