Joshua🍃 vinny right not the teacher?

@@linden5713 6 years*

Praz Yeah your disgusting, move you irrelevant guy 😭 desperate be like

Praz Yeah ok incel

@Praz Yeah what the fuck is your actual problem

She still works at the school

GE Gilkes wow! She deserves it though.

GE Gilkes when was this filmed?

Kobobble Playz I’m not sure but definitely over 5years ago because my brother goes to passmore and they have moved building so I think I heard 2010,2011 I’m guessing I’m not sure. Passmores academy is what’s the school is called they don’t use this building now so yh. Hope this helps sorry

lol my tutor is mr Conway aha lol different gender

Oh oh oh oh

Rangian

He really is 💓

I cried three times because of how just sweet he is x

Sarah Anderson I wish people cared about in hs like Ryan. :(

Agreed

Dylan Rees-Coshan passmores academy now specialize in supporting autistic students but support them in way they get the support they need and still go to lesson like normal

@@astonishingpatch That's a fairly blanket statement of aspergers, there's a reason it's called a spectrum. Aspergers is also an uncommon diagnosis in the past few years, they're moving away from it due to the fact it did become a blanket label. There are many people that would be considered as having aspergers that are very high functioning and completely able to function in mainstream school and that is always the aim but not always the case. I've had students in my severe and complex school with aspergers due to bad behavior or inappropriate social interactions. I am not saying they're bad kids at all, it's just the nature of autism and as a special ed. school we could work to find a balance of what would benefit both them and other students whereas in mainstream they do have to conform to a more "normal" standard simply due to the large number of students that need to co-exist and there. Because they are commonly termed "special schools" they get the stereotype of only the weird kids attend but that's not true at all, it's just a school that is more equipped to give extra support to those that need it whether that's smaller class sizes for more one-to-one time or just being quieter, or special equipment for communication or physical needs, etc.

@@astonishingpatch I wouldn’t say aspergers is mild at all. There is no mild or severe anymore because I have ASD and it is so so difficult get have a brain that can’t even handle the world you’re born in it’s so hard to cope but no one sees that

@@astonishingpatch And it’s not Aspergers anymore it’s autism spectrum disorder everyone is different there’s no severity. Which is probably why they changed it as Aspergers is treat like oh it’s okay it’s just communication issues, it’s not at all.

yes i think it is becuase she has been there and done that they say wisdom is born from experience so

The poor woman must have been sick when vinnie was sentenced to 6 years prison

@@firefly5874 yeh and mr Goddard he said in one episode that most people who end up in prison and detention centres have been kicked out of school or not achieved good grades and he was determined that vinnie wasn’t going to end up like that

@@firefly5874 what did he go to jail for?

@@rudatheboy dealing drugs

He's in prison now for helping lead a drug laund!!

Agreed 😢 I wish he had gotten more support at home ❤

? How do you know??

Where did he go wrong i mean he is currently in jail for drugs i mean if he sorted out his behaviour in school he wouldn't be where he is right now so sad

That's great news

@@matthewhughes3749 what do you search up x

@@matthewhughes3749 he was a child when he made those decisions that he can't take back, he didn't have anyone guiding him at home or positive in his peer situations, he is a product of his environment unfortunately, he was dealt a shit card. People do worse and blame it on their parents divorcing imagine your parents effectively divorcing you at such an important stage of your life. I don't have to I was taken into care at 14 and it fucks you up big time I'm still recovering at 26.

How do you know ??

@@joeyharwood1086 theres articles on it

Some of his teachers are dead

@@red1.1.1 damn which of them

@@joeyharwood1086 yeah he's in prison till 2025

@Random Songs In Locrian all cuz of his parents

@Random Songs In Locrian Anyone can turn things around if they have the right attitude.

@@chloex1741 can't blame parents on everything

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 his parents had a lot to do with it the divorce was messy and after it the father was basically out of the picture and when we don’t have the full story of what led to the fight we can’t assume that it was all his fault without knowing

Yep its sad ennit he ent got no parole either

That’s soo sad I literally looked it up

And go school go englsk the in på h eschollm😊

In the hih school😊

Tja like maya Maja englsih pograme😊

Yeah I was in a British school got kicked out the same year that I was put into foster care at age 13/14. Vinni's outcome sucks.

@@loulou1356 damn yes as if there couldn’t be anything else that messes your life up. This shit hurts, I feel you

@@antonneubauer9344 you've got this💛

He’s in prison now for 6 years for drug dealing charges

Bob Terrance How do u know

bri search it up mate

Bob Terrance okay you can stop mentioning it now. It’s old fucking news

@@Draftspike y so pissed llf

Morgan Beynon 😂😂😂

Reminds me of that gag from 'Porridge': "Slade prison has a terrible academic record." "Oh I dunno. A bloke got his Spanish O-level last year. What was his name....Gomez".

