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By Dr. Vernon Coleman

Today, 23 June, I received a copy of a newspaper called the Sidmouth Herald for 16th June 2023.

The front page splash headline reads: ‘Not Kind or Inclusive’.

And the horrifying story on page three tells of Sidmouth College in Sidmouth, Devon where parents are claiming that their children are being excluded from their prom at the end of this month.

Apparently, some pupils have been told they can’t attend their class prom because they haven’t accumulated enough “praise points”.

Pupils get “praise points” in five categories: being ready to learn, enabling others to learn, treating the environment and others with respect, working to the best of their ability and fulfilling their responsibilities.

“Praise points” are apparently awarded by staff as a reward for “positive behaviour”.

One parent said: “This has caused emotional harm and it is not kind and inclusive to these children banned from the prom.”

You’re not kidding!

The scheme is, it is alleged, used to control the pupils’ behaviour throughout the year.

I can see no difference between this scheme and the social credit scheme as practised in China.

We have started down the slippery slope.

Big Brother is alive and well and keeping score.

If you want to know more about social credit schemes and what they mean to you and your family please read Dr. Coleman’s book `Social Credit: Nightmare on Your Street‘. To purchase a copy go to the bookshop on his website.

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M. Dowrick
M. Dowrick
3 months ago

Sorry to disagree with Dr. Coleman on this one, but there does not seem to be anything insidious in the school’s expectation of its attendees…..children. Believe me, I went to Catholic grammar school and high school in the 50’s and 60’s, in Chicago. You better believe there were expectations. The nuns did not mince their words, nor did the pastor when he came into the classroom at the end of term to pass out report cards. And if you did not meet those expectations in the classroom, there were parents, who worked there socks off to send us to a Catholic school, and they had their own expectations. Sorry I do not see a problem at Sidmouth school. There are some very feral youths these days who do not have any guidance from parents. They will find life very difficult when they GROW UP. A little tweaking/expectation of good behaviour in high school never hurt.

Midazolam Mania
Midazolam Mania
Reply to  M. Dowrick
3 months ago

So you are endorsing ‘Not Kind or Inclusive’ and you would like it rolled out into society generally?
If so, what sort of tweaking do you have in mind for the rest of us?

Islander
Islander
Reply to  M. Dowrick
3 months ago

It is TOTALLY “insidious”! How blind can people be? Back in the late sixties/early seventies I attended a Church of England (C of E) school and out of a class of thirty I would be constantly in the bottom half regarding exam results. Was I ever once excluded from school trips/camping holidays and whatnot? No, not so much as once! Was it not enough that the brighter pupils got their reward through better qualifications?
But then that antichristian system the Roman Catholic Church-headed by the pope with his deceived priests and nuns, wouldn’t have a problem with the social credit, and other such schemes.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  M. Dowrick
3 months ago

AMEN

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

“Girl loses out on attendance reward after going to mother’s funeral

18 July 2014

A school has apologised after a pupil was left out of a reward for 100% attendance because she had a day off for her mother’s funeral.

St Giles’ Junior School in Exhall gave Maddie Stevens permission for the absence then excluded her from an attendance reward trip to a restaurant.

The 11-year-old’s father, Andy Stevens, said the school had effectively punished her for going to the funeral.

It has since withdrawn its 100% attendance reward policy.

The funeral of Maddie’s mother was in January, but the attendance reward trip took place this week.

Mr Stevens said: “When my daughter’s mum died she had one day off and that was the day of the funeral – she didn’t have any other time off.

“She’s been through so much in the last two years with her mum having breast cancer.

“They should have looked at this and used a bit of discretion.”

…”

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-28362378

but it’s different for teachers –

“Fury as headmaster takes a TWO-WEEK term-time holiday – despite warning parents they’d be fined for doing the same thing”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4590970/Fury-headmaster-takes-term-time-holiday.html

“Mum Won’t Let Son Accept 100% Attendance Reward At School Because It Sends The Wrong Message To Kids”

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/boy-attendance-record-school_uk_595ca642e4b02734df34b24b

“School bars a pupil from going on a class trip because she was a day late with the payment and ‘the coach was full’ only for her to be sent photos of EMPTY seats by friends”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4724440/Pupil-school-Blackpool-trip-coach-seats-row.html

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

“Swedish schoolgirl who refused to take part in one of campaigner Greta Thunberg’s ‘climate strikes’ is ‘bullied by her own teacher’ and labelled a ‘climate denier”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7062517/Swedish-girl-bullied-not-participating-Greta-Thunberg-climate-strike.html

