@@eleanor3323 nah I would finish isolation because I would just have to do it later. Get it over and done with init.

brslayarr no one asked

@@mn-vu5de shut up wet wipe

Her mum insults her.

All the same now 😂

Couldn’t describe it better

You are probably right, but that’s not necessarily always the case. Some kids just wanna be disruptive, rebellious because they are going through the teenage stage. It doesn’t always have to automatically go to the reason of because she has problems at home.

And technically, she is still badly behaved.

Alice H yea true people who do it to piss people off is so annoying

Polar Opposite to an extent I agree

The school system isn't failing her, the social system is. School's job is to educate, not fix broken kids. When did we get like this? Teachers aren't social workers or psychiatrists

Her parents are breaking her

@@edisaacsson2722 b

Or.... her parents are failing her?

@@edisaacsson2722 They aren't but schools hold a duty of care and can intervene if they think something serious is going on. Its the school's job to be aware that children can be seriously affected by their lives at home

True

She is pretty , and l feel bad for her especially with her kind of situation.

Trillion percent

@@Nathan-F1 how does caring for someone make you a simp? you obviously don't know the definition of 'simp' smh

@@Nathan-F1 so? complimenting someone doesn't make you a simp lmao-

yea yea init

Where is that 🤨🤔

when was it?

I think when she was crying

maydayy 7:32

homeless avocado. That’s exactly what was thinking! He is such a kind man. 😁

He’s really nice I have met him in days when we went singing in that school in primary school but he can be snappy if you do something 😂😂but he’s great 🤣

Lol i was ab to say the same thing! Also i love your username lmao

literally every comment is talking about him?

Everyone is

SAME I DO THE SAME THING LMAOOO

That shows she doesn't have much respect for her mum. Which isn't a good thing.

@@norrisnuts6350 stfu the mum is the problem not her

@@norrisnuts6350 did you not just watch what her mum does

@@norrisnuts6350 her mum is the problem stfu

LITERALLY

I know bless her

FR

I can relate to her my dad left 2-3 years ago and I get bullied in school

Bc I was annoying

She’s probs not even a troublemaker she’s probs hurting and that’s her only way to cope

I've got split parents and I still behave really well.

Andriana Rosie, everyone’s different, plus there could be more that’s happened behind the curtains

NNGaming it’s not the point. Just because she may have problems going on, is not an excuse to justify her behaviour. She was rude and mouthy- therefore she needs correcting.

My parents are spilt after years of abuse from my dad he is finally gone (still comes back though) but I did act out touring those times feel sorry for her

I know bit tight init

Rumour has it, she still has that pic on her phone

When ?

Thomas Jenkins 7:15

@@louisehobbs1 thanks

Even if you ask your teacher she won’t be able to do much, it’s a pretty bad situation for you and the only thing you can do is wait. If you don’t like your father that much then try your best to stay away from him I guess.

@@iriswillowtree4690 Then call the police! If you don't want your father to hear, do it at school! The police can arrest him!

@@iriswillowtree4690 hey, please tlel them. its not your fault, im sorry

Students like Katie are the reason so many teachers quit teaching or think of quitting most weeks. Students who aren't like Katie are the reason they continue. Most teachers just want to show up, deliver their lessons and help a bunch of kids understand some difficult concepts and perform to their best. They're not interested in, did not sign up for and are not tooled up to deal with Katies. And the Katie you see here is largely a UK (if not greater European) problem. You never get kids behaving like that in Japan for example where there seems to be more ingrained respect for everyone else around you. It's a symptom of a broken system which nobody seems to even want to fix.

@@jenna_padro Sorry but your problems are not your teacher's problems. You need to engage with your Head of Year or the school counsellor. It's not that your teacher doesn't care its just that he literally doesn't have the time in his day for someone who needs the level of support you do. You're looking in the wrong place but you should find help from different people.

