Stats to suit your argument -

Would be interesting to see a break down in the type of schools involved.

From a completely neutral point of view here - I suspect numbers would be very different for inner-city school in troubled area vs state school of choice vs selective school vs private school.

Eg (a poll of 1...) A guy at work?s wife worked in a rough house secondary school in the south coast and was on the verge of quitting ? she was spending all her time managing unruly pupils at the expense of the ones wanting to learn. Nothing to do with the government impact on education, the school was a rough house well before 2009. She got out and ended up at a state school of choice in a better area and loved it.

Posted By: KentonCanary, Mar 31, 14:39:39