The school thinks the term leads to children being excluded 
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School bans children from calling classmates their 'best friend'
- Thread starter nikantw
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Whatever next 
UKGC ban the word "deposit" as some may associate this with a visit to the toilet following a few beers and a curry. Multiple "deposits" following a particularly heavy stella and vindaloo session could wrongly be seen as a problem gambler.
Wolverhampton Council ban the word 'Soap" as half the estate don't use it anyway and it could be misunderstood as a person with a lisp referring to an elderly person.
World's gone crazy.
UKGC ban the word "deposit" as some may associate this with a visit to the toilet following a few beers and a curry. Multiple "deposits" following a particularly heavy stella and vindaloo session could wrongly be seen as a problem gambler.
Wolverhampton Council ban the word 'Soap" as half the estate don't use it anyway and it could be misunderstood as a person with a lisp referring to an elderly person.
World's gone crazy.
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There are going to be more f*****d up kids in this world,if you must force PC stupidity on people,dont do it to the kids, you are supposed to be
teaching them life lessons not confusing them.Kids in the UK cannot even read analogue clocks.
teaching them life lessons not confusing them.Kids in the UK cannot even read analogue clocks.
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Plain ridiculous and worrying too this sort of censorship. If a school wants to have strict rules in place to combat bullying, great - but this "rule" has a very negative effect on children. Finding another school seems the best solution, but I'd consider legal action if I was the mother.
Wow, how enlightened and 'progressive' of this school. These pioneers in social furthering deserve an award or two....for actively ruining kids' childhoods and confusing the shit out of them.
Of course this all ties in with the crazed PC social constructionism/ Marxist toss they're trying to instill in youngsters these days. Good luck trying to grow up as a kid nowadays, or having a child in one of these educational cesspits. Seems your children are not your own but belong to the state, they'd have us believe
Of course this all ties in with the crazed PC social constructionism/ Marxist toss they're trying to instill in youngsters these days. Good luck trying to grow up as a kid nowadays, or having a child in one of these educational cesspits. Seems your children are not your own but belong to the state, they'd have us believe
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The school thinks the term leads to children being excluded
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What is it coming to why are the schools even contemplating such silly rules there are far more important things that need to be addressed than taking a child's fun away
