Poor Tom - difficult enough to cope with when you're older, let alone so young.
Deffo I lost a close family member earlier this year and was so hard to continue going to college and placement when I was falling apart on the inside. But I'm glad I did tbh.
It's blindingly obvious that miscreants are all aware of the cameras, which probably encourages them to act up even more. Added to that, the effect on the behaviour of these kids by these teachers is pathetic. I've never seen such poor disciplinary control.
"Hey! But it don't half make for a controversial programme."
So far in this series I've only seen one example where both child and parent has been seen by the headmaster and this was when one was getting excluded. Get the parents in and tell them that they must instil some discipline into their child.
All this bad behaviour should have been sorted in their first year at school, or they should no longer be there.
Deffo I lost a close family member earlier this year and was so hard to continue going to college and placement when I was falling apart on the inside. But I'm glad I did tbh.
Lost a close family friend (same age as me) when I was 19 and teaching as part of a gap year, similarly it was really difficult being away from home and try to keep going to lessons etc but similarly, glad I carried on.
Lost a close family friend (same age as me) when I was 19 and teaching as part of a gap year, similarly it was really difficult being away from home and try to keep going to lessons etc but similarly, glad I carried on.
Yeah I can imagine I felt bad for my sis who had to return north a few days after. But when she returned for the funeral, she stayed with us for about 3 weeks.
Neither Tom or Robbie Joe seem bad kids at heart, both have more energy than they know what to do with and need help to focus properly - not sure what help mind you. Poor Tom, how do you deal with being a hormonal school aged adolescent whose brother has died through drinking :-(
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He said it to the lad he was meant to be disciplining and showing an example to.
And so are her eyebrows - thank goodness they grew back
"Hey! But it don't half make for a controversial programme."
So far in this series I've only seen one example where both child and parent has been seen by the headmaster and this was when one was getting excluded. Get the parents in and tell them that they must instil some discipline into their child.
All this bad behaviour should have been sorted in their first year at school, or they should no longer be there.
There's too many "last chances" given to them.
If it's a free-for-all then it's just as disorganised and unstructured as many of these childrens' home lives.
I've said so many times, kids need immovable goal posts, "Fifty-seven quiet words, won't cut it."
The parents must take some responsibility to have a structured routine for their kids, so one at school doesn't become a big shock.
Where are the DM readers to burst a bowel about teacher laziness and golden pensions?!?!
Don't encourage them