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

I read some years ago about family that wanted their young daughter to go to her grandfather’s (possibly great-grandfather’s) funeral. The man had won the Victoria Cross in World War 2. They asked the school for her to be allowed to take the day off. Their request was denied and the teachers told the girl’s class that if she took the day off, then the planned trip to a zoo would be cancelled. Imagine the pressure and bullying she must have faced. So, not only did the teachers use emotional blackmail to turn her friends against her, they used the threat of collective punishment, which I believe is illegal under the Geneva Convention. Unfortunately I can’t find that article, but I will keep looking.

nomatter
nomatter
3 months ago

I teach in schools and the behaviour is appalling, no respect for their teachers or even their peers. If you are a prick, why should you be rewarded with a prom? Stay at home or go somewhere for your own ilk.

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Here’s one who wasn’t “a prick” – he just had a broken leg – “My son’s attendance suffered because he broke his leg, when he tried to come to a leaving event – he was handcuffed’: Parents livid after school event turns ugly with police ‘manhandling’ and detaining 16-year-olds banned from attending farewell”.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12205875/Parents-fume-daughter-16-handcuffed-police-school-trying-sign-leaving-shirts.html

Also see my post above about the teachers who used emotional blackmail and the threat of collective punishment.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

that’s something else, not a prick

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

The example that Dr. Coleman discussed was not about a “prick”, so why did you post about “pricks”, you posted “something else”?

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Without the merits / consequences systems in place behaviour would be much worse. But maybe we should get rid of schools altogether, in the end they are day care centres of indoctrination, conformity and moulding of future law-abiding citizens, no matter what you think they are or should be. That’s what they are for.

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Trying to deflect and distract from your irrelevant comment.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

no, YOU are irrelevant. YOU dont know what’s going on in schools, I do

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Having read far too many cases of children committing suicide and their pleas for help being ignored by teachers, I have come to the conclusion that teachers ignore their school’s anti-bullying policy because teachers are themselves bullies. I read of one case, and it won’t be the only one, where the bullied child was told to take anti- depressants. How’s that – rather than putting a stop to the bullying, they told the child that he was mentally ill.

These are just a few examples of child suicides or bullying teachers that I found.

From 12th September, 2017, for “Schoolboy, 15, killed himself in his bedroom after months of abuse from bullies” – Brandon Rayat.

From 15th September, 2017 – “Britain’s schools face a bullying epidemic as some teachers warn they would bar their OWN children from lessons”.

From 21st November, 2018 – “‘Bullied’ girl, 12, hanged herself after posting late-night picture online showing ‘RIP’ written on her heel” – Jessica Scatterson.

From 15th January, 2019, for “Schoolgirl, 11, on her period bleeds through her clothes twice when staff refuse to allow her to go to the toilet”.

From 4th February, 2019, for “Fears of a ‘suicide generation’ as rate of teenagers taking their own lives in Britain doubles in eight years”.

From 7th July, 2019 – Radio Four “Sunday” programme – Ampleforth College – a report has condemned the college for allowing bullying. A guest on the programme, Liz Dodd from The Tablet, told of how teachers ignored the anti-bullying policy and covered up bullying incidents as “behavoiur problems”.

From 11th May, 2021 – “Girl, 17, died from sepsis during school trip to New York ‘after being dragged on sightseeing tours by ‘history fanatic’ teachers who refused to let her see a doctor despite her complaints she was ill’, her mother tells inquest” – Ana Uglow.

From 24th May, 2021 – “Huntmaster’s son, 14, was found hanging in school toilets by his younger sister after being bullied for years because he loved horseriding, inquest hears” – Bradley John.

From 30th January, 2022 – “Family of 16-year-old girl who killed herself after being mercilessly bullied sue the police and school in landmark High Court claim” – Lauren Lelonek.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

In what world do you live, I am supply teacher, being abused verbally by these little pricks day in day out, things thrown at me, my property (glasses) damaged or stolen, am I the bully?

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Excuses, excuses, excuses.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Go get a job in a school

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

The tone of your original post and the use of insulting words gives away your attitude and shows that you aren’t fit to be a teacher. Some of your responses reveal anger and that you have a grievance. You should examine your mentality and attitude and ask yourself if you are in the right job, but I suspect that you are a bad tempered sort who will build up grievances in any any job.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

I not fit to be a teacher, but the 99% of the teaching workforce, who supported lockdowns, enforced the masking of children and the covid pseudo-test (which is child abuse), indoctrinate and lie about vaccines and experimental shots, propagate the propaganda and lies they call history, etc, etc, … are fit for you schools? You taking the mick, you prick?

