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Old 08-06-2005, 08:23   #147
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Re: School stands up for discipline and rules

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Originally Posted by allieyoung666
Look the parents mother must not think much to school rules if she sent that boy to school in traniners, it is disrespectful to the school and it faulnts the rules that the school has set out.
I agree with coggy and we are both hard work professionals anyone has a go I will gladly go and lay them out in the car park after work, hey it aint a problem!
I'm a hardworking person too Allie. And no, I don't have children - but this does not make my opinion any less valid than yours. I did used to have to wear a school uniform when I was at school.. I didn't always get it perfectly right though. Mainly because money was tight for my parents back then and the option of owning school shoes & 'playing out' shoes wasn't really there, so I wore whatever were decent. But my parents would NEVER have accepted the school dismiss me from an exam just becaue I had the wrong colour/style of shirt/socks/shoes etc. Bullies get less discipline these days in school than the poor sod in this article did. I never realised there was such a bunch of little Hitlers on here
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Originally Posted by dr wadd
Hardly a professional attitude if you claim you will "lay them out in the car park". In my mind the threat of violence is a lot worse than wearing incorrect shoes. I fear that you have your priorities all screwed up.
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