




Don't you mean did. If you think that's the way to treat children then you need help.bonzo wrote:Jings, mind the belt? Worse thing they ever done was get rid of it.
South Ayrshire has a policy of "non exclusion" - not sure about the other Ayrshires - and expulsion is no longer allowed in Scottish schools.bonzo wrote:Why is that? You DID something wrong you got 2 of the belt you learned a lesson. Now kids do something wrong they get suspended or expelled. I'd take the belt any day of the week.
In my Catholic school days you could get the belt for breathing! Classic memory Jim Clark of Saltcoats(think he was an football player?) versus Sister Brian...Jim, about 2 feet taller, got called out to get the belt, held out his hand, just as 'wee bree' swatted he took his hand away. This went on several times, him standing there, sardonic smile, totally enjoying it, the rest of us trying not to laugh out loud. Eventually we did, as did wee bree, sent him back to his seat!bonzo wrote:Why is that? You DID something wrong you got 2 of the belt you learned a lesson. Now kids do something wrong they get suspended or expelled. I'd take the belt any day of the week.
Hahaha morag that made me laugh. It just makes me think of the blues brothers when they go to see the fat penguinmorag wrote:In my Catholic school days you could get the belt for breathing! Classic memory Jim Clark of Saltcoats(think he was an football player?) versus Sister Brian...Jim, about 2 feet taller, got called out to get the belt, held out his hand, just as 'wee bree' swatted he took his hand away. This went on several times, him standing there, sardonic smile, totally enjoying it, the rest of us trying not to laugh out loud. Eventually we did, as did wee bree, sent him back to his seat!bonzo wrote:Why is that? You DID something wrong you got 2 of the belt you learned a lesson. Now kids do something wrong they get suspended or expelled. I'd take the belt any day of the week.