Omg it's kind of lines from midnight memories from one direction Btw Niall's line

@@anisahkhan9709 thank god I’m not the only one who thought of this

@Isla Gilmour 0:41

@@anisahkhan9709 SAME

That's my private story name loll

I personally think she already had confidence. 1) she agreed to be on the show 2) back- talking, speaking her opinions, sticking up for herself and showing her emotions 3) acting like the class clown and getting attention

@@kyrahampton7417 imo its as if she needs attention to accept herself so she does all of this being the class clown and causing trouble also she said she wasnt comfortable peforming in front of thr class

👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

TS Krazoxk I think she already has confidence and accepts herself because she seems very sure with herself and is stubborn and decisive. People who struggle with low self esteem are usually indecisive. She isn’t like that. She knows what she wants, is stubborn and comes across as more of a leader rather than a follower. She isn’t co dependent on others or needs others to reassure her, which is why I also think she already has confidence

Molly S yeah but this is a different kind of confidence, I think that you can tell she doesn’t actually believe in herself but she uses “confidence” as a cover to hide her insecurities and act like she is ok, she gives off a vibe of being so confident because she backchats, messes about in class etc but that doesn’t necessarily mean she IS confident, like another comment pointed out she messes about so she can get attention from her peers so she feels valued since she doesn’t get a lot of that at home

Sammmeee

Lol 😂

Same here lol

LOL

I hope you were better at maths than English grammar. 😆😆😆😆😆

10:40

There is considerable doubt.

i’m like katie rn and idk how to change it but i’m hoping to go far

Quite a lot of doubt unfortunately nobody is special

​@@katie-tw3ivare you her?

Yes it did

What time? I didn’t really watch the video, I just wanted to hear her sing.

This comment physically made me cringe. Hate it when people keep saying things like “that hit hard” or “I felt that.” For some reason in my opinion it gives off the “I’m 14 and this is deep” kinda vibe. lol

Yes she needs someone to actually listen to her

Izzy Xx just no. No.

Grace Dafter and her adolescent problems and being a brat

@@kyrahampton7417 no her parent had her on bad affects .

Hooded Bomber yes I know but I am also saying that it’s the teenage stage as well

@@kyrahampton7417 true

@@kyrahampton7417 yes combine those two factors and a trouble maker is what you get .

Haha, my music teacher is the worst 😂😫

Not mine's

my music teacher only teached about the history of music and all of that never played instruments or anything i play guitar and drums so i COULD have played in music class but he never let anyone

No not period its PERIODT

Had a teacher like this. My guitar teacher. The most inspirational, loving and most badass guitar player and role model to the kids in our school. He was honestly just such a great man and he taught me to have confidence in my playing which lead to me to soar and advance so far. He said i was one of few he thought were gonna be a proper player. I remember when he said that. The last talk we had was before quarantine, he was saying stuff about my confidence and we were gonna have one more lesson together but i didn't come to school on the last day. He caught coronavirus and with him having underlying health problems, he was one of the first few to pass away in my town. It still hasn't sunk in for me yet and i refuse to believe it. But that feeling comes in every now and then and awh man is it saddening. 🙁🙁

yo wag1 u got insta

Confidence will get you killed

@@mosanibrar9187 lol beg

Mosan Ibrar year 7 wannabe roadman energy

😂😂😂

Completely agree

YESSHHH

Ikr I wish all the teachers in my school were like him there all shoutie

@@Lelowinchester64 i know right literally

Yessssssssssss

Exactly for around 3 months😂

Precisely

Ha

Well maybe you shouldn’t of put it in such harsh words then maybe I would of liked it

3 months in lockdown

How was she trying to be better when she was clearly disrupting the class? Teachers only tell you off when you are doing something wrong, and she WAS. They aren’t having a go at her on purpose. They are just correcting her behaviour because it’s not fair on the rest of the class. The teachers are not telling her off for no reason. It was HER fault. That is why they are onto her. If she behaves, they would not need to say anything.

