I would not survive a British school. Like the video 👍🏾💛

Shouting is so common in uk schools that kids even giggle, when getting shouted at or if one of their friends are getting shouted at. It’s quite entertaining

When you thought the teacher shouting was rude... it’s very common over here 😂

typically people sit with friends if there’s no seating plan, they’re not being segregated💀

classes aren’t segregated, england just has a VERY diverse population.

Those subtitles are NOT gonna help you. 🤣

"Some people don't have alot of clothes homie" Thats why uniforms are important

So no teachers in America ever yell at the kids? Some how I can’t believe that.

The classes are not segregated btw. It might look like it in that one classroom but it’s not.

"You will be getting a letter from my Dad!" The letter's going in the bin mate lol

Head Teacher: I want bums on seats Subtitles: I want bombs onstage 😳😳

Teachers yell at you on a daily basis it's nothing unusual 😂

Do you really not get shouted at in the USA by teachers? I thought it was normal

There’s nothing like a British teacher snapping and shouting at the top of their lungs with veins in their head 🤣

Haha kids in my school used to purposefully annoy the teachers to see how loud they could make them shout. Don’t underestimate how shitty kids can be

I’m not sure in the USA, but in the U.K., most of us see us all as the same. We’re all the same, British or whatever, human etc. Your reaction to that was odd, which makes me think you were brought up in a place where you were viewed as ‘different’, or maybe it just has a different meaning over there.

When kids are at school in the UK they're under what's called 'in Loco Parentis' which is ingrained in English Common Law. What it means is that when pupils are at school, teachers have some of the responsibilities of a parent and that they can discipline the children and allows them to act in the best interest of a child as they see fit, as long as they're not violating one of the students' human rights. So when you say 'you're not my Dad' lol, from 09:00 until 15:00 they are yo' Dad 🤣

I try not to shout at my students, but sometimes if you didn't, you'd just batter them 😂🤣

The "letter from my Dad" bit made me laugh...here it would be thanking the teacher for disciplining their child HAHA.

British High Schools have a very authoritarian structure, designed to teach responsibility and general submission to authority. Everyone was terrified of the headmaster and deputy head. If I got disciplined in school, it was reinforced at home, most parents supported the teachers.

Educating Yorkshire is the most accurate filming of a northern secondary school I'm so glad you've seen it💀💀

In the early 90’s, we’d have the chalk duster thrown at us by the teacher 😂😂😂, that’s the UK!!

It's not segregated, there are just a lot of different ethnicities in this area of Yorkshire, especially from India and Pakistan. Parents can send their kids to a choice of school within the area they live in, if there are spaces available. Also, this school is so nice compared to the one I went to, honestly I'm still traumatized by my experience of High School in England, (I got badly bullied for being Irish).

This is so accurate of what it’s like to go to a school in the UK

Do americans teachers not shout at their students ? I thought it was a normal thing

I though this sort of stuff was normal everywhere, not just in British schools lmao 😭

I'm amazed she sides over the bratty, disruptive students over the teachers trying their best to help.

10:43 tbh this mindset is why theres alot of toxic people in the world cause they think when they do something bad and awful they'll look cool and people will cheer them on

Shouting is very common over here. You get shouted at on a regular basis even if you do the smallest thing wrong.

Being shouted at by teachers is so common in the UK and it’s funny when one of your mates is getting shouted at 😂 generally keeps kids in some type of order though. kids don’t always have authority figures at home, school is to learn education and life skills 🤓 also we have uniforms in the UK we don’t wear our own clothes to school. Lots of perks to that including reduction in bullying. (No one gets made fun of for their clothes or labels etc.. they all wear the same)

If you go home and tell your dad your teacher yelled at you wouldnt he ask 'why was the teacher shouting at you?'? Dont defend regardless, you may be greenlighting bad behavior.

Lol teachers don’t shout at you?? Looool. Yh and me and best friends bully each other on a regular basis 🤣

Can’t remember which episode in that season focuses on the exams, it shows that deputy principal in the grey suit making himself physically ill trying to do the best for his students.

Yet in the UK when was the last time you heard of school massacre. Our schools have discipline this is where in real life you learn consequences in real life a respect for our police and elders and other authority figures and how to deal with situations of conflict and mutual respect for those who we have differences with. Tattle taling is an Americanism and again by going to a person of authority settles the problem in school and NOT on the street again something that needs to be learned.

In the school I went to the teachers HAD to shout at some students to behave because they'd already been given 5 warnings or more and it was the only way to get through to them.

