for gods sake stupid teachers just let them use the phones I don't even go to St. Paul's
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Izzy
8 years ago
Having phones during school is our priority, you shouldn't take that away from us, because then we won't be as happy as before
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Stop this policy now
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Ellie
8 years ago
Yass
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Luke O'Hara 9L
8 years ago
Please Please Please! It's the 21st Century!
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Samuel Smith
8 years ago
Why
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Ollie gent
8 years ago
Die
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Alex Sem
8 years ago
This is dumb and irrelevant. This shows how petty and needy the kids at our school are getting for their phones. I'm pretty sure if you don't have your phone's for a few hours then you won't all instantly die. Stop being so dramatic and saying that the whole school will be depressed if they can't use their phones for a couple of hours. Calm down and grow up.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Nah nah nahhhvvv
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Wooooo rebellion
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Izzy
8 years ago
I think we should be able to use our phones at school because we need our priorities, and if you take this away from us, we won't be happy
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Alex Parsons
8 years ago
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I think we should be allowed our phones because if we have to meet our parents do appointments during school we need a phone to call them. Also at break when there's nothing to do our phones give us something to do
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Milton
8 years ago
Duck the system
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Jay Hudson
8 years ago
Me and Louis Chasteauneuf are savage af xxxxx but he is just 28% more higher on the hench scales than me Louis is hench af!
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Amira Bautista
8 years ago
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I strongly disagree with this decision. Phones and technology in general are becoming more essential for day to day life - restriction of devices makes life harder for all students in school. As a student with braces, I often need to communicate with my parents during school hours to confirm appointments and the same can be said for other students with similar problems. Should you restrict phone usage, miscommunication becomes a larger worry, no matter how organised you are.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Year 10 at it again
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Dan Franco
8 years ago
This idea is worse than Mr Carter's hair style
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Luke O'Hara 9L
8 years ago
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This policy is not a good idea for a number of reasons. I am not going to go through them all now but if you want to go down the logic route with me, feel free! And also if I need to check my timetable on my phone, I'm not going to go and find a member of staff! I am an independent person!
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Ed McHarg
8 years ago
What does it really help do? It's pretty useless if you ask me
We want phones!
for gods sake stupid teachers just let them use the phones I don't even go to St. Paul's
Having phones during school is our priority, you shouldn't take that away from us, because then we won't be as happy as before
Stop this policy now
Yass
Please Please Please! It's the 21st Century!
Why
Die
This is dumb and irrelevant. This shows how petty and needy the kids at our school are getting for their phones. I'm pretty sure if you don't have your phone's for a few hours then you won't all instantly die. Stop being so dramatic and saying that the whole school will be depressed if they can't use their phones for a couple of hours. Calm down and grow up.
Nah nah nahhhvvv
Wooooo rebellion
I think we should be able to use our phones at school because we need our priorities, and if you take this away from us, we won't be happy
I think we should be allowed our phones because if we have to meet our parents do appointments during school we need a phone to call them. Also at break when there's nothing to do our phones give us something to do
Duck the system
Me and Louis Chasteauneuf are savage af xxxxx but he is just 28% more higher on the hench scales than me Louis is hench af!
I strongly disagree with this decision. Phones and technology in general are becoming more essential for day to day life - restriction of devices makes life harder for all students in school. As a student with braces, I often need to communicate with my parents during school hours to confirm appointments and the same can be said for other students with similar problems. Should you restrict phone usage, miscommunication becomes a larger worry, no matter how organised you are.
Year 10 at it again
This idea is worse than Mr Carter's hair style
This policy is not a good idea for a number of reasons. I am not going to go through them all now but if you want to go down the logic route with me, feel free! And also if I need to check my timetable on my phone, I'm not going to go and find a member of staff! I am an independent person!
What does it really help do? It's pretty useless if you ask me