Reply to: Pupils face classroom mobile phone ban

[wim121]

I'll miss you masturbating in the doorway on tranny clinic day.

You're getting me confused with another poster on here, the one that works the streets of your imagination.

[AtW]

Are you sure that's a good idea?

Yes I think it's a very good idea to hold guns securely, especially in schools.

[doodab]

guns should be securely held in school and only allowed during breaks between classes.

Are you sure that's a good idea?

[Scoobos]

Totally agree again with Fandango's post... But If only....

I've heard stories of schools alraedy trying this and then getting screaming middle class mums driving up in their range rovers and saying how its a safety issue, or a civil liberty.

Half the problem is parents thinking the sun shines out of their kids arses.

My wife's had so many problems with parents having a go at her for being "unfair" to their little prince and princesses.

She's had well to do parents going to the head teacher saying she's bullying her children because she shouts at them for not completing their work and them throwing things around in class.

A lot of these parents seem to think school is free child care and nothing else too -Turning up to get them at 5:45 when school closes at 3:30 and the crappy system forces the teachers to have to wait for them...

(Berkshire examples btw, I'm not sure if it happens everywhere)

[Old Greg]

I wish I was that young! Ahhhh one never truly values every hair follicle, do they?



Anyway, as soon as the NHS cuts kick in, then thankfully you won't be posting from the dementia wing of your hospital either old git.

I'll miss you masturbating in the doorway on tranny clinic day.

[wim121]

I fail to see the news?

Mobiles were banned when I was back in school/college and that was when they came out, decades ago now. Anyone using one, had it locked in the lecturers draw till the end of the day.

[wim121]

At least we won't have to put up with wim and bolshie any more.

I wish I was that young! Ahhhh one never truly values every hair follicle, do they?



Anyway, as soon as the NHS cuts kick in, then thankfully you won't be posting from the dementia wing of your hospital either old git.

[doomage]

I think schools need to come down hard on it, if kids are seen with their mobiles then they are confiscated for the remainder of the week, unless the parent physically comes into school to request it back.

This policy would be good at the cinema too.

[Diver]

My missus is a teacher in a comprehensive, and it's a real pain for them to deal with this sort of low level distruption such as kids fannying around with phones in class as it can really drag a lesson down. Fortunately my missus is a scary ass teacher so on the whole doesn't have many of these problems

I think schools need to come down hard on it, if kids are seen with their mobiles then they are confiscated for the remainder of the week, unless the parent physically comes into school to request it back.

Might nudge some of the piss poor lazy parents to try and enforce a bit of a discipline into their kids if their lives are inconvenienced by either
a) the contstant trips into school to retrieve a mobile
or
b) if the refuse to go into school, the constant whinging of a teenager who doesn't have their mobile all week

if you have tough rules and they are enforced fairly and consistantly then kids will learn and respect them

just my 2p

WHS

[Troll]

Couldn't schools just have a Faraday cage built around the outsides?

[Fandango]

My missus is a teacher in a comprehensive, and it's a real pain for them to deal with this sort of low level distruption such as kids fannying around with phones in class as it can really drag a lesson down. Fortunately my missus is a scary ass teacher so on the whole doesn't have many of these problems

I think schools need to come down hard on it, if kids are seen with their mobiles then they are confiscated for the remainder of the week, unless the parent physically comes into school to request it back.

Might nudge some of the piss poor lazy parents to try and enforce a bit of a discipline into their kids if their lives are inconvenienced by either
a) the contstant trips into school to retrieve a mobile
or
b) if the refuse to go into school, the constant whinging of a teenager who doesn't have their mobile all week

if you have tough rules and they are enforced fairly and consistantly then kids will learn and respect them

just my 2p

[d000hg]

Sounds like a logistic PITA for teacher/school to collect them and look after them without claims of them getting nicked. But a hard line should be taken on anyone having a phone turned on during lessons - instant confiscation. Should be exactly the same as if you were caught with a Walkman when we were at school (or a crystal radio for some of the older ones )

[AtW]

I am amazed that any school would allow mobile phones on their premises.

WHS

Mobiles just like guns should be securely held in school and only allowed during breaks between classes.

[pacharan]

I am amazed that any school would allow mobile phones on their premises.

They should be confiscated as were all proscribed items found on a pupil's person during my schooldays.

[Old Greg]

Pupils face classroom mobile phone ban - Telegraph

I reckon they have a case for going to ECHR. This is the thin end of the wedge. If this carries on they might actually have to do some work.

After all, we won the war didn't we? So we can bask in our glories for a long while yet. Those bloody foreigners just don't have a clue luckily for us.

At least we won't have to put up with wim and bolshie any more.