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Ever think your grandad deliberately showed up early so he could spend that time with you? He likely cherished it

British school from my experience

- Kids on every corner lurking and vaping
- Doors fly kicked by year 8s
- Survival of the fittest in the lads changing rooms
- Toilets riddled with STIs
- Corridors knee deep in food and yogurt tubes

Lol, your grandpa just wanted to sit there with you, he knew exactly when you finish😂

Cam's definitely gonna be crying at every milestone when it comes to his kids whilst being the best dad ever ❤

I am a secondary school teacher and I live a 45-minute drive away from the school I teach at. I am immensely grateful for it.
I once had a colleague who does live there tell me they went clubbing at the weekend once and saw students dancing and grinding on the tables. I'd rather not see that, thank you very much...

The story about grandad picking you up genuinely brought a tear to my eye. Grandparents are just the sweetest

My mother is a teacher, and we live near where she teaches. Wished we lived further away. I’m sick of being shoved into another Tesco isle when she gets approached by a child 😭

Can’t believe you’ve never been on a Tesco school trip, they made us sing Christmas songs outside in year 5 and gave us tangy cheese doritos as consolation

Cam talking abt his Grandad is so sweet, really shows how kind hearted Cam is and how he can really empathise with his community, such a sweetie, ur Grandad would be so proud Cam!!!!!

12:34 my favourite teacher in high school talked to me and my best friend about his daughter who died of an OD as a teenager. it was the most emotional i ever saw him. we could see how much it broke him watching his daughter fall apart. he knew the signs. my friend then OD'd at 18. i think back to that conversation so much and it breaks my heart knowing he was trying to save a young girl going through what his own child went through

I remember asking my French teacher how to be grammatically correct so I could insult him in his language. He was a good sport an laughed it off cause I was learning technically, gave me a dictionary to take with me when I moved schools XD Mr Beach will never be forgotten

How dare YouTube hide this from me for 24 seconds

😂 my son had his school play last week and he was one of the main narrators so had a lot of lines…I cried FOUR TIMES during this short play…the decision to wear a bit of makeup that day, y’know, to show up looking nice for my son, was a HUGE mistake…came out looking like a cross btwn a panda and a zebra 🤦🏻‍♀️

Im 40 now, but will never forget my PE teacher.......a 1 and a half hour lesson, swimming or the gym at the local leisure centre......it took us 25 mins to walk there.......and 25mins to walk back to school,  15 mins to change and literally as soon as you got a toe wet in the pool ya had to get out and go get changed again.  It was genuinely less than 10mins actually in the water or the gym.......make it make sense......Im convinced they just couldnt be arsed and the walking was the actual PE, they just knew if they told us we were walking for an hour and a half we would of had none of it 😂😂😂  And the best bit is our school was literally in the city centre, so they had to walk 30+ savage teenage girls all the way through the middle of the city centre and shopping centre and try and keep them under control.

In school everyone's favourite teacher was 'Mr B', he taught ICT, he was in a relationship but one day a group of the girls in my year saw him out holding hands with the Chemistry teacher in town 😵 it was the BIGGEST scandal ever 😂

The story with your Granddad was really sweet :D

The donut army is happy 🫡

About the trauma dumping, once had a substitute teacher for form time. Our school did not allow gum but no one listened, someone was chewing gum in form and she then began screaming. After her screaming she then proceeded to trauma dump on us about how when she was in primary school she had a best friend who was chewing gum and choked on it. This led to the paramedics being called and her having to watch her best friends throat get cut open. Now no one dares to chew gum infront of her for the sake of hearing that story again.

My drama teacher knew an undertaker, and she managed to hire a coffin for one of the other groups in my GCSE Drama class; and someone within that group was willing to get in it both on the day of their group’s performance as well during class rehearsals. This was over 20 years ago, and it’s still weird, wonderful and very bizarre xx

I substituted for a brief period. My first assignment was gym teacher. Great gig. Go back to school for it. Very chill and given a break for kids they adore you. By 2nd day half the class walked in and hugged me.
I also was the kid that volunteered to read and answer questions. I didn't do it to be a know it all, but I felt bad for the kids that HATED reading and answering questions. Side note if you opt to just answer everything the first week, or two of school teachers never call in you the rest of the year. There were times I was literally just coloring at my desk, because I'd do all the work first 5 minutes. My teachers would send me on "errands", because they recognized I was bored out of mind.