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Old 05-06-2005, 08:41   #51
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Originally Posted by Paddy1
Yes, rules need to be enforced but with a bit of common sense and this was a bad decision.
So was wearing the wrong shoes.

Why should schools be blackmailed into accepting lower standards of school behaviour just because pupils, for whatever reason, want to flout the rules?

Being responsible for your actions and planning for eventialities is all part of being independent.It's time that some school children learned that.

It's fine to ask adults to use common sense but we also need children to exercise some as well.
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