Molly S a lot of children tend to act out to try to gain attention that they don’t get at home. I’ve worked with troubled kids before and sometimes you have to notice that they are acting out for a reason. The best thing to do is help them find something they like, and let them work on that each day. It really does make a difference in their behavior

Chloe Harrison yes children do act out to get attention. That’s true, but that doesn’t mean they should get away with bad behaviour. I agree the best thing to do is help them find something they like, so they can put their focus onto something good. However when they are misbehaving, they still need to be corrected and told when they are wrong. Tell them when their behaviour is not acceptable, and then find ways to improve.

@@rebeccaeverett8957 no one ever talked about her behaviour being acceptable. but, 'chloe harrison' is right. there will always be a reason for kids acting up and as you can see in the video, she's scared, bless her

Kelly Gamesxo yes they do

hugh janas same I felt bad too!

They didnt laugh they singed along

Bro they sang along not laugh

It’s still really embarrassing when you’re in a situation like that

That’s what the other people in my class do when I sing

She deserved it tbh her attitude was so disrespectful and it wasn’t right for her to be rude to people who didn’t do anything wrong. I understand she might have problems going on, but it’s not an excuse to be rude to people, so I feel like karma came to get her. I mean, the camera men are the ones that decided to film it- and then decided to leave it in the programme. Sooo.. 🤷🏼‍♀️ but anyway, I hope she actually reflected on how she acted, because she was rude to people who were only doing their job.

Alice H how tf did she deserve it 😂 shut up

Shona ....too bad. Serve her right

Molly Delaney she was being a brat. haha

April Smith exactly. Serves her right

I'm pretty sure male teachers can't go around hugging 15 year old girls... They'll end up signing a register at the local Police Station every week...

Delano DeGenie lol that’s true

@@delanodegenie6970 He can get tf out of her face for starters...

Femdivine Mind he’s not tho

@@sae_decay Translation: leave her the hell alone

And especially the way she was acting about her mum, People in her situation just need a week off school and with someone which doesn’t cause then to have a breakdown

Me too😭😭😭

The Spires College Tribute FINALLY someone I agree with!!! I like you!!! 😁 I personally think that Parents and teachers have become more laid back with discipline nowadays, and that is probably why so many kids nowadays act so entitled, are sensitive and offended over everything nowadays. Kids and teens are so sheltered and wrapped up in cotton wool and nobody likes saying the harsh truth anymore!! Everyone has gotta sugarcoat things and be like “awww she needs love” etc. I mean yes...but she also needs discipline!! Kids need rules and discipline. So many people in the comments don’t realise this. (Although a lot of comments are from kids themselves anyway. lol).

The Spires College Tribute EXACTLY!! That was perfectly said!!! Not having boundaries really does cause confusion. She needs to learn when she is wrong. And yes giving her attention and love is only feeding into it! It’s only feeding into it and giving her what she wants, and the more you feed into something, the more they will do it again and again. This is why you should ignore them. I even saw this technique when watched supernanny on tv!! It’s called the naughty step/ naughty corner. The point of it is to remove them out the way and ignore them. By ignoring them, you are not giving into the attention they are trying to get. Kids and teenagers will test you. They test you on how far they can push. This is why it’s important to not give in and feed into it. People in these comments (mainly from kids) don’t realise and don’t understand because they have never worked with kids or studied about it. They are just going from their emotional response instead of thinking sensibly and rationally. I have been insulted and called all sorts of names in this comment section from kids who really do not understand. 😂 God..I am really not looking forward to this generation when they have kids...! From what I have noticed, a lot of people in this generation have become so soft and sensitive. 🙄 Discipline is an important tool right from an early age in order for them to grow and learn from things they have done wrong, and like you said...without it, it causes confusion which can manifest into anger and aggression. kids need to know when they have done something wrong.

ha haa i have some cuts on my arm mentally abusive farther anxiety and depresion and u know wht school say shes just acting up

@@andriel64 loving urself is easily said but harder to be done

@@iriswillowtree4690 doesn't mean we shouldn't try

the music teacher is really amazing tho

@@im.a.karen.lol.6167 agreed 😌

*important info that nobody is even acknowledging* people are saying that the girl in the video might have anxiety and that she is hurting, and has problems going on, but when they are filming the programme, the kids with bigger roles (such as Katie) they are assessed by a psychologist, and they advise the team whether they are suitable for the process, and whether they are robust enough and strong enough to handle stuff. So if she was REALLY struggling, they would not of filmed her. They also go round to their house, have to get permission from parents, also given forms and letters. If she wasn’t mentally fit enough, they wouldn’t have filmed her

It's not always obvious that it's the parents fault

@@bethanh5347 that's like saying anxiety is a rare disorder, since when couldn't you film a depressed person?

