Thread: School stands up for discipline and rules
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Old 04-06-2005, 19:54   #31
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Re: School stands up for discipline and rules
This is ridiculous. So what if he was wearing trainers? Will the world descend into anarchy if some teenager wears the wrong footwear to an exam?

His mother has got it right. If it's so important for him to wear shoes they should have let him take the exam this time and insisted he change for the rest of the exams.

The school needs to get a sense of proportion and understand what the point of education is in the first place.
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