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Would You Support The Aims Of This Headmaster?
I'm with with him all the way - apart from the vomit buckets!
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Unrealistic regarding the bedtime. I also disagree with the children being able to speak to each other in the corridor.
But much of what he said is what my school did and my sons school did. They'd confiscate the phone and keep it for a week and it would only be returned to a parent.
I found though that they were strict at the beginning but eased off as time went went on. They are aiming these rules at a certain type of child, imo. If a child had 100% attendance, completed homework and behaved...them kids got a bit more leeway.
When mine started upper school we had to sign a contract of behaviour.
But much of what he said is what my school did and my sons school did. They'd confiscate the phone and keep it for a week and it would only be returned to a parent.
I found though that they were strict at the beginning but eased off as time went went on. They are aiming these rules at a certain type of child, imo. If a child had 100% attendance, completed homework and behaved...them kids got a bit more leeway.
When mine started upper school we had to sign a contract of behaviour.
LOl...well sp, this is all about discipline which was once the keyword in the majority of societies, but in our modern era it is almost looked upon as a dirty, blasphemous word, used by the older generation who knows little better.
Modern folk don't like being told what to do. For me it is that simple.
We have seen this all before, skirts for the summer, going to school with non conformist hair styles .........I could go on.
sp.......I just couldn't care less now.......
Modern folk don't like being told what to do. For me it is that simple.
We have seen this all before, skirts for the summer, going to school with non conformist hair styles .........I could go on.
sp.......I just couldn't care less now.......
^^^ Me too, except that I think that 16 yr.-olds are old enough to stay up until 10.00 p.m. and that 7 a.m.is early enough for them to get up.
This head is trying, hard, to show the pupils and parents the way to success in life - he should supported. OK no talking in corridors is tough - but 'talking' can soon become shouting and arguing, so a peaceful ethos has to be established as a general consenus, then it can be relaxed a bit.
This head is trying, hard, to show the pupils and parents the way to success in life - he should supported. OK no talking in corridors is tough - but 'talking' can soon become shouting and arguing, so a peaceful ethos has to be established as a general consenus, then it can be relaxed a bit.
He's a new head trying to do something about a failing school. How is he part of the problem?
His bedtime suggestion can only be a suggestion, He can't enforce that. Maybe 6.30 am is a little early but then, if getting up earlier means they have some breakfast, that can only be a good thing.
I see lot's of teenagers in this area walking to school stuffing their faces with crisps, chocolate and pastries from the local Lidl. A proper breakfast, at home, would be so much better.
His bedtime suggestion can only be a suggestion, He can't enforce that. Maybe 6.30 am is a little early but then, if getting up earlier means they have some breakfast, that can only be a good thing.
I see lot's of teenagers in this area walking to school stuffing their faces with crisps, chocolate and pastries from the local Lidl. A proper breakfast, at home, would be so much better.
Failures by academies are getting more common
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I never slept more than eight, Tilly. But if people want to sleep more, they should do it of their own accord rather than because the head has told them to. This is one of those things people need to sort out for themselves; one size doesn't fit all.
In fairness, he may be finding kids falling asleep during lessons because they've been up all night partying. But I still think it has to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
In fairness, he may be finding kids falling asleep during lessons because they've been up all night partying. But I still think it has to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
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