I’m from the north and it sounds normal to me haha Also in England, there are about 15 school within one area and you can pick and chose which one you want to go to depending on what will help you in the long run xx

Seems you've a problem with authority, as a child you know your place, you're there to learn. I can see why the US has a problem with violence in young adults. Get shouted at and all you bang on about is rights 🤦‍♂️

I don’t understand your issue with a teacher shouting at a kid

"You cant yell at me" 😂😂 oh yes they bloody well can

This is mild compared to my British school experience sure the other Brits will agree 🤣🤣

Lol he’s saying there all the same in the way no one deserves to get any type of attack cause of these differences cause they are all the same they all human.

It's very common for teachers to be loud. If you had teachers speaking softy the kids wont get the picture. So you have to be firm. A manager is not family but they can be firm or shout. Each school has policies, some more than others.

1:57 - It's called sarcasm. The teacher was mocking Jane who was probably playing up.

The word “mate” originates in France. A French sailor is called a “Matelot”. At some point in time, British Soldiers called British Sailots “Matlows” . This then got shortened to “mate” in ordinary use.

Your reaction to this says so much more than I expected. 😔

YORK - SHEER 🤣 you should also do education greater Manchester

In U.K. schools, you’d get yelled at for breathing. In my Secondary school, two girls got yelled at for laughing and they were told “don’t laugh, it’s school” then seconds later the teacher was laughing 🙄💀

I went to a rough school, the teachers would literally shout their heads off at us assembly every week and I'd cry every time, they didn't even care. Most of them were lovely, but just very very passionate

It’s called discipline children are expected to do as they are told and to respect their teachers who are in authority lack of discipline is not tolerated at all being soft on the children doesn’t work

teachers yelling at students isn't rude its their jobs

7:30 no they're not segregated- it's the lunchroom and presumably they are all sitting together by choice.

Teachers shouting is normal 🤷‍♂️

For those who don't know, the boy Kamrrem who was involved in the racial incident ended up going to prison when he was 18 for being involved in a murder.

The ages that the show focuses on tend to be the most difficult for teachers to deal with. Kids still have the impulse to act up and misbehave whilst also beginning to explore more adult issues like relationships and alcohol/smoking/drugs etc for the first time. Then you have the toxic result of children behaving like they think adults behave (doing whatever they want without discipline) whilst knowing almost nothing about the real world consequences. Teachers are (mostly) an amazing group of people.

I don't have kids but I know that when applying to local schools you can put down top 3 schools you want your child to go to and then the local council has the final decision.

is isolation not a punishment in american schools? it’s pretty common here, although you usually have to do something pretty bad to get it so most students don’t ever have it

I am from Yorkshire and yes this show is pretty accurate given its an actual school. keep in mind though that thornhill seemed to be a school that kinda has issues and there are other schools (like the one I go to) that have way less issues and are generally just pretty normal lol.

this sort of stuff only really happens to really badly behaved students tho...

“Mountain Dew for breakfast, red bull for dinner” lmaoo you need to watch the second half of the video too

You don’t get extra points on assignments the same way your system works, you get the grade for the essay or you don’t, our teachers don’t mark our assessed work it’s done by a separate organisation so a teacher can’t be nice and bump you up a grade. You pass on the merit of your work or you don’t And yes, shouting is completely normal, often deserved though in hindsight, depends on the school and teachers. It’s not like they only shout or shout all the time but sometimes it’s necessary as a last resort. The shouting you saw in the video was a clip with no context, we don’t know any of the reasons around what happened so probably best not to make assumptions in those cases

I really enjoyed this reaction. I hope you do more of this series as there are some really emotional episodes and show the best of the system as well as the worst.

this is definitely not what all schools are like. we don’t have people stamping on others head at mine (smoking, drugs and alcohol, yes)

i watched this whole series. it was brilliant. one teacher became very ill, but he was preparing kids for exams, so he kept on teaching. it nearly cost him his life. one boy stammered so much, he couldn't talk. a teacher found a way to help him. he got him to listen to music, on head phones, while talking. it worked. after a while, he made a speech, to the whole school. teachers and students were in tears. you think this school is tough? it's easy street, compared to when i was in school, when teachers would beat you with a stick, for trivial misdemeanors. oh, and there's no segregation here, but we have a lot of immigrants in the poorer areas. this school is in a poor area

The school year starts in September, the year is split into four terms which I think is the equivalent the American Semester or Quarter.

loved this reaction, also the text saying 'headteacher' was a hindi and urdu translation, it wasn't arabic.

I don’t know how many of these you plan to do but you have to react to Musharaf overcoming his stammer

My mum still laments the lack of discipline in modern schools. I suppose it's true. She was 'educated' by nuns, who were pretty savage. By the time my brother started comprehensive in 1974 the worst thing was avoiding having blackboard eraser thrown at your head. Mind you, first day there he had his head stuck down the toilet...

