Muck up day :)

[Monotonous]

So as many of you may know 'Muck Up Day' is a pre-GCSE ritual where you basically muck about ... and it is talked about for years. Was looking at my fb and some my friends had a mental one (http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londo...-10235114.html).

So anyway I was interested in what you guys did for yours. Our one sucked tbh we were kept busy by the teachers all day because of last years one where they had smoke bombs, cling flimed everything (and I mean everything) and hid rape alarms in the library.

[Aiden]

never heard of this actually

[lawrawrrr]

I've never heard the term muck up day but on our last day of Year 11 we were supposed to be really closely watched, the year before stole all the clocks in the school pretty much and hid them (some are still missing now, 7 years later)!

However they did let us have a bit of fun - ended up a bit overboard though. We all had lockers down the big main hallway and people decided to post it note the WHOLE thing. Floor, lockers, ceiling... Was so funny to look back on!

I was always a bit of a spoilsport though and I got annoyed because we had to stay in until half 3 because of that instead of leaving at lunch :/


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[Empired]

I've never heard the term muck up day but on our last day of Year 11 we were supposed to be really closely watched, the year before stole all the clocks in the school pretty much and hid them (some are still missing now, 7 years later)!

Someone used to do that at our school every single year. Like really. EVERY year. It got to the point where teachers would take them down before the last day so students couldn't nick them anymore.

Never heard of this term but we always did Year 11 pranks which sounds basically the same. Everyone always comes up with really elaborate plans but end up doing the same thing each year:
toilet roll up the drive
steal the clocks
do a weird dance in the cafeteria at lunch
maybe post-it note somewhere

[Samantha]

Never heard of this either . Although one year some students decided to bring in bags of flour and pretty much everyone was floured apart from me lmao.

[welshcake]

I've never heard of this or done anything like this. My school was sooo strict.

[Alysha]

The year before me, a group of boys pretended to hold up the school, they were dressed pretty convincingly to be honest. Guns galore. They played screams in the classrooms next door to make it more believable. It was a stressful situation though, some kids were mortified and were sent home after it happened.

My year did nothing, but it wasn't a tradition or anything. Never heard of 'muck up' day tbh.

[Monotonous]

Ah I'm surprised well that none of you have heard of it Remembered another one. You know how schools have a whole school as assembly well we have them like every week. We all stand up and some classical music from the organ or speakers comes on and he walks out, well this time someone managed to hook up their phone and played Bombastic when he walked out. It was funnier than how i'm telling it but yea

Another one was hiding porno cards in library books (some which are still there ) and bringing in chickens labeling them 1 to 10 but there was no. 7.

Keep them coming in guys

[Absently]

Ah I'm surprised well that none of you have heard of it Remembered another one. You know how schools have a whole school as assembly well we have them like every week. We all stand up and some classical music from the organ or speakers comes on and he walks out, well this time someone managed to hook up their phone and played Bombastic when he walked out. It was funnier than how i'm telling it but yea

Another one was hiding porno cards in library books (some which are still there ) and bringing in chickens labeling them 1 to 10 but there was no. 7.

Keep them coming in guys

That chicken one is told everywhere I think haha

[FlyingJesus]

Never heard of it, sounds a bit daft and there was stuff like that happening half the time anyway at my school