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Yep and not just that looool they were jokes hahaha
Yep in year 7, I remember I thought it was the end of the world for me
Nah they needed some students with clean slates
Original post by RhymeAsylumForever
Yep and not just that looool they were jokes hahaha
I know I found it jokes too to be honest lol. What was yours for?
most of secondary school, but still made it out and now have a degree.
Original post by Whatshallbe
Yep in year 7, I remember I thought it was the end of the world for me
lol what was it for?
Original post by Yaboi
I was on report for most of my secondary school life
How comes?
Original post by wonderuss
I know I found it jokes too to be honest lol. What was yours for?
Always came to school late, punctuality has never been my strong suit. And behaviour in lessons mainly lol
Original post by Saddam1215
most of secondary school, but still made it out and now have a degree.
Yeah it was just kind of just a fear tactic in my school. After a while I didn't really care about them at all. I'm going to university this October.
Original post by wonderuss
Yeah it was just kind of just a fear tactic in my school. After a while I didn't really care about them at all. I'm going to university this October.
i used to actually mess about quite alot, i think it was the hormones lol
Not quite sure what 'on report' means but I did get a lot of detentions and 'ripping-into's from teachers, particularly later on in my school life. Usually for not bothering to do homework or messing about in lessons lol.
Original post by wonderuss
I was on report about 7 times in secondary school/sixth form; maths report in year 9 and the rest were punctuality reports.
Never been on report personally. Although my class was a bit rowdy
so we got kicked out of our classroom at break and lunch all the way from year 7 to year 11 
. We set a record in our school actually 
...Original post by Rarest
Been on it a few times. **** system. Just be good for the 2 or so weeks and then just go back to what you normally do, rinse and repeat.
Lol exactly
Original post by IrrationalRoot
Not quite sure what 'on report' means but I did get a lot of detentions and 'ripping-into's from teachers, particularly later on in my school life. Usually for not bothering to do homework or messing about in lessons lol.
Being on report means you're given a card that you give to your teacher in each lesson that they have to sign and 'report' on your behaviour or punctuality. It's basically a means of monitoring.
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Original post by wonderuss
Being on report means you're given a card that you give to your teacher in each lesson that they have to sign and 'report' on your behaviour or punctuality. It's basically a means of monitoring.
Oh lol. Yeah we never had that in our school.
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