there are 4 levels of warning apparently. i suspect there must be a fifth too.
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Only a couple more get upsOriginally posted by voodooflux View PostEllo 5*
Not long to go now?
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What happened ?Originally posted by DS23 View Postdd came home with a level3 warning yesterday
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or at least something like that.
level 1 means a telling off, level two means a telling off by year head and seperation for 5 minutes, level 3 means a telling off by the school head and seperation in an isolated room for a full period and a letter home and level 4 means all of level 4 plus a count. 3 counts and you're out.*Comment
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