[arista]

He was Live on GMBHD itv


Good on him
Locking the toilets


Of course, he will allow a young lady
if she must.


Loads were going from other lessons to Vape in the Bog.
and chit chat.

[CheapLousyFaggit]

Maybe the kids "should have" gone during break, but it's not always that simple if he's going to keep this up, pupils who need to go should use his office, or go against his door.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Maybe the kids "should have" gone during break, but it's not always that simple if he's going to keep this up, pupils who need to go should use his office, or go against his door.

They ain't using the Bog
it is Chat Time & Vape time with their mates



Clever Head Teacher
Sorting out the Corrupt kids

[joeysteele]

Wrong.

While yes it's correct to stamp out unnecessary visits if possible.
There can be reasons why it cannot and should not be that anyone has to sit uncomfortably if genuinely needing the toilet.

If I was pretty desperate to need the toilet, it would be both painful and dangerous to have to wait 30 minutes or more before I could go.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Wrong.

While yes it's correct to stamp out unnecessary visits if possible.
There can be reasons why it cannot and should not be that anyone has to sit uncomfortably if genuinely needing the toilet.

If I was pretty desperate to need the toilet, it would be both painful and dangerous to have to wait 30 minutes or more before I could go.

Joey
if you must go
they can.

Go before the lesson starts, if you can.


But not loads of them,
having a group meeting in the bogs

[CheapLousyFaggit]

Originally Posted by arista

Joey
if you must go
they can.

Go before the lesson starts, if you can.


But not loads of them,
having a group meeting in the bogs

Making everyone go at the same time is more likely to cause congregation than letting people go when they need to.

[AnnieKristmas]

They have done this at my son's school too. We had a letter home to say that permission will only be given in exceptional circumstances and then they have to get permission from the class teacher and go the office to get a key. They had a big problem of kids skipping lessons in the bathrooms and this has put a stop to it.

[arista]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

They have done this at my son's school too. We had a letter home to say that permission will only be given in exceptional circumstances and then they have to get permission from the class teacher and go the office to get a key. They had a big problem of kids skipping lessons in the bathrooms and this has put a stop to it.

Makes sense to me.

[Christmas Dynamo]

bring back the Tawse

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

bring back the Tawse

We can never go back to the old days as whoever administered the punishments would find their cars wrecked and their houses targeted .. the world has changed


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[Quantum Bauble]

My daughter's been told that if she needs to leave for the toilet and they say no, she's to leave anyway and instruct them to call me if there's an issue.

I hope every day for that call .

[Quantum Bauble]

Originally Posted by Zizu

We can never go back to the old days as whoever administered the punishments would find their cars wrecked and their houses targeted .. the world has changed


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Zizu I wouldn't target a teacher's house or car if they hit my kids with a leather strap.

I'd target them, with their leather strap. Share share that's fair, right?

[Quantum Bauble]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Making everyone go at the same time is more likely to cause congregation than letting people go when they need to.

Most normal kids won't go to the bathrooms during break times because they're simply unsafe.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Most normal kids won't go to the bathrooms during break times because they're simply unsafe.

These modern ‘communal’ toilets are uber safe .. bladdy expensive though


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[AnnieKristmas]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

My daughter's been told that if she needs to leave for the toilet and they say no, she's to leave anyway and instruct them to call me if there's an issue.

I hope every day for that call .

I told my son that in primary. His year 2 teacher was a witch and he had his hand up to asj to use the bathroom, she snapped and said if whatever he had to say was not about the lesson she didn't want to hear it. He was (is) such a goody two shoes he put his hand down and had an accident. It was the middle of winter and he had to wear his PE kit for the rest of the day. His legs were blue by the time I picked him up. He had not had a accident since the first time I took him out of nappies so I was fuming.

Its the one time I ever lost my **** with his teacher and said he would NEVER ask again and would just go and said I would take it to the Head and Governors if it happened again. It was a nightmare though because he would avoid drinking so he didn't need to go again. Even now he says he has used the bathrooms at school a handful of times since that day, it traumatised him that much.

[Parumpapapump]

Kids have way too much say these days.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Kids have way too much say these days.

Sadly it’s far , far worse than anyone can imagine


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[CheapLousyFaggit]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Most normal kids won't go to the bathrooms during break times because they're simply unsafe.

Well yeah that too.

This school needs its head examined...

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

They have done this at my son's school too. We had a letter home to say that permission will only be given in exceptional circumstances and then they have to get permission from the class teacher and go the office to get a key. They had a big problem of kids skipping lessons in the bathrooms and this has put a stop to it.

This was also the process in place when I was in school over a decade ago.

[Parumpapapump]

Didnt anyone have to hold their hand up whilst dodging a flying blackboard duster?


Do they just walk out when they want these days?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Didnt anyone have to hold their hand up whilst dodging a flying blackboard duster?


Do they just walk out when they want these days?

Pretty much ..


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[Parumpapapump]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Pretty much ..


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Not sure if I mentioned the story about my pal who is the janitor at the local high school here. Asked a kid to stop being boisterous in the hallway. Got told to eff off ya specky old ****.

My mate just had to trudge off and report it.

Changed days, and like I said, its cause kids get to say to much.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Not sure if I mentioned the story about my pal who is the janitor at the local high school here. Asked a kid to stop being boisterous in the hallway. Got told to eff off ya specky old ****.

My mate just had to trudge off and report it.

Changed days, and like I said, its cause kids get to say to much.

Yeah verbal abuse and personal comments are common place nowadays.. we have just bright in a new rule that if a pupil says the F word at a member of staff they get excluded for a day


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

[FaLaLaLand]

A friend of mine is a teaching assistant in a local high school and she said you wouldn't believe the kids' behaviour now. Chairs being thrown, students "squaring up" to staff (16 year olds who aren't small), swearing and calling the teacher expletives etc.

The most shocking thing is she said every classroom there has a kind of panic button installed for the teacher to press if it starts getting serious and two MALE members of staff must be free at any given time to attend when needed... Like wtf? Full-time teacher/part-time bouncer it seems.