How Safe Are Our Children’s Life in Schools?

Schools are educational institutes dedicated to imparting knowledge accompanied with various teaching methods and mode of learning to ensure the development of qualities of wisdom, chivalry, honesty, leadership and genial warmth with others. How Safe Are Our Children’s Life in Schools?

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The biggest impact on children is of their teachers who they see to be their ideals. However, children canned in schools, mentally harassed, punished for petty causes provides a different insight into the scenario.
The propaganda of schools to be learning place for wisdom in thought is no longer pacifying for the children.

When it comes to giving, punishment school teachers are ingenious, whether it’s making someone stand at the corner of the wall holding up his hands or making him run half a mile and see him drooling and his lung collapse. The grim reapers tend to entertain themselves seeing the “failed show” concealing their hideous act in the name of a fitness programme.

At times these events can cross the limits of impudence. A bunch of 8th-grade boys were flagged and ran out naked for not doing their homework; the parents took the matter to court and press Brought the affairs to the nation’s level. The school committee was pressurized and had to expel the teacher.

Some of the teachers in the public schools were proved out to be pedophiles; they would rape their students and threatened them not to tell anyone else they could be failed in exams. This incident almost broke the self-respect and confidence of many children, overburdened with emotions and their inability to express them. They found it too painful to live the ” smothering life” and in the end committed suicide.

Almost all of us have gone through the phase where schools were no better than” concentration camps”. When a child often skips his classes for fear of being beaten by his teacher only because he forgot to bring his textbooks or doing his homework.

Is it prudent enough to anticipate school going children not to play pranks, giggle or talk during the long classroom hours and be punished for possessing vivaciousness rather than being earnest and acting in courtesy like grownups? Has life at a school turned into a social enterprise for children, is whacking only the way to guide them to the path of righteousness above all the question which comes to our mind ” how safe are our children?”, when the places of education prove to be unsafe and jeopardized in the hands of the teacher, how reliable can be the schools in providing our children with a bright future?