Only recently, our school decided that the state of the playground (That sounds so childish, but it's a goddamn force of habit...) was so bad that at any time during recess or lunch they could stop our wondrous time of bitching about the person not in our group or playing handball, have an 'emergency assembly' and then sentence one of the years groups to clean-up duty.
The catch of it is that that it can only happen if the principal finds the place untidy, or the deputy, or the heads of the subjects, or the teachers, or members of the student council, so most lunches we are treated to around five to ten minutes of play/bitching before DINGALINGAGLING! "The state of the school has been deemed unsatisfactory, all students proceed to the assembly area for an emergency assembly."
Oh, and we sit and wait even when the clean-up is finished, we can't leave, unless the final lunch or recess bell rings, then we can leave, to go to class.
But that's a negative school rule, in Year 1 at primary school, due to the new Year 1 building, shoes were not permitted. I liked primary because of that.
The catch of it is that that it can only happen if the principal finds the place untidy, or the deputy, or the heads of the subjects, or the teachers, or members of the student council, so most lunches we are treated to around five to ten minutes of play/bitching before DINGALINGAGLING! "The state of the school has been deemed unsatisfactory, all students proceed to the assembly area for an emergency assembly."
Oh, and we sit and wait even when the clean-up is finished, we can't leave, unless the final lunch or recess bell rings, then we can leave, to go to class.
But that's a negative school rule, in Year 1 at primary school, due to the new Year 1 building, shoes were not permitted. I liked primary because of that.