It’s also quite sad when you realise her mum is also one of her main problems and reasons she acts up like that

ya she seems super hurtin like wow i would give her a hug and talk to her and comfort her or some cuz she doesn’t seem fine like everytime she argues with a teacher i can feel her pain in her voice

A hug is NOT gonna fix anyone’s problems nor is saying ‘i lOve YoU’ gonna improve someone’s situation. If she’s going through something bad, she needs to take action herself by telling someone/doing something about it.

Girl: going through really hard time and failing classes This guy: HuG fIx PrObLeM yEs The entire school: omg it was right here all along..

@@RosemaryTurner2002 sometimes it reassures them that people care which can motivate them and kick them in the right direction to change.

J4ck You’re right but not everyone’s the same.

Emma Is My Name yeah same

I was just about to comment this but I checked to see if anyone else commented it iasbout to stop and comment but I just found this hah

Emma Is My Name my name is Emma to❤️I also wanna hug her❤️

exactly what i thought :( hurts me to see people like this and just want someone to be there for her that isn’t going to judge her

Nonce

Luke Scruby swear very one does it

such a mood

so many girls do it lmao

where?

@@benzobielsa6711 why tho?

*Periodt

Yes we do

PERIODT!

@@vilmaantanelyte3717 periodt is slang not an actualy word

@@idrcwytam periodt is slangggggggg

I thought exactly this!! Her voice is a little like my friend’s, absolutely beautiful but without the confidence to support it

@@littlelove13Exactly! Even listening to this a year ago, it still makes me teary. There is nothing nicer than listening to a sweet voice

thomas parker no dice, but you did 😂

lets be real, u didnt think your comment up

Nah I didn’t

No FYP

I was just going to comment this😂

They could see the lyrics on the smart board x

Elliels didnt even think of that lol

😹

I bet they’re year 7s 😂

😂😂😂

I had a similar situation,I suffer from fainting blackouts etc told my teacher I was about to pass out they didn’t believe me so I walked out. Ended up in isolation for 2 days.

Jasper Pearcey lol

I don’t like school though

Jasper Pearcey same lol

Stephen Micheal ur sad

Omg same

Ikr!! 😂 I suffer from a lot of mental health issues and they seriously think 5 minutes outside the classroom is the equivalent to wet paper towels or an ice pack

Melissa J schools are so bad with mental illnesses ! it's terrible-

olivia dorgan I know! Literally no one is trained on it and it’s so common in teenagers now a days

Hah

It stops kids from being distracted in class and gives them a chance to learn (if the door has no windows). But yeah it does nothing really for the kid who's sent out.

Tbh this whole generation isn’t listening to us and we all need to be heard

@@maisieanderson-smith3151 I agree we r treated as if we r irresponsible and dont have a voice but if they acc listened they would know wat we go thru adults dont know life is different to how theirs was

Typical British school

While other students are actually working and she’s just wasting everyone’s time. Permanently exclude her, move on, invest that time on the people worth investing it in.

Yes they can. They are adults who have taught for years and so they have "been through" the teenage years a number of times, including their own. Students need to help themselves if the help they are offered is going to be of any benefit. Life is about learning to fit in and adapting to a range of situations and that requires a whole range of skills. That is why the years at school are both long and important. It is not just "Me", teenagers need to learn about and appreciate the impact that their behaviour has on others. Each student is responsible for one person at school, themselves. Teachers have more levels of responsibility for more students for longer periods of time. That is why students must listen to what the experienced teachers say. This is not just an opinion, this is from my 33 years as a secondary school teacher with the last 30 of those in the same school. Trying to teach teenagers can be both the best and worst job in the World on the same day.

