I was very pleased to hear.......
29 April 2010, 06:17 PM
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I was very pleased to hear.......
That the teacher who had lost it has been cleared of the serious charges and would only be subject to communal work punishment.
It's those kids that should be locked up.
dl
It's those kids that should be locked up.
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30 April 2010, 09:44 AM
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So he gets a community punishment, but his career is over, and his livelihood is lost. Maybe his pension too, if the GTC get involved
Which they will.
Meanwhile, if I know kids these days, they will start some sort of campaign against him...............
Which they will.Meanwhile, if I know kids these days, they will start some sort of campaign against him...............
30 April 2010, 09:54 AM
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Meanwhile, if I know parents these days, they will start some sort of campaign against him.
I can imagine a parental protest outside their "Little-angle baby-sitting centre" if they found out that he started teaching at their school. With their cries of "somebody please think of the children". albeit with a heavy local dialect and some extra expletives for good measure.
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TBH Leslie, he may have taught the whole place a valuable lesson.... I got yet another "child protection policy" tome this week, roll it up and selotape it into a baton ?
We lose, on average, one member of staff per term due to "pupil behaviour", although I blame the lack of support by the senior staff for young staff coming in.
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We lose, on average, one member of staff per term due to "pupil behaviour", although I blame the lack of support by the senior staff for young staff coming in.
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01 May 2010, 11:19 AM
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I can imagine a parental protest outside their "Little-angle baby-sitting centre" if they found out that he started teaching at their school. With their cries of "somebody please think of the children". albeit with a heavy local dialect and some extra expletives for good measure.
I can imagine a parental protest outside their "Little-angle baby-sitting centre" if they found out that he started teaching at their school. With their cries of "somebody please think of the children". albeit with a heavy local dialect and some extra expletives for good measure.
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TBH Leslie, he may have taught the whole place a valuable lesson.... I got yet another "child protection policy" tome this week, roll it up and selotape it into a baton ?
We lose, on average, one member of staff per term due to "pupil behaviour", although I blame the lack of support by the senior staff for young staff coming in.
dunx
We lose, on average, one member of staff per term due to "pupil behaviour", although I blame the lack of support by the senior staff for young staff coming in.
dunx
Interesting that those who are supporting the lad concerned are unable to give us an answer to the problem.
Les
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