Whats the most trouble you have got into at school?

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Reply 340

iamyourspiritfrombeyondth

Original post by Foghorn Leghorn

Seems like they let you off lightly!!!!!

They would have had to expell quite a large proportion of our year otherwise...

Reply 341

hbk4894

Original post by iamyourspiritfrombeyondth

They would have had to expell quite a large proportion of our year otherwise...

so , did they suspend a large proportion of your year then?

Reply 342

tomp33

Primary School I was ALWAYS in trouble...
It was always because same people use to bully me and I would fight back, and get in trouble for fighting.... Got sent to deputy heads although thankfully he was reasonable and realized.
Thankfully in the latter half of year 5 people grew up but in year 6...
We had the worst teacher I have ever had the misfortune of meeting. One of the nastiest, rudest, horrible in general people I have ever met.
I hated him, and he genuinely was awful, all the parents agreed and they only met him a few times!!
Me and my friends made the year as hard as we could once we realized how horrible he was, we complained about him got told he "took his job very seriously", answered questions with "i dont know, dont care", called him all sorts of stuff (not too his face, within earshot) and just made it obvious we hated him.
Thinking about it.. I told him too his face that I hated him, as did my mates.
I know that sounds rude, but he deserved it.
Few years later, he has been arrested and sentenced for possessing child porn.... Since 2005 or something (I left in 2008)
I was so happy I stuck to my guns and refused to be polite etc, (im not a horrible person, honest)

At seniors...
Not really that much, writing mild comments about two teachers (got sent heads office :L)... laughing in lessons... saying a particular word too much...
Thats it....
Aside from end of year 9-mid year 10 one of my teachers really had it in for me (aforementioned comments) and I ended up complaining about her rude, sarcastic and her always punishing me for stuff I had not done.
This was less to do with trouble, the whole thing really upset me tbh because she was a teacher I used to really look up to and when someone who you like and respect starts treating you like s*** it hurts...
Thankfully, I put effort in to her lessons, started being really polite, apologized for some comments I had made about her behind her back and now we get on again :biggrin:

*Whiteboard thing was about them liking each other in a romantic way... no crude/rude language, just a jokey thing like that, the man didnt care, she was really pissed about it)

Reply 343

Sniggey

Someone ratted on me while I was reading in my tray during a maths lesson in primary school. I was dealt a punishment exercise, or 'punnie' for my bad behaviour.

At the time I was ashamed because the completed punnie had to be signed by your parents. :frown:

Reply 344

blehh321

Original post by R4INBOW

lol, I got shouted at and humiliated in assembly by my teacher for wearing a white headband in the spring term. Apparently one can only wear those in summer :rolleyes:

My school is so ****

Looll i remember that xD

Reply 345

Dalek1099

Original post by iamyourspiritfrombeyondth

Suspended because we got caught smoking weed.

How much trouble did you get off your parents?-If I was your parent you probably wouldn't see your friends again outside school.You should have been put in jail though because smoking weed is illegal,especially for kids.

Reply 346

sugar-n-spice

sent to isolation for swearin at a teacher, but i just refused to go an he lett me off lol :biggrin:

skiving to go to the park

fights but nothing hhappened

Reply 347

Dalek1099

Original post by Dalek1099

Why the neg for what would be good parenting?You do know negger that weed is illegal.

Reply 348

hbk4894

Original post by Dalek1099

Why the neg for what would be good parenting?You do know negger that weed is illegal.

because this thread is about most trouble that you have got into at school so users are going to say what bads things they have done , that is the point of the thread and your taking the moral high ground and telling the guy of for it.

BTW , it wasnt me who gave you the neg rating.

Reply 349

YB101

Hit a girl in the face with my planner for burning my pencil case with a bunson burner. She told everyone I punched her and came in the next day with a black eye WHICH I'VE RECENTLY FOUND OUT WAS FROM HER KARATE LESSON!

Only had a day in isolation though

edit: I am a girl jsyk, it was so petty

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 350

Tudball

When I was younger (about eight to twelve years old), I was placed in a special class for children with "behavioural difficulties", to use the euphemism. I remember that some of them would defecate and urinate in class. It was chaos.

But I just exploited the chaos as an excuse to do nothing. I spent years aggrandising the various diagnoses with which I'd been labelled (Asperger's Syndrome was the most turgidly regurgitated one). Even if I said something stupid like "my Asperger's is acting up today", I could avoid most school functions.

I had a psychologist at that time, and I'd mess around with him, too. He'd interpret my most insignificant comments and behaviours as indicative of something deeper. So, I used to develop exaggerated and outrageous story-lines with his toys that somewhat resembled my own situation - just so he'd tell my mother afterwards, which was always good for a laugh. She knew I just messed with him, but I was required to visit him weekly.

As for getting into trouble, that happened quite frequently. Almost everything on that list except expulsion. And I was apparently the most expensive student to educate in the county for a period.

I hated school, to be honest. That was about the extent of my problems. I didn't like being told what to do, and I didn't like my peers. Still don't. But it was still a very sad time in my life. I'm glad to have made it through.

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 351

hannahchan

Was running down the corridor and was told stop and respect other people.

Reply 352

hbk4894

Original post by Dalek1099

Yes You'd be in trouble if you were my son/daughter and got moved down sets because this shows that you aren't working hard enough and it is so easy to be in all the top sets anyway.

well sorry.

Reply 353

Dalek1099

Original post by hbk4894

well sorry.

I know I'm very disappointed in you and did you get back to top set and do well in English though?

Reply 354

hbk4894

Original post by Dalek1099

I know I'm very disappointed in you and did you get back to top set and do well in English though?

Reply 355

Dalek1099

Original post by hbk4894

You should've revised harder and tried harder and I will say this I once got dropped from top set in a nightmare,it was on of my biggest nightmares.

Reply 356

hbk4894

Original post by Dalek1099

You should've revised harder and tried harder and I will say this I once got dropped from top set in a nightmare,it was on of my biggest nightmares.

whatever.

Reply 357

HotfireLegend

Original post by Dalek1099

Yes You'd be in trouble if you were my son/daughter and got moved down sets because this shows that you aren't working hard enough and it is so easy to be in all the top sets anyway.

I got moved down in Science and English for being deaf. Go figure.

Reply 358

Swanbow

I got half an hour detention once for putting chewing gum in someone's hair, which was a very stupid thing to do but I was very apologetic so the teacher kinda let me off for it.

The worst thing I have ever done though was get drunk at a event where I had to present our schools volunteering efforts and help put on a performance. It didn't make it any better considering the fact I was headboy! I was slurring my words and being a bit of a prat, which one of my teachers thought was hilarious. I didn't get in trouble for it per se, but had a huge talk with the head of sixth form who was genuinely worried about me for the right reason.

Reply 359

PinkyPurply

I had to go and see the head of sixth a few months ago after apparently spewing homophobic and racial abuse to five WHITE AND STRAIGHT girls.

It came out of the blue and really caught me by surprise.