Ikr

To be quite honest, schools are limited in what they can do!! They aren’t there to constantly correct a student’s behaviour and constantly have to babysit them like little kids. Like cmon...they are in high school now. It’s not really a teacher’s responsibility to be constantly correcting behaviour and be a behavioural therapist. They are there to teach!!! Isolation may not be beneficial for the student, but it’s beneficial for the teachers and the rest of the class. It’s to remove the “problem” out of the room. Sorry but it’s the truth. If that student constantly wants to disrupt the class, sometimes the best thing to do is to remove them so everyone else has a chance to learn in the peace. Teachers are limited in what they can do, they are there to teach and to get kids an education, not to constantly get in disagreements, arguments and chaos with a student. It’s not fair on the rest of the class because of them. That is why schools use isolation. If a student carries on disrupting the class it’s best to remove them from mainstream school. Mainstream schools just don’t have the time

@@suepatterson2030 teachers are also there to help and support the kids inside and outside of school. And isolation is not always needed if the kid is going through stuff at home

@ᴇxᴄʟᴏᴏꜱɪᴠᴇ ᴍᴇᴅɪᴀ ➊ who a simp and nice name

@@suepatterson2030 i see your point however i feel as if they don’t try to help the student they are always watching out for them to do things wrong. In my school we did a test to see this and the kid who normally gets told off started talking and someone who doesn’t get told off started talking. The good kid got told to be quiet and the naughty kid went to isolation. I think people often can’t get it out of there head that they can change which is understandable but i think some people should be more understanding

I swear those teachers take the absoulute piss You draw something on a white board and you're DaMaGiNg ScHoOl PrOpErTy

The teacher wasn’t even THAT mad??? It was her that needed to calm down. Did we even just watch the same video? Like...?

JSI Studios her dad is someone I think she wants to speak to and the music teacher absolute madman

The teacher does not need to talk in a calm voice, in fact that can make the matter worse for in the long term. It’s proven. Learnt it in child care. Right from an early age, when a child misbehaves, you have to talk in a strict firm voice- that way they know they are in trouble. If you talk calm and keep everything sweet- they aren’t going to take you seriously, and therefore the discipline becomes misunderstood and misleading. This is something that carries on through teen years. It is something that carries on throughout the years of life. This is why we know our right from wrongs, and when someone is happy with us, or angry with us. Now bringing this back to this situation, the teacher in the video did not shout, yell or get angry. So don’t exaggerate. All he did was talk in a firm strict way, which was correct.

@@becca_rose_x Oooo calm the fuck down becca

she’s british

The voice! Here she comes!

@@itslivs5346 Nah BGT or X factor and they'll send her right to the semi's with a golden buzzer if she mentions her parents split up and she ain't doing well in school.

Janise Webb what?

Janise Webb so it’s just a compliment people compliment me on my Instagram all the time

Janise Webb that doesn’t make any sense whatsoever but ok. You told him ‘I’m surprised he would say that’ and he said “she’s actually really pretty” which is just a compliment. So I’m assuming he’s complimenting her and I’m wrong that you said your surprised they said that? Which you put in your comment above. See even I’m confusing myself because they way you replied to me doesn’t make sense

Janise Webb you replied to MY comment tho 🤣🤣

I agree, she has a beautiful voice too.

Ikr!!

Because she's probably a minor....

Literally thought the same, I just commented that xD

pim pardashian dude people can compliment someone without being creepy ya know

because this video is about an emotionally neglected kid, not her looks

I agree

Tallulah Wright rich coming from you

Her brows are nice

Esther Nzilamosi what do u mean

Yeah hers actually look decent

Tallulah Wright lol

IKR IF THEY DONT SAY THAT THEY SAY SOMETHING LIKE " go and get a wet paper towel ok" LIKE WTF U MEEAAAAN

like go to the nurse and they be like hmm yes i can see you have a migraine and you can’t and neither can your teacher like what

Literally tho i say i FORGOT something and teachers are like "do you have a note?"

