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There’s a community their children are well mannered, respectful, over achieving, never in conflicts. They always get picked up by parents or grandma. They always get a high level of nurture and attention. Could be linked I don’t know
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As a teacher and a parent my son was always the first one at breakfast club and last one getting picked up. Nothing wrong with being a working parent but you notice how the economy has both parents working and less time with our children ofc the lack of attention will transpire
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One of the first things I mentioned was lack of attention. Best believe your behaviour affects how your child behaves. I even have a hypothesis about children that spend considerable amounts of time in afterschool club rather than in parents company
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During school dismissal we tend to observe parents behaviour. The parent that hugs the child first thing, positive body language and smile then ask where is your water bottle. Compared to the ones on the phone or the ones first thing is shouting where’s your jumper etc
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Parents are involved in academic progress, polite, reasonable, respectful, engaged with the school, great communicators. Backpacks are checked everyday. Active parents.
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There’s a huge amount of black kids that are excelling and not getting expelled and they are the pride of any educator of colour and a pleasure to teach. When i meet the parents everything makes sense
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I can only speak from the POV of a primary school former teacher where exclusions happen hardly ever tbh but I still stand on what I said. If your child is getting excluded stop trying to blame the teachers. Look into their behaviour
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In case you guys are wondering what teachers are doing during INSET days staff trainings. How can we support the children/help them regulate themselves etc
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In H*rris Federation schools we are always taught to look at a child that’s behaving outside of the norm and give them extra grace as 1 they are children 2 the chaos they displaying is often a reaction of what is going inside. We’re not here to police them but to help them
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Maybe I do live in a bubble and all the schools I worked at were just amazing but the whole demonising teachers when they literally spent more time and often care for your child more hours in the day than you do is unfair.
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Also a child can’t be expelled just because of 1 teacher it’s a decision often made on series of major incidents or a huge one. The decision is made by the head
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Teachers are not perfect and are not always gonna get it 100% right but in the years i was a teacher and those I was training as one if I’m not sure I simply wouldn’t punish anyone but give a warning. I always tried to make a balanced call
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Even when we were in school think about people that were excluded it was never the kids consistently making the right choices and had outstanding behaviour was it?
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The statistics shows how much more black students get expelled compared to others. It doesn’t say they were unfairly targeted and punished. In this 2026, I have a hard time believing in “the school and the teachers are evil and racist”
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@capeverdeanvibe Clearly out of touch with the world and reality
The kids of colour face a lot of abuse in schools and same like stats with black women who get Igorned in labour by by he NHS staff
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You didn’t get expelled because you were black nor was you treated unfairly. You simply was unruly. So many children get given so many chances and sometimes you would think they would get excluded the head will say no we won’t go that far.
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There’s no point replying to this with your experience that happened 500 years BC. I’m talking about now right now. Teachers have too much going on to just choose a kid to pick on. The other kids in class would even stand up for you if the adult is being unfair
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The quicker you stop using the race card and lying to yourselves the quicker you can recognise and address the issue
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We as parents need to give more attention and care to our kids because a lot of the behaviours we see in class stems from lack of attention
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Kids are smart, well behaved, not entitled, attentive, respectful, engaging. Literally a pleasure to teach
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Spend a month in a school and see for yourself.
It’s not linked to colour because in the highest 10. 6 south asians kids 2 elite black kids and 2 whites
I don’t know what the south asian are doing but we definitely need to take a leaf out of their books
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The reality in schools is that above 90% of high performing pupils, are the ones that behave properly and listen. A high portion of the pupils that are polite and silent and respectful are South Asian. The ones that are disruptive are unfortunately often in our demographic
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Teachers are not gonna pick on your child because they’re black. I’m sorry the level of compassion and support that it’s given to them??? If your child has reached the level of exclusion you need to look within
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Black Caribbean pupils face permanent exclusion rates 3 to 4 times higher than their peers. The number does differ for African pupils, but black students more broadly are disproportionately affected by exclusions. Parents need to understand that the teachers aren’t always right
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