First ever ’’Drive In’’ graduation ceremony in SL

TR Friday, 26 June 2020 09:13 PM

I am Sri Lankan teaching at a secondary school in London. Uniform policemen patrolling the corridors of secondary schools are increasingly common in Britain, this is the reflection of violent culture in this country. Yet the British go over to former colonies and start schools and convince the unsuspecting locals how “ great “ British style of education is. I feel so sad our people back home are so ignorant.

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Thana Sunday, 28 June 2020 04:23 AM

Well said TR

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ACA Sunday, 28 June 2020 01:38 PM

I am also a teacher in London and my children also schooled in London. I have never come a cross police patrol inside the schools. They are present on streets when school closing times to support children and teachers to go home smoothly. TR must be living and teaching in a very rough area of London to have police patrol inside the school. Therefore, do not generalise and mis-inform the way of schools in London operate.

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HR Sunday, 28 June 2020 07:35 PM

ACA, unfortunately every community has just a handful of people like you. Do you know how many Teachers, every year, get physically assaulted by pupils in schools in Britain ? Do you know how many female Teachers, every year, get sexually assaulted by pupils in schools in Britain ? Do you know how many Teachers at top private schools in Britain had to resign from their jobs ,last year, because of the stress caused by violent pupils ?

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gammini Sunday, 28 June 2020 07:49 PM

I can safely say that ACA is a Christian. They always defend their masters, they get that training while growing up in Sri Lanka and attending the churches.

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