Adolescent - 6 Answers
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It changes with government/catholic/private schools as their expectations and standards differ, but generally speaking they are all fairly intolerant of bad behaviour. I remember getting frequent detentions and suspended regularly, whilst not being a 'terrible' student
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Usually it depends on the school. I got in a fight some kid a year ago and all i got was an afternoon detention and a note home, and i even started it. Swearing at a teacher will usually get you sent to the head of the department of what subject the teacher was teaching (EG: You swear at a science teacher you go to the head of science) That's my school though
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most schools are intollerant of bad behaviour... but in my opinion punishments arent enough...bring back the cain :) but also depends weather you mean high scholl or primary... primary schools prob let a bit more go than what most high schools would, but at the same time high schools have alot more issues such as smoking, drugs, fights ect...
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It really depends on the school, there are two types of schools here public and private. Public schools are usually less strict than private schools. Private schools are usually catholic/ religious thats why.
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Im a student in australia at high school. I personally think its about the school like the others above me are saying. At my school though if you start a fight, in a fight, watching a fight, caught smoking, drugs etc you will be suspended for a minimal 3 days. I reckon my shool is good though on discipline :)
6 :
well depends on the school our system is pretty easy to get away with stuff, i must admit but i guess it just like any school although it would vary throughout school and state it has detention etc the worst i ever got was sent home for a week with no work yayyy!!! [i was a horrible student haha]
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