Kids who are susceptible to migraines could have a note to say so. But I suspect the tinted glasses are to avoid eye contact. And also good for her doing class though a migraine, gets more attention.

The teachers and staff here in Texas don’t care. Until one day, a student who was complaining about a migraine, collapsed, and died, in World Geography. Long story, but her family who cared very much, filed wrongful death suit with ISD, and won, stating liable. It brought many changes, and terminations!

They said in the whole of year 10 not the whole school

So? She still needs to be corrected when she is misbehaving. Yes they should support and help her but she still needs to know when she is wrong.

@@aliceh2821 I agree.

Alice H naaahhhh. She could've be brought up like that and now it stuck in her ways.

Nim Ama its possible that she could of been brought up like that, however it is still something that can be changed.

@Alice H I understand where you’re coming from though :)

I've watched two videos from "Yearbook" now and in both, I found this music teacher fuking amazing.

@@jeppeeilse971 ok

This school has an amazing drama department but the science department seems awful because every class from every year group seems to mess about in science lessons.

I had teacher just like this in high school he the only teacher who made me feel comfortable in class

Yh

*important info that nobody is even acknowledging* people are saying that the girl in the video might have anxiety and that she is hurting, and has problems going on, but when they are filming the programme, the kids with bigger roles (such as Katie) they are assessed by a psychologist, and they advise the team whether they are suitable for the process, and whether they are robust enough and strong enough to handle stuff. So if she was REALLY struggling, they would not of filmed her. They also go round to their house, have to get permission from parents, also given forms and letters.

Yeah

Why does everyone blame misbehaving kids on other things have you ever considered she could just be a bad kid

@@driedspaghetti2555 because they misbehave for a reason headass

@@LunaDarkFall not always, some kids genuinely just don't like learning/don't think it's important and decide to mess around and misbehave. im not saying this girl doesn't have reasons I'm just saying some kids just misbehave because they cba to learn

Use your head. They probably HAVE had a sit down chat with her and asked her if there is anything going on or what makes her behave that way. They aren’t gonna show a serious private type of talk on camera.

yo hi yeah.. they probably have. What’s your issue?

Becca Rose based on my own experience, they probably didn't ask her

the music teacher though omggg they have a brain

@@0hstyx this is a different school. And this school really helps students going through stuff.

Not allowed to wear them at our school 😔

Only if they are uk kids tho 😂

Freya Truyol pahaha

Or your just a guy not a girl

I’m not in the uk

arxiellamae calm down love

@@rebeccaeverett8957 wtf they shouldn't need to calm down when they're the one in the right?

Sahar technically they weren’t in the right, it was an opinion and opinions are neither right or wrong. They should of let them have their opinion without telling them to shut up. The person who put “pathetic” might not have even been talking about the girl in the video. They might of said it towards the original commenter. (If that makes sense.).

She’s just a nasty person

@@rebeccaeverett8957 WTF Sahar was defending you smh

According to the world population studies, approximately 108 billion people have lived on this planet. Assuming that the average lifespan of all these people was 25, there has been around 2.7 trillion years of life, if we multiply this by the amount of days in a year (365) there is a total of 985,500,000,000,000 days of life (985.5 trillion days). Not once in any of those days did anybody ask.

Yeah, Katy didn't really seem to be benefitting from the isolation room at all. I'm sure some students would because they would appreciate a bit of personal space to calm down, but if it doesn't work for a student, a new strategy would be good to try. Honestly the setup looks like it would be really conducive for personal study instead. But regarding the "support rather than punishment" comment, I kind of disagree. They need support AND consequences. You can't have a student being disruptive in the class all the time because then other students are not getting the support they need. At the same time it's really important to understand the home life of a student and what that student may be facing. I think all children need teachers to be lenient sometimes, but even students with a difficult homelife are sometimes playing up not because of that, but because they are children.

