What do you think of school?

Depends where you get them from I suppose. You'd need to have them checked over first though, that's for sure.
 
A third-year in my school climbed onto the roof to get a ball, then he actually jumped off the roof. What a fucking idiot. He had to be taken away on a stretcher. He broke his pelvis, apparently. All of this happened today.
 
I've seen someone being pushed out of a window on the top floor of a bus. He seemed to be fine though as he just walked away.

Serza5 said:
If someone tried to jump of the roof of my school they'd most likely die.
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Same :lol:
 
How many floors did your schools have? Mine had about 5 and I pretty much spent History and Geography on that floor.
 
5 floors?!

My first school and my nowadays one have both 1 floor... (The others none)
 
all schools I've studied in have 3 floors

actually I think that almost all Russian schools have 3 floors
 
StaceyW said:
How many floors did your schools have? Mine had about 5 and I pretty much spent History and Geography on that floor.
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8 floors, if you count the ground floor aswell. :paranormal:
 
My college is separated into several buldings... most of which are two-storey.
 
spiraldoor said:
Mine has one floor. Though parts of the ceiling are high enough to be two-storey.
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Same here.

Yesterday in English class, a student was cheeky to the teacher and the teacher asked him how he would like to be in charge of the class. He said fine, so to that end, he was teaching today's class, even with the authority to give out comments (notes about no homework done, etc.) on behalf of the real teacher. It was epic!
 
Haha, that sort of thing is said as a joke, but unfortunately never happens. Alot of Puni's happen though I can tell you that.
 
PluMGMK said:
spiraldoor said:
Mine has one floor. Though parts of the ceiling are high enough to be two-storey.
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Same here.

Yesterday in English class, a student was cheeky to the teacher and the teacher asked him how he would like to be in charge of the class. He said fine, so to that end, he was teaching today's class, even with the authority to give out comments (notes about no homework done, etc.) on behalf of the real teacher. It was epic!
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Unfortunatley that sort of thing doesn't happen when you're home schooled... :tssk:
 
Here's another story:
Right now, they're building an extension to the school. Last Wednesday, my class was doing Computers and next thing they revved up a chainsaw outside and started cutting int othe roof or something. It was extremely loud and we all nearly died from fright!
 
I can imagine everyone's faces!

The most boring thing that happened last year was we all in the beggining of the Portuguese test and suddenly we listening the "construction men" that were doing noises with their tools for almost 30 minutes, we all were very annoyed because we lost precious time for the test! :pascontent:
 
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