Schooldays are the happiest days of your life.

I ran out of school in1977after my last exam. If it wasn't for the fact I could play for the junior and secondary school football team god knows what would have happened.
 
BlueMoonRisin’ said:
Ah right. I thought myself mid to late 70's. Is your local The Sycamore?
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It was mate, we ran our unofficial Supporters club from there but the prices went up and up and a couple who come to the match took the Astley (near the curry house that used to be the Bridgefield) so we go from there now, decent pub and the price is right.
 
I actually liked going to school during the first few grades—everything felt new and exciting back then. But as I got older, it became more difficult, mostly because the older kids started to be really mean and it made the environment stressful. That experience definitely stuck with me, and it’s one of the reasons I now prefer studying online. No pressure, no judgment—just learning at my own pace. Apps like duolingo have been a game changer for me. They’re encouraging, consistent, and, best of all, always kind to me. Honestly, it makes learning feel fun again
 
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Loved Primary school felt like it catered to your imagination and you were free and it was fun.
High school was just shite, the haves vs the have nots, extreme bullying and violence. Girls getting kecked or having dicks put on their shoulders whilst in class it was mad. I hated it ruined my enjoyment in learning just became a system to pass a test to help the schools reputation.

Still don't think it's anything compared to what my mum and dad went through where teachers just openly assaulted and belittled children. One grown man threw his trainer in my mum's face, even now if he was in his 90s I'd love to smack fuck out of them and see if they can handle feeling powerless the shithouses.
 
Scottyboi said:
Loved Primary school felt like it catered to your imagination and you were free and it was fun.
High school was just shite, the haves vs the have nots, extreme bullying and violence.
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That sums up my experience too.
Primary was great with great teachers, high school was like a boys only offender's fucking institution.

I remember one poor lad who got bullied a lot who had to spend 'play time' down at the school gates on his own. He was so scared of certain lads in the playground.

Pathetic teachers did nothing.
There was one saving grace though I had a few great mates.
 
My memories of school aren't great. Infant school recollections between 62 and 64 are happy, but after that, not so good.

Most teachers in those days were just fucking weird and I was far happier being away from them than being in their company.

Some of them in secondary school were pleasant enough and took us on weekend YHA trips and holidays abroad, talking to to us with a level of interest that was genuine, but the rest of them didn't hide their disdain and their couldn't give a shit attitude was made plain on many occasions.

it was what it was, and I was a quiet child at school. I wasn't bullied by my peers, because I stood my ground, but the bullying, looking back, was from the teachers. They were cruel on so many levels and frequently so.

I don't look back with any sense of fondness to my schooldays.
 
Bring back
Bill Walker said:
Probably why there's a section of society who think they can do whatever they want, like the scrotes who murdered the old man with a firework.
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Bring back national service, bring back capital punishment.

Don't bring back corporal punishment so teachers can't get sexual gratification from sadistic tendancies.
 
One difference I have noticed, comparing my daughter's experience (20-25) with mine (85-90), is the quality of teaching is seemingly now of a much higher quality and the teachers appear much more enthusiastic in helping the kids succeed.

Another thing I have noticed is that while the teachers are less strict about the likes of behaviour in the classroom, they are much stricter in some other aspects. In relation to the latter, they come down on bullies like a tonne of bricks, they don't let the kids off site at lunchtime and school uniform compliance is a big issue. My daughter, an A*/A student, wins at least one achievement award each year in a year with 230 kids, has not had a day of absence at school (all appointments are after school) and her teachers adore her. One day, we got a text saying she was being given detention for eating a sandwich outside during lunchtime (her friends had finished eating in the cafeteria, she just wanted to stay with them).
 
Much the same as other posters, junior school was ok, learnt the basics of spelling, adding up and taking away etc but secondary school was a complete waste of time, I was crafty/clever enough to keep out of trouble with the teachers and other kids but could not wait to get out of the place and spent most of the last term there going fishing with a couple of mates and none of the teachers either noticed or cared.
 
It still breaks my heart hearing about so many kids being bullied in school.

Poor kids afraid of their lives going into school everyday, Crying themselves to sleep at night all because some little cunts can't behave themselves.

I've two kids of my own and I'd hate to think what I'd do if they were being bullied.
 
SWPISHOME said:
It still breaks my heart hearing about so many kids being bullied in school.

Poor kids afraid of their lives going into school everyday, Crying themselves to sleep at night all because some little cunts can't behave themselves.

I've two kids of my own and I'd hate to think what I'd do if they were being bullied.
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Feral cunts should be thrown out of school and if they misbehave on the streets then it should borstal. The focus should be on keeping the non feral children safe.

But liberals will tell you that to even think like that makes you a ****.
 
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