[Harry!]

Parents whose children are in a Year 4 class at Humberstone Junior School in Leicester are given the opportunity to see how they behave behind the classroom door. Cameras capture the challenges faced by teachers on a daily basis and the effect on pupils of low-level disruption, which is estimated to cost schools three weeks of teaching time a year

Is anyone watching that? Sounds interesting!

[Harry!]

Its interesting.

[Ninastar]

little ****s

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Ninastar

little ****s

I concur.

[Lewis.]

Did my work experience in s primary school a year or so back and was the worst week of my life ever and has put me off of teaching for good

[Ninastar]

-is scured-

[GypsyGoth]

I blame the parents.

[Harry!]

Originally Posted by Lewis.

Did my work experience in s primary school a year or so back and was the worst week of my life ever and has put me off of teaching for good

Well I did mine less then a month ago and my week was alright, It didn;t put me off teaching and I would be a great teacher. I would be firm yet fair.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Harry!

Well I did mine less then a month ago and my week was alright, It didn;t put me off teaching and I would be a great teacher. I would be firm yet fair.

You'd give them detention for not listening to Madonna

[Ninastar]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I blame the parents.

me too

[Harry!]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

You'd give them detention for not listening to Madonna

Or a formal warning for saying Gaga is the Queen of Pop.

[Omah]

I've just watched it ..... reluctantly, because I hate snotty kids .....

..... and became totally absorbed .....

The "bad" kids weren't particularly "bad" but just weren't taking advantage of what seemed to be excellent school opportunities and depriving others of the same .....

Involving the parents was, obviously, the key, but as the head said, she would have to repeat the exercise for 4 kids from 4FF for the whole school once a year for comprehensive effect ..... sadly, that won't happen, but lessons have been learned by parents and teachers (and viewers, too) .....

Thanks to Maisie, Rio, Corey and James .....