the teacher had just returned from a stress induced stroke, the kid in question was calling him a psycho taunting him and he proceeded to cave the wee bastid's skull in with a 2kg weight. wee toerag deseved everything he got. just a pity he didn't kill him. one less chavvy scummer to worry about.

 

The teacher had just returned from "millbrook" mental hospital if your not a local.

The kid told him to "**** off back to millbrook".

Teach threw the weights at him , kid ducked before he knew the teacher stood over beating **** out of him. Took two teachers to get him off.

 

Tell you what the ****** bears a striking 'sembelence to Nottingums yesteryear man of the city , the one and only 'Brian motormouth noxious tosser Clough'

 

nothing wrong with legend of cloughie

 

The teacher obviously got confused with Torchwood...

 

2KG ..!!! That s a bag of sugar to you and me ..

The kids of today

 

Who here has never taken the pi$$ out of a teacher?

"he deserved everything he got"

 

Tell you what: when I was at School, there was a fair amount of banter and mickey taking directed towards the teachers (par for the course) but telling one to "F**k off"?

Not a chance. a) we were raised better than that (and that's a key issue I feel here) and b) the teachers were empowered to discipline you if you were out of order. Now days, it seems like they'd get in trouble for so much as telling an unruly child to shut up!

One teacher used to habitually throw black board erasers (the wooden handled ones) at anyone talking out of turn. Wouldn't advocate that as good teaching practice mind!

People are too keen to try and treat children like adults from too young an age. A certain level of fear of authority and discipline for wrong doing is a prerequisite for a well adjusted child IMHO.

Too many kids left unchecked by parents and schools thinking they can behave antisocially with impunity!

 

I never told any of my teachers to **** off back to a mental institute?

 

Dont know about the kid deserving it but he deserved something by the sound of it, being a teacher is heard enough with the little ***** being personal about you, I am not a teacher for this reason as there would be a trail of the little *****. It does kind of serve him right, he knew the teacher had been institutionalised, had a serious medical condition due to stress and then chose to lambast the bloke about it, dont pick on someone who has been in a mental insitution as they may just stove your head in whilst explaining the difference between the mass of a 2Kg and its weight (once a science teacher, always a science teacher)

The fact is, he wouodnt have got his head stoved in if he had sat there, been polite, learnt some science and shut up, I remember being a little cheeky with teachers but in a fun and respectful way, all part of the experience.

I think we used to fear consequences and had barriers set, nowadays we have allowed them to keep testing and realised ther is no real consequence.

Hopefully this might make others think when goading a teacher that they may set off a chain reaction (science teacher, geddit ) they cant control, pity he didnt Thermite the little turd.

 

I would of chucked magnesium on him and through him a match lol.

Loved magensium at school. What was the one that reacted with water?

 

Calcium, sodium, potassium.

Steve

 

Magnesium was the one, always fun to watch it burn. Sodium also tended to explode!

Steve

 

It will all depend on what the witnesses are actually saying

I can remember when we had a disruptive kid foisted upon our class by the powers that be, all he did all through every class, every day, was see how far he could push the teachers
We were as sick of the tw@t as the teachers were Eventually in one science class he decided he was going to go toe to toe with the teacher in the middle of the room

We all saw the teacher sucker punch him under the ribs, and we all saw the fcukwit drop like a sack of ****

But as far as the subsequent investigation went, every single one of us saw him trip and fall onto the corner of a desk whilst acting like a dick

We made sure that the authorities knew that we didn't want the **** back in our class too

 

This make me sound old but "when I was at school" (Catholic prep school) we used to get beatings like you would'nt believe.
Rulers, canes, slippers, shoes, paddles, cricket bats..... You name it we would get it across the hands, head or leg depending on the size of the implement.
No one was an idiot to the teachers, Everyone knew the boundaries, Now we are older we honestly accept it did us good.

I would have NO issue at all with my kids having a ruler across there knuckles if there are misbehaving. It would stop them ever thinking they can push teachers like this.