It might have been his highest GCSE and she was happy he got at least one A

Agreed. Vinnie was failed on so many levels and it makes me worry about how much the care system is failing children. He has to take some personal responsibility for his actions but he’s also a kid that just needed some love. Miss Conway was a real one.

He hit his brother. He was out of control. He has no respect for authority. His current situation are the consequences of his actions.

@@kirstywho1991i get hit by my older brother on a daily basis so what? authority? no child on this planet respects authority. the whole reason why the teachers have to fear monger the students into doing as they say is because they don't respect authority and that is what we need in this society. if everybody respected authority and supremacy (which is arguablyreferring

His mom had more than she could take.

@@kirstywho1991 never have kids

I saw :) really sorry to hear how difficult your time was.

I have a learning disability and no gave a toss about me

You didn’t get a personal xi jingping to help you?

I had the same experience as a person with autism. No support at all! Ended up skipping a lesson one day cause things got too much and messaging my dad for support, and when dad rang school to ask for support the school slammed me for using my phone in school and was threatened to not be allowed my phone in school anymore. No support whatsoever! Constantly stressed and worked up 😒

Im so sorry you all had horrible experiences, my 14 year old son has autism n was in mainstream primary n they massively failed him so he attends SEN secondary school, it not perfect but he working on his social n life skills xxxxxxxxxx

I have been thinking he looks like Liam with a shaved head for ages :))))

How about now that he’s in prison for 4 years

@@joshuam20 IK🤐

@@hasos5577 it was actually for 6 years, but now jes got like 4 and a half left

I know! At my school it's 84%

way below UK average which is 70%

In some of my classes it’s even like ninety something percent and dramas 100%

Anna Langston It’s a school in Essex so it’s more than likely gonna be awful

@@ESTARisLOL this is 10 years ago

Daisy Ackroyd init 🤣

Daisy Ackroyd my prom dress was from a charity shop

Xany I know you from somewhere

Tbf it was in 2010. My prom in 2010 was exactly the same 😂

Essex geezers are chavs

@SEG-ALÓVANIA 4 years and a half not 6

@SEG-ALÓVANIA he was sentenced in 2019 bro so he's done that year now he's done 2020 and he's got 2021 to finish rhats 3 he's got another 4 left including the months so it's 4

@SEG-ALÓVANIA hes still got four months and half a year to do so four and a half

@SEG-ALÓVANIA he still got loads left nevertheless he ain't getting parole either

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@@maelinhayes973 yes

where did he end up???

H.arry.b YT selling drugs and now he’s in jail for 6 years😭

He was employed by others

Asperger's is a form of ASD. They aren't separate diagnoses.

Equivioent to "as someone with lymphoma and cancer"....

I can relate ❤

@@WatchHeadsRoll Aspergers and ASD used to be separate diagnoses.

I agree. Some of the teachers wanted them to make a few episodes on good students but the producers said that it would be boring and no one would watch it.

Needs to be a bit of drama and show the struggles of day to day life in school. Are they meant to make a documentary series that reflects students going in, doing their work and going home

@@Ldoggmillionaire yeah lmao

The school did mention something like the majority of the students do not have behavioral problems, but in reality those with the behavioral problems are the ones who take away from learning. In real life those individuals on the other side of the law are the ones to worry about. Never have I seen so much violence and I say where has society gone wrong. Crime is out of control in the UK. The few bad apples spoil the bunch.

Then people wouldn’t watch it bc it’s normal and not interesting

true

They’re the rules though, if they don’t punish one student for not following the rules then it would be unfair to punish anyone else

That's the UK they think hair cuts ruin people's learning

@@MrBozoben that’s true but for vinnies situation and knowing that he wouldn’t last till prom the best thing for him would have been to encourage him

i was one as well, skipped school constantly, walked out, completely gave up trying because of home issues and none of my teachers cared about me at all, even when they knew about my home abuse. i'm just starting college finally at 26! Majoring in education and child psychology and will be there for kids like this.

@@felixfaeaudain amazing, that's so nice to hear, are you in the UK?

@@snortymcsnortface yep UK peoppe

@@GrifterTheBoyIdiot that's great man, good luck with that! I'll check for an update in a year ;)

@@snortymcsnortface same and I'll try an update you in a year to!😅

USA schools are like that too.

