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I strongly believe that in this day and age punishment should most definitely be used in school. If the government hadn't relaxed the laws the children wouldn't be as out of hand as they are. I know many parents that hav...read more
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by Bob Miles
During week starting Monday, February 19, it was announced that parents in England and Wales have urged the Government to re-introduce corporal punishment in all state schools. More than 75 per cent of parents are behind t...read more
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