the suggestion that any child in any school where corporal punishment is available lives in constant fear of such punishment makes just about as much sense as the suggestion that any person in any place where imprisonment is available, lives in constant fear of being imprisoned, or that any person who lives in any place where capital punishment is available, lives in constant fear of facing execution. It’s a nonsense – the mere existence of a particular form of punishment doesn’t mean a person has any reason to live in constant fear of it, if they don’t deserve it – not in a well run environment. Not when things are fair.
School CP’s Little Secret12
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Beltings We Got Out Of5
The teacher who owned it went on to become the Principal of a school in a surburb not far...
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Caning from of the Times78
Mr Gwyn Jones, Welsh committee chairman of the National Union of Teachers, said the education authorities should “pay for...
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Corporal Punishment and The Caning Experience52
I suspect one reason that there is no agreement on whether caning on the hands is more painful than...
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Thoughts of an Abusive but Aparant Wartime Headmaster27
As you say it was a private boarding school, I wonder if it was the Duke of Kent School.If...
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Mrs Trosper22
This spanking was given slowly and carefully so that she was sure that not an inch of my behind...
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The Cane or Anarchy21
Eventually he snapped and gave us twenty five ( yes a whole twenty five )lines. When we did them...
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Wales & the School Cane4
She rubbed her bottom and said, “That hurt almost as much as when my dad spanks me.” I wish...
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Trouble in the Village 3
“Clearly, I need to demonstrate what happens to disobedient, wilful little girls like you,” Mother said, virtually...