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Sorry for my insults, sir, I must have picked up that language in my workplace, but also I come form a very deprived area and family and I am autistic, what do you know about my hard life? You are picking on me!

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

As a teacher, you are supposed to be a guide and mentor to children, but you simply dismiss them as pricks. You must be either too lazy to do a professional job and mentor them, too incompetent and don’t know how to mentor children (i.e. not fit to be a teacher) or you are a bully.

DO YOUR JOB PROPERLY !

This film, with Max Bygraves, a big star in his day, and Donald Pleasence, begins by showing “pricks” on their way to school.

“It is London in the year 1960 and John Saunders enthusiastically begins his new teaching career at a tough slum-area school. His class are bored pupils in their last term before leaving. Will he handle the grave problems that lie ahead?” I suggest you watch it and learn – or quit your job.

“Spare the Rod | Full HD Movies For Free | Flick Vault”

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Can’t even turn my back on them, they pelt you with all sort of objects, swear at you and laugh. Then they lie and make up things. But oh, the “real” teachers (not the subs like me) will back them always, “keep them in the class, they are good kids, be fair, etc”. What a load of rubbish. Ah, these “teachers” are the guys wearing the stupid mask and making kids wear them only one year ago or so. The same making sure they tested regularly and even got the mRNA shot. So long for your teachers …

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Excuses, excuses, excuses.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Go walk in any urban area where kids and teenagers are gathered. Good luck, prick.

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

You talk about “real teachers” who say they are good kids really. If the kids treat you the way you say they do, is it because you are a failure as a teacher? As for going into an urban area, well, I do everyday and I am well aware of anti-social behaviour, but again, you post “something else” because you are simply trying to distract from the point of Dr Coleman’s article and your irrelevant post. By throwing in your insult at the end you reveal that you can no longer put up rational debate and have nothing left.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Coleman apparently doesn’t know that schools were ALWAYS about population control an building conformity and compliant future serfs. By picking on just one of the (new) signs of this he implies that schools are not what they actually are: centres of social credit TRAINING.
They always were that, always will be.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Sorry for the insult, sir, it’s something normal in my workplace, I must have picked up there. But hey, I come from a deprived family background, what do you know about my life, and I am autistic, you are picking on me! I don’t care what you say or think, fuck off!

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

I presume you would have enjoyed being a teacher in those days nomatter – see a few minutes in when the headmaster gives the new teacher instruction on how use the cane.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

You presume a lot …

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

Yes, and I am rarely wrong.

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

Maybe I would enjoy using the cane on you. Would you?

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
Reply to  nomatter
3 months ago

What is your meaning here? Is this an attempt to sidetrack the debate because you have nothing left and so resort to sneaky tactics and insults?

nomatter
nomatter
Reply to  Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

But would you enjoy it or not?

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

“My son’s attendance suffered because he broke his leg, when he tried to come to a leaving event – he was handcuffed’: Parents livid after school event turns ugly with police ‘manhandling’ and detaining 16-year-olds banned from attending farewell”.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12205875/Parents-fume-daughter-16-handcuffed-police-school-trying-sign-leaving-shirts.html

Ted
Ted
3 months ago

Boris succeeded where Hitler failed

Watcher Seeker
Watcher Seeker
3 months ago

This article is about the USA, but I think it applies here as it is about the hidden dangers of schemes such as this and what they can lead to.

“People Need To Understand They’re ‘Being Used Against Each Other’: Filmmaker”

“To explain their point, the filmmakers drew a comparison to a couple of cultural revolutions in history—primarily Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution in China—to show that the only way for the past dictators to be able to commit atrocities and genocide was to lure the people into a hypnotic spell, to become their force for doing evil, Willis said.

Organizations, such as Mussolini’s Blackshirts, Hitler’s Youth, Lenin’s Red Army, and Mao’s Red Guards, were examples of such forces formed to accomplish dictators’ evil objectives, Willis added”

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/people-need-understand-theyre-being-used-against-each-other-filmmaker

Lily
Lily
3 months ago

What about the quiet introverts who never draws attention to themselves? If the teachers never even notice them enough to offer them praise points, they will be excluded through no fault of their own. Instead, just bar the chronic troublemakers

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