This Country...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4509079.stm



And to think my fiance is training to be a teacher.

[punky]

Originally Posted by Tuftus

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4509079.stm



And to think my fiance is training to be a teacher.

I know... stop the world, I want to get off

I wish your fiancee the best of luck. She needs it.

[Russ]

*waits for the liberals to turn up and defend the boy

[gooner4life]

That is absolutely disgusting.

I was no angel in school and terrorised a few teachers but there is causing them a bit of mischief and there is just well just.

What on earth possesses these children? maybe TV and computer games are to blame I dont know?

I know I was watching Cartoon Network and I saw a Cartoon with a bully spitting on another kid and also some other kids show where the boy in it kept p*ssing and sh*tting on things and generally being rude and obnoxious.

these programs were aimed at 5-7 year olds, it was unbelieveable.

[Halcyon]

That is terrible.
People often say teachers have it easy, but it is clearly not at all like that.
My Mum's a teacher and says how terrible it can be at times.

[Tezcatlipoca]

Originally Posted by Russ D

*waits for the liberals to turn up and defend the boy

I'm a liberal, & I think the boy is an evil little ****

[Tezcatlipoca]

There was an even younger evil little **** who raped his teacher not long ago:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4340339.stm

(mentioned in my "Youth of Today" thread - http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...39&postcount=1 )

[jrhnewark]

12? Not even a teenager.

Big Liberal here, too, but rapists are evil. No matter their age.

Originally Posted by Russ D

*waits for the liberals to turn up and defend the boy

Nice try! I'll do my best for you...... why's this thread called "This Country..." like 15 year old boys rape teachers on a daily basis. This is an horrific, exceptional (with MattD's contribution) case, not an indicative one.

It is NOT an everyday occurence in school at the moment..Thankfully.I do not feel threatened at all by the students I teach.Most of them are pleased to see me.In fact I had to duck one 15 year old who to wanted to give me a hug this morning because he was so pleased to see me.

The only thing I feel in school is depression because of the low level sort of disturbance that I get from some students..it does make teaching harder,but I am not scared in school.

[BBKing]

*waits for the liberals to turn up and defend the boy

Keep waiting, sport.

[Stuart]

Originally Posted by Russ D

*waits for the liberals to turn up and defend the boy

He's an evil little sh*t. There. That a good enough "defence"?

[Paul K]

Originally Posted by scastle

He's an evil little sh*t. There. That a good enough "defence"?

They say the best form of defence is a good offence... maybe someone should batter the little ****e??

I think my eyes have just started to bleed after reading that

[jrhnewark]

Originally Posted by Incognitas

It is NOT an everyday occurence in school at the moment..Thankfully.I do not feel threatened at all by the students I teach.Most of them are pleased to see me.In fact I had to duck one 15 year old who to wanted to give me a hug this morning because he was so pleased to see me.

The only thing I feel in school is depression because of the low level sort of disturbance that I get from some students..it does make teaching harder,but I am not scared in school.

Good on 'ya.

Just, for heavens sake, don't let it get out of control (ahem, crap headteachers, in most of those cases). I've been to a school like that (albeit, for not very long), and during the time there, countless teachers had bricks thrown at them. Just last week, somebody brought in an air rifle, aimed at the teacher, missed, and shot another pupil.

I'm surprised I came out alive!