In the issue of November 15 reference was made in the paper to a petition to the Local Government Board about the questions involved in the actions and there was a reference to “flogging sick children.” In the issue of November 22 similar statements were made. Mr. Neilson suggested that these topics were referred to for the purpose of influencing the public mind by keeping these questions in connection with Dr. Keats before the public. In the issue of November 29 a further reference was made to the petition and there were articles headed “Guardians and Dr. Keats.” And “Anti-Child-Flogging Petition.”
Caning from of the Times41
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Outside the Heads Office14
three in a row for the traffic lights, Just red and green, outside both the Head’s and Deputy Head’s...
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Scottish Approved School Punishment4
The luckless girl to birched would have been kept under lock and key while waiting for her birching. She...
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Whole Class Punisment68
As to the 1968 recommendations. Lyn , my S.O. was a Scottish teacher in both state and private sectors...
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The strapping of Lawrence Tanner4
two days ago, I heard the staircase that many a Lawrence Tanner and ilk was dragged up, was going,...
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The Cane or Anarchy19
Interesting article. I’m afraid every time I read a story like this I think , still believe it or...
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Picking Flowers3
Little as I was, she didn’t spare me, and by the time my smacking was done, I had a...
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Corporal Punishment References from Buy Gone Days25
If any girl was caught in a classroom during the lunch break she was usually dealt with very quickly...
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Why Corporal Punishment Has to / Had to Go43
I think that type of teaching is a 150 years out of date, when educators could claim “I...