Thread: School stands up for discipline and rules
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Old 08-06-2005, 09:53   #159
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Given that we have just had a twelve year old charged with GBH and perverting the course in the near death of a five year old child and given that the new practice of "happy slapping" is regarded as "fun" among teenagers, I think we need to help this generation of teenagers to develop greater maturity, respect for others and greater practical personal independence.

Maybe if there was a national code of practice/behaviour for pupils, parents and teachers, we could improve all standards in schools and in homes too.
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