How does one become a back bencher?

Becoming a back bencher typically involves consistently sitting at the back of the classroom during lessons. This can be a conscious choice for students who prefer to observe rather than participate actively, or it may happen naturally as a result of being quieter or less engaged. Back benchers often enjoy a level of anonymity and may focus on their own interests or social interactions rather than the curriculum. Ultimately, it’s a social and behavioral choice that reflects a student's attitude towards school and learning.