ROBERT BRAKE ON FIRE
RISING TENSION: ROBERT BRAKE ON FIRE.
Robert Brake secondary school has long been known for its stringent rules and discipline policies. The school dressing code, curfew, and strict monitoring of extracurricular activities which left many students feeing suffocated.
In the dramatic turn of events, students have set fire to the school resulting in significant property damage.
The incident at Robert Brake secondary school serves a stark reminder of the consequences that can arise from a disconnect between students and school administration.
Very true
ReplyDeleteNot a good decision
ReplyDeleteEiish🤦
ReplyDeleteGood procedures should be followed to unite the students and administrators besides damage of the property brings the developments down
ReplyDeleteThe administration must engage with students when establishing these rules , involve them, let them participate ...use a bottom up approach not top down....
ReplyDeleteThey have to put a difference between demonstrations and riots,,,they have to do it peacefully
ReplyDeleteEish
ReplyDeleteI really think this is an issue that most secondary schools in Malawi face , in my opinion school administration must carry out careful analysis in the regulations and rules imposed on students . There should be a distinct difference between enforcing discipline and enforcing irrational rules on students to avoid such cases ...this in turn may affect the overall performance of students
ReplyDeleteSchools nowadays need to be considerate of the modern times we live in and involve parents and students in it's decision making. Very good report.
ReplyDeleteLooks like people don't see how important it is
DeleteYouth of today
ReplyDeleteAna ama 2000
DeleteMalawi osauka kaleyu aziononga ma resources opezapeza
ReplyDeleteAna opusa sadziwa chomwe akupanga
ReplyDeleteThey are just too childish
ReplyDeleteThey will regret
ReplyDeleteKudzibwenzeretsa mmbuyo
ReplyDeleteAuthorities from different schools should learn something from this. Don't just formulate rules on their own and impose them on students. The world has completely changed democracy is every where so they could have engaged students when formulating the rules. This would have help the students understand everything and not be against the rules of the school
ReplyDeleteThat was too childish, and now they are home , kids with no sense
ReplyDeleteThis is not your story
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