Teachers at a secondary school are scared of students’ “gang mentality” with staff reportedly leaving in their droves, a survey has revealed.
Major concerns over behaviour “escalating out of control” at Bushey Meads School were laid bare in its latest annual staff survey, seen by theTeachers talked about daily fights, “deteriorating” behaviour – particularly since Christmas – and students wandering around outside of lessons.
A Jewish boy with special needs was also allegedly hurt badly during an attack in changing rooms – following which the student was only excluded for two days. Pastoral staff are said to be “overstretched” and the amount of additional work being asked of teachers is “unreasonable and excessive”.
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