Just think if this kid had been getting a paddle across the back of his legs when he misbehaved maybe he wouldnt have acted up and got himself into the position he is now in.

 

We expect too much of teachers in this respect, I think- they are educators, not parents. Sure that requires them to have some hand in the discipline, but the PC brigade has seen to it that they're very limited in what they can do in this respect.
The core problem is that many of these kids come from parents who don't give a s*it, thus the children more often than not adopt the same perspective.

 

Now whilst I wholeheartedly agree that the kid deserved "something" I'm not entirely convinced he deserved having a 2kg weight chucked at his head then being gripped in a headlock, dragged into a storecupboard and then being beaten across the temple with the 2kg weight and then beaten again (after 2 other kids, 1 of which was a girl were punched while trying to save him).

Still, at least he learned something valuable at school that day.

 

Oh yes he sure did

 

Yes, the teacher really did teach him a lesson

 

Its been reported that the boy was taunting the teacher and he snapped. Not really surprising with what we hear about the way children treat their teachers these days. His actions can't be excused of course but quite understandable. I would hate to be a teacher these days. No backing at all from the authorities when the children behave in an undisciplined manner. The parents bear a heavy responsiblity for the way their little "darlings" behave these days! Children should never be permitted to run the school as they think fit as the ultra PC Plonkers say they should!

Les

 

What I put above is what actualy happened straight from a friends daughters mouth that was there

 

How anyone can understand this kind of behaviour towards a child is beyond me.

 

Trouble is, teachers now are bound by so much legislation to protect the kids as in the past there were some sadistic teachers who used to beat kids for no reason or go overboard given half a reason, now the kids have realised their hands are tied if they want to keep their jobs so act up accordingly.

If the kid had an ounce of decency he could avoided 2 kilos of cold steel.

The techer was trying to teach him a lesson, he hit him on the head, does this make him the new Head teacher ?

 

If the boy said that to the teacher after what he had been through, can you wonder at the fact that he lost it? I know it does not justify the teacher's actions, but there is just as much blame on the shoulders of the boy and his parents.

Les

 

I can understand the teacher becoming frustrated and angry, however he is an adult and therefore should know better, and be able to conduct himself properly.

If the guy was still suffering from a previous mental health issue and was not completely recovered, he should not have been cleared for work either.

Kids will be kids, some are sods some are not, whatever their actions in a classroom does not in any way justify violence with intent to cause serious harm on a minor.

Ask yourself what your actions would be if an adult took a metal weight to your child's head? No matter what he might have done to provoke it...

 

Even teachers are human and can lose it, no, I wouldnt want a teacher beating my kids with metal weights but also I would be disgusted with them if they had been making a teachers life a misery, especially one that has been ill due to work stress.

Cant condone his actions but it was not without provocation, if you provoke someone you cannot guarantee the reaction, would it be newsworthy if the teacher had died of a stroke in the staff room, gone home and topped himself or simply carried on in abject misery ?

He needed to pick on a teacher without access to heavy weights, not Geography as they have lumps of "Igneous Bassalt" rock, PE teachers have all manner of kit, Metalwork teachers are out, home Economics would use a pan, history a skull so I think I would only pick on English or maths teachers as there is only limited damage you can do with a Romeo and Juliet script or a Key Stage 5 maths book, even Drama Teachers could do a really cutting and satirical mime about you as defence.

Remember as well, they are ALL trained at teacher training college on the Chalk and Board rubber firing range, they wont pass out from basic training and receive their leather elbow patches and Cornish Pastie style shoes if they cant hit the right kid at 20 feet with an inch long piece of chalk.

 

Dont pick on a PE teacher
I remember ours chasing a motorbike cutting up his field with a baseball bat and a cricket bat

 

No, not the mime! Please stop ...

Steve

 

But im betting the harshist treatment was saved for yours truely, right ?

Well - unless Matteeboys in the playground