100% agree

Shinae Taylor sadly you aren’t aware how depleted our schools are. We don’t have enough teachers because people like you expects teachers to do everything when it’s not possible. Teachers don’t only teach they have a ton of other paper work that they need to do, many work 7am-7pm 5 days a week without extra pay. Kids these days don’t have the respect for teachers like it once was. Isolation has its drawbacks and positive. Kids need to realise that the teachers are top of the hierarchy, isolation is a punishment for not following the rules. I’m sorry to say but the 5% who don’t want to learn are not more important Than the 95% that do. If putting the 5% in isolation helps the 95%, than that’s what they should do.

musa ahmed However, as a school it is their job to have the support from staff, such as mentors, in order to help these children become better people, which is one of the leading goals in a school. I do agree there must be consequences in place, so they are told that their actions will indeed negatively affect them. Yet, there must be ways put in place that can help those children who really need that assistance. It isn’t always 5% to 95%, if we’re talking about schools which have children from areas that are poorer and are more commonly experiencing issues in their lives like their parents divorce, relationship issues, bullying and self esteem, where are they supposed to have those children go? Some don’t have the access, nor would they trust outside sources to seek this help because they might not be comfortable, but a lot of children could benefit greatly from even just compassion within a school system. I’m not saying they need to dedicate all their time towards these causes. They do indeed have hectic schedules like you have mentioned, but that is not an excuse for them not to treat these children like people, and respect and care for their surroundings and circumstances. Your role as a teacher does include enforcing rules and teaching these kids respect, but at the same time if you don’t enforce it with a better atmosphere it can cause worse than the good intended. Discussing about the ‘top of the hierarchy’, this can also be a factor to children rebelling. I’ve moved schools a few months ago, and they have rules in place in order for teachers to treat students with respect and like equals. This doesn’t mean all rules for order, such as detentions or isolations are completely eradicated, but rather the teachers are much more understanding and try to understand you and your situation rather than sending you there immediately. It’s such a better atmosphere here, and you can feel the students and teachers connect much better as they are able to have this trust between one another. It helps for children like Katy who are going through issues, to find the help that they need if they are struggling at home and need understanding.

TacticalStoner she was being rude, he was only correcting her bad behaviour

He was abit of a nonce if i’m honest, spying on her whilst singing looking at her all the time HAVIN HER NUMBER, hed make me uncomfortable

Chanelle I thought that as well🤣🤣

@@soundoffright8520 That proves how much he does care, nothing more.

He put in a lot more effort changing her classes multiple times and working to her favourites. There’s a lot of schools that don’t do anything remotely close to that.

Gabbii it’s a shame more teachers aren’t like this, and it’s also upsetting when they choose the wrong kids to believe in. I’ve seen many teachers believe in the same few kids year in, year out , but they haven’t progressed at all & It’s always the loud kids who don’t behave. I think teachers also need to recognise the potential in people who don’t necessarily shout out for ‘help’.

@@DanceMomsMad yess. It's very easy to fall under the radar, and seeing the attention people can get for being more 'naughty' almost makes you want to act out just because you can see it works😞

For me it’s different, teachers always pay attention to the popular kids and I always get picked on, whenever I try to stand up for myself I end up getting in trouble. I hate teachers like that. They don’t deserve their jobs and they don’t deserve to work with students

It’s a difficult issue for sure. As a TA, I often see students like her who disrupt classes to the point where teachers have no choice but to remove them. We know that they prob have personal issues but I doubt the other 29 other students don’t have issues of their own. We can’t be babysitters all day and take care of 1 student when there are others. Perhaps the government needs to start investing in psychiatric care and more safeguarding teachers. Teachers have enough on their plate

M Mohamud exactly!! It’s not fair for the rest of the class, just because of one person

It's Wales . School gang doesn't exist . Mainly nerds on a computer .

Hooded Bomber , I’m welsh aswell and live in north wales. There’s this one kid who’s exactly like the girl in the video, if not worse 😂

Honestly in my school I’ve never seen a bigger group of chavs in my life

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I had to do it for a week and a half when I got kicked out

We have to do it 24/7

Yeh same you don’t even get lunch or break

This episode is 5 years old

Bruh we got to do it for 2 days and when the school day is over we stay for an 1 hour