All schools are like this. Not just UK schools. But you are true, having to listen to all your parents can sometimes manipulate you to be a bad person

Joshua🍃 I mean that is self employed 😂

i mean it’s self employed and well payed it’s just slightly illegal 🤷‍♀️✨

@@spongebobsquarepants609 "slightly" eh, he was selling Class A and in jail for 6 years lol, that's most of his twenties down the shitter.

hauha why feel sorry for him? His own fault tbh

@hauha well at least he can reflect on life and also wardens and stuff in Jail wont put up with any nonsense from prisoners anyway i thought staff in school were tough on him he hasn't seen anything yet

You don’t know what has happened he might know something vinnie did

Exactly outrageous thing the head said! copletely inapropriate of him.

Yan Morris tbf to her she is like a full time insta model

@@Cardiebee123 True

@@yanmorris8953 She's ultra fit and just the type of bird I like. I know Intsgram isn't real life but there's no smoke without fire.

A BC what’s her instagram?

She’s an absolute twat, you see it in an earlier episode

What should they do then? Say ah fuck it...

georgina cat aye school would have been fucken brilliant then 😂😂😂

They are pretty huge though. The whole purpose of school is to get people qualifications, so what’s wrong with that being the school’s priority?

Providing students an education is, literally, the job of schools.

The other stuff in your life isn't for the school to sort out. You have your life outside of school and you go to school to get an education

Why?

Me

Rah he is a drug dealer

Katie Thornton how do you know

@@eshefa there's an article on it he got 6 years for class a drugs

Does he???

I like vinni because he's serving 6 years for drug offences very cool

He's 25 now will be 29 when out of prison

So school paid off for him after all. He made such a success in life that he even has cooks and servants bringing him his dinner every day.

I don't feel bad for Vinny. Drug's is the downfall of society. He had so many chances, opportunities and his choice was the other side of the law. Once you leave school and turn 18 you are no longer a youth and face dire consequences. When Vinny is released he will have it very hard, it is hard enough without a record. The mates he thought he had will not be there. Think about it for a second, he is in prison six years, now he is released to what? Possibly no home, no family, no job... To those who are reading this and are on the wrong path let that sink in.

He's a criminal and he wasted so many teachers energy and time.

he’s obviously a favourite, he was in so many episodes man

He’s the best one in the series

He’s in like every episode I swear 😂

​​​@@killingeveedits8228 not in episode 2. It only focused on a Year 10 called Gabriella Burton who got attacked by her mean bullies who trolled her online and a Y11 boy who messes around.

As a retired teacher, I can tell you it doesn't feel good and there's a lot of self recrimination.

Agreed! School could take him. Mom should've had a no exclusion policy too. Keep working, do therapy, cry every night if need be, but keep at it. Get help and struggle through. That boy needed a family.

Another comment about mum....... Weres dad???

Always blame mum what about dad what would you do if your son was beating his younger sibling and destroying your home make it sound so eas😢

@@charlottemayer9464 He never did that don't make malicious accaisations! He hit her younger sister because she hit him. His mother neglected him. She can't force him to leave he should've stayed.

lulu sirl It’s my last year of Year 11, and I’m thinking on writing a speech.

@@dhtelevisionI wouldn't😂😂😂😂

No they made them go back after they left🤔

cats wut?

@@georginacat7667 it’s still leavers day because it’s their last day of lessons

Marni is that all you’re concerned about from this episode 😭😂

@@kindalikery2571 I literally didn't care tbh.

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He's now in jail. He'll be released next year.

@@Great_WesternTVFan no hes in until 2025, he got 6 years in 2019

@@JosephP8 No, Heard news that he'll be released soon! most prisoners don't do their full sentences.

Visit him in jail

Deen Lal schools use them as a paper bin.

School cuts

They are usually for confidential waste which is picked up taken away and shredded

Cambs TV my nephew also has autism and I promise you you will be fine! I bet everyone will love you. Best of luck for the future

keep working hard

Good luck to you

Because life in the north is very different to life down south

@@emilygaskell424 you don't think it has anything to do with the time gap between the series or the difference in the way the documentaries were made/ edited?

Greater Manchester had better context than Essex.

@@Great_WesternTVFan explain how?

They wasted so much time on him when there was kids who actually wanted to do well with no attention

how did you find out

Redxchur search up Vinni hunter

@@eshefa google? I just searched vinni from educating essex

@@katiethornton7488 He had potential, he was in top set for all his classes for 3 years so it's not like he didn't have the ability to do well.

Not anymore, you can leave school after 18, or until you have a college education.

@@afunnyman thank you, that's good to know.

at 16 you can leave school and go to college and then uni. you could also do an apprenticeship (like carpenters nail salons etc)

Some schools have sixth forms, where you do your A levels in Yr13

You dont you idiot. You finish high school at 16 but go to college until 18 then uni at 19-22

inooooo