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    It is too strict, it's not even this strict in my High School :S

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    My primary school is similar to that, but not as much as that!

    My 6th Form is a bit lame though! We have to stand behind our seats and say good afternoon to the teacher before we are allowed to be seated. But then again it's not a state school.

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    I've heard of primary schools that require absolute silence in the hallways, and only whisper level talking in classrooms.

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    That is a bit strict but people need disipline from a young age, just what they need


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    lol thats just to bad :/ Maybe in secondary but primary :S


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesy View Post
    I agree with discipline but this is just excessive. At the end of the day kids should be kids and the limits should reflect that.
    Yeah, I would just feel so uncomfortable in that school.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheEclipse View Post
    Wow that's insane. I'm a budding primary school teacher, and that sounds horrific, and also, bad for learning in most cases. Does the teacher just lecture at them, or do they get to do group/hands on activities?
    I think they do a bit of both. But some of the teachers are quite nice.

    Quote Originally Posted by wiktoria.xo View Post
    It is too strict, it's not even this strict in my High School :S
    Same lol

    Quote Originally Posted by TheEclipse View Post
    I've heard of primary schools that require absolute silence in the hallways, and only whisper level talking in classrooms.
    That is just horrific, it would be absolute hell

    Quote Originally Posted by Alkaz View Post
    That is a bit strict but people need disipline from a young age, just what they need
    Yes but not to that amount, like someone mentioned there should be a limit.


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    if I had a sibling as young as that and who went to such a school I would go in one day when some sort of fair is on and give the head a piece of my mind even if i'm only 16. Theres good manners, strict, but that is on the edge of stupidity mixed with child cruelty (I bet if it were legal it sounds like the head would be whipping those 4yr olds!)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stutoman View Post
    if I had a sibling as young as that and who went to such a school I would go in one day when some sort of fair is on and give the head a piece of my mind even if i'm only 16. Theres good manners, strict, but that is on the edge of stupidity mixed with child cruelty (I bet if it were legal it sounds like the head would be whipping those 4yr olds!)
    Some of the teachers are quite nice, yet some just argue and shout at parents. Surely thats not what a teacher should do? :S


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    Quote Originally Posted by Cutbrakes View Post
    Some of the teachers are quite nice, yet some just argue and shout at parents. Surely thats not what a teacher should do? :S
    Then if thats the case and I were a parent i'd move my child to another school instantly and submit a complaint to the council.


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    wow that is strict i wouldn't even expect that in a secondary school never mind primary school poor kids there only little that kind of teaching will prob scar the kids for life. Way 2 strict for p2s!!!!
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