I don't think you quite get it when he said "we're all the same" by this he means, no one should be discriminated against for who they are and religion / race isn't important

waaaay back in school some friends and I stole bread crates from the canteen and rode them down the stairwells. got caught by a teacher, and instead of getting sent to our head of years office, got sent somewhere worse. My mams office (she worked in the school). each of us had a flip flop across the cheek 😂😂

I was bullied at school for 3 years (age 13-16) and I took the attitude towards it that I'm not going to give any of them the satisfaction of breaking me. And to me them "breaking me" was me reacting to them so I internalised it. They didn't break me and I'm proud of that, I know that doesn't work for everyone but I'm a stubborn bugger and strong willed and it's stood me in good stead as an adult.

the classes aint segregated, its probably either a foreign class or in Yorkshire they different lol but where i went to it wasn't like that and i went to a mostly coloured school

You really rock that pink shirt with green trim!

20:07 the point is that everybody is equal/equality in the school which is why he said that the religions don't apply

I'm not an overly emotional person but there's an Asian kid in this that has a severe stammer, I cried like a baby when he overcame it. Favour I think you should talk a bit about your experiences growing up, I think it would really help people understand what it's like to be in the minority

We Brits understand most things aren’t the end of the world. One of my friends mum left him when he was young and a teacher in when we where in year 9 (8th grade I think) said she’d call his mum and we just laughed at her.

We start in September, this means the start of the spring term so when this was filmed in the January that school year was well underway and they had just come back after the 2 weeks Christmas holidays xx

Been watching some of your videos, being British, watching Americans opinions of the British, I don't know I just get all proud of my country. And I'm also proud that Americans are our brothers and sisters. Abara you are very beautiful 🇬🇧♥️🇺🇲

"some people dont have clothes, homie" 🤭🤭 thats why there's a uniform. ❤

Camrun got a 27 month suspended sentence for being involved in someone’s death and his brother I think got about 10 years in prison.

I will say that this school is definitely at the extreme end of the spectrum in terms of behavior. In my school there were defiantly elements of what goes on in this school. But not as bad and my teachers would never shout at the students like that

Hitting us with that content recently, I see youuuuuu

ah yes the yorkshire chavs with de eyebrows that look like french fries

British classrooms are not segregated, but we have huge huge programs for helping foreign children learn English :)

Loveeed this! Definitely do more! 😍

I spent 35 years working in Inner-city British schools. This one is nothing exceptional. When I started it was legal fior children to be physically punished. There were older teachers when I started who were known fior punching parents who complained about them hitting their children. It was brutal.. It was often fun, too.

I once had a teacher get so mad he threw a handful of pencils across the room. 😂😂 He resigned but it is still legendary.!

16:27 in a British school there is little to no backlash from telling someone, I know from expirience that if you don't tell a teacher straight away what's happened the teachers will back the person in the wrong, its the teacher you have to look out for not the students

Yeah Secondary school is basically like prison LMAOOOO it's survival of the fittest. This shownos very accurate to my time

Shouting is normal. God knows some kids need to be shouted at. A boy in my class use to get shouted at almost everyday by our tutor who use to be a sergeant or something in the forces he was so loud the whole building could hear him.

Yesss so happy you’re finally reacting to this 🙏🏻

They arent segregating they are eating lunch together 😆 " English teachers are weird". I feel personally attacked 😆🤣 Also I beleive the written language at the beginning was not Arabic I beleive it was the written language used in Pakistan. High population of people with Pakistani heritage up North in some areas.

I think kids still got bullied for being poor even though we all wore identical uniforms! 😂

Over here you still are limited with state schools because you have to fall in the catchment area - but if you get good enough grades then you might get into slightly better ones or be able to choose one that has more facilities

In response to when you said ‘some people don’t have a lot of clothes’- UK schools have uniform and there are uniform grants for people on a low income to help them to afford it. Pastoral staff (head of Y7, 8, 9 etc.) normally have spare uniform too (all brand new) for kids who are desperate ☺️

this needs to be a series

Hold on let me see if they got subtitles 😂 I'm deceased

in a British school, teachers always shout at students. one time I was in a lesson and I heard a teacher shouting from a different room. I was also put in isolation and expelled for a few days for something I never did but the teachers thought I was lying when I told them I didn't do it

The fact you don't get yelled at by Teachers in the US, perhaps tells us what's wrong with your education system. I was at school in the 1970s, believe me, teachers today are saints in comparison to some of the people who taught back then.

I’m in high school now and this is exactly what it’s like 😭

7:12 they aren't segregated , their is just a huge Asian community up north and that is just their friendship group