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Originally posted by vaccination
We get fights between the chavs in our school and others all the time

Usually with knifes though.

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yeah but theyre chavs


the schools in england are terrible. my teacher was telling us about how he was verbally abused and such at schools when he was over there and how he turned up to one that was so bad he left immediately.

Nah schools in england harden you up hahaha

All the other countries are pansys

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Originally posted by Napbree
Nah schools in england harden you up hahaha

All the other countries are pansys

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but all other countries don't have chavs

Glasgow neds > English chavs. Seriously. Never mess with a Glaswegian teenager after he's had a bottle of buckie.

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I think it's pretty bad what happened at your school man. I've never experienced anything of that sort - all the local schools are on the same timetable and they're like 3-4 miles apart.

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Originally posted by azn angel

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Originally posted by vaccination
We get fights between the chavs in our school and others all the time

Usually with knifes though.

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yeah but theyre chavs


the schools in england are terrible. my teacher was telling us about how he was verbally abused and such at schools when he was over there and how he turned up to one that was so bad he left immediately.

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Depends on the area, but yeah chavs basically make the outside world hell, and give England a bad reputation =/

The attack happened on a Friday, when the students from the other school had no school. They also had no school on the Monday following, and despite our principal lying to parents that "there were no dangers, nobody went in the school, and nobody had any kind of weapon" the building was surrounded with police officers through out the day. 2-4 officers on both sides of the building at all times, with 2-3 police cruisers in the front and back at all times as well. There were a few "security" officials (probably just hired to keep a look out for that day) and school staff was everywhere around the building. Students were not allowed off school grounds that day for fear of attack.

Now our principal and their principal are trying to setup some inter-school activities... yeah, smart move, idiots.

it'll be like westside story!

I personally go to a French High School and I should mention that our French school was a big and a huge building until they split the two building and the other one was taken or occupied by an English school.

There has never been anything like that, last year, there was a time around where there were these sort of stuff, two windows were broken & they were a few vandalisms here and there.

Most of this stuff would happen at around 2:30 when their school is just leaving (we still have one period of class till 4) or within the lunch time, however, at lunch time, there wasn't much at all.

To put it up easily, it was just a bunch of kids from our school and a bunch from their school who thought it would be fun to create hatred between the two schools, which isn't quite what happened.

However, there are always every 2 months a bunch of idiots who go inside their school, fool around, get kicked out and reported to the principle of our school which puts them in a lot of crap.

Sadly, this won't be happening anymore because our dumb school thought having uniforms was a good idea, so I guess we'll be easily seen in their school now.

Thats so crazy.  Reminds me of a month or so ago, my school had a huge gun threat, this local gang was supposedly going to come in and shoot up the place...we actually went on lockdown one of the days because they thought they were in the building already.  Nothing every happened.  People are crazy though...its just like, wtf, get a life...

We were locked onto school grounds on Tuesday of this week again, because they believed there was a possibility of another attack. The good thing now though is that the police take these threats at our school much more seriously, and actually bother staying there to ensure the security of the students.