This is what happens. A troublesome child gets put into another school which dosent solve the problem. It gets them out of their hair just to put it in someone elses
So what’s the answer? if they do not want to engage in school and parents not interested?, all they do is disrupt the majority of pupils who wish to learn, not fair on all them?
One in my school, male this time, who hated school so much he used the desks as a toilet. Got expelled very quickly as he'd been in trouble all the way through school.
0:02 I fancied Imelda she was dangerous and also her miserable blonde friend and the brunette who was fiesty (RIP Joann Kenny who played her ) they were a sexy trio. Imelda reminded me of that girl in ITV show Marmalade Atkins who I fancied also (she sadly died young also). I had a strange taste in girls back then, here's a toast to lovely girls/women alive or deceased that one took note of !
@@JD-wn3cc Marmalade was also Scarlet from Four Weddings & she'd also been in the original Wurzel Gummidge. Her sister Lisa Coleman was Nurse Mary in Casually
Every school had its Imelda. There was a girl in the year below me who was constantly in trouble, was widely disliked by her classmates and was kicked out in the fifth year. She didn't reform or try to better herself, and her first stint inside was for robbing phone boxes when she 18. I gather, after years of prison sentences for theft, benefit fraud and assault, she's just been released from prson for stabbing one of her alky friends in the chest.
My first secondary school I attended made people like Imelda prefects. My 2nd was much better, the 'hards' of my school kept themselves to themselves as they often undertook less than honest extra-curricular activities and did not want any 'attention' from teachers policing the space outside the building, They didnt interact with the GP. I look back and think of it 'play-Krays' taking care of the manor, keeping out the dross and letting everyone else get on. However it was a peaceful school during my time there with the only trouble being next doors school at term end.
I remember watching this on TV the very first time it was aired at the time i felt it was kind of shocking ! I didn't realize at the time that I would exit my own school days in much the same way as Imelda ....
I have been a teacher for 40 years and even when I started in the good old days it was emphasised to me that a male teacher should never be alone in a classroom with a female student especially one that has a record of difficult behaviour. He should at least have had the door open. He may be totally innocent but without witnesses any allegations by the student would mean a lot of trouble.
@@johngilmore697A lot of cases involving adult teachers and child students are of women teachers and boys. It is reported less, kinda like how women are as prone to being on the autistic spectrum but were previously diagnosed less or misdiagnosed as it presents differently. People are also socialised to not report women or to not see women as a danger. Work as a police officer, social worker or lawyer me laddy, and then you'll find out.
Bloody Hell that's it: You're out of school! What the hell did she do wrong? I was 16 at the time and I know she done wrong but I can't quite remember what it was. I remember i didnt like her!
The worst thing I remember her doing was stuffing fiberglass down other students' shirts, which is pretty bad! I think Imelda was a success as a character, as she's one of the few I can remember.
I think she stole the charity money for Danny Kendal's recovery in hospital that Ziggy had organized. There was a confrontation with Ziggy and she just sat down in class and refused to move and several teachers had to sit in and watch over her as she did so. I don't quite know 'why she say down like that' or if the argument with Ziggy was even in the same class she sat down in.
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I remember Fleur Taylor was also in 'Alfonso Bonzo' not long after this, she played Billy Webbs sister.
Imelda changed her name and became a Tory PM for less than a month.
Then she realised she was more akin to Labour and all the other weirdos!
I would class Imelda as being the "Girl" Gripper.
Loved grange hill best days
I used to watch this show and shake hot white coconuts from the veiny love tree
@@johngilmore697....What?
That grass is completely waterlogged
I remember being frightened of her.
from down the tube in your tv..
Imelda Davis was horrible. Just didn’t like her
not being liked was her schtick , testament to her acting skills therefore .
This is what happens. A troublesome child gets put into another school which dosent solve the problem. It gets them out of their hair just to put it in someone elses
So what’s the answer? if they do not want to engage in school and parents not interested?, all they do is disrupt the majority of pupils who wish to learn, not fair on all them?
Durung my school days, we had encountered troublemakers like Imelda Davis.
One in my school, male this time, who hated school so much he used the desks as a toilet. Got expelled very quickly as he'd been in trouble all the way through school.
0:02 I fancied Imelda she was dangerous and also her miserable blonde friend and the brunette who was fiesty (RIP Joann Kenny who played her ) they were a sexy trio. Imelda reminded me of that girl in ITV show Marmalade Atkins who I fancied also (she sadly died young also). I had a strange taste in girls back then, here's a toast to lovely girls/women alive or deceased that one took note of !
You weren't the only one.
I had a crush on Imelda Davis too. And there was something kind of sexy a bout Marmalade Atkins-RIP Charlotte Coleman, taken from us far too soon
I thought marmalade was the same actress. Who wrong I was and sad now
@@JD-wn3cc Marmalade was also Scarlet from Four Weddings & she'd also been in the original Wurzel Gummidge.
Her sister Lisa Coleman was Nurse Mary in Casually
@@andrewphippsphillips1455 Lisa Coleman also plays Doreen hedgehog, daughter of Dave Hedgehog, in Bottom, alongside the Great Rik Mayall...
I remember her well""" ... She, s an estate agent now in ascot....
@@BoilingfroggCatherine as the drunken agent. 🤣
she does a local radio show
To a hormone ridden 12yo boy in 1987, Imelda was a terrifying goddess and that mullet....❤❤❤❤
When I was a kid Imelda taught me that I like 'bad girls' !
I still can't watch Terrahawks without getting an erection.
Now you know why saying "she's nasty" is a compliment.
@@rob16248 I fingered her bottom
This was the highlight of after school tv .. was on twice a week as I remember..
All day at school, then home to watch...school 🤣🤣
1:25 this is soooo 1980s it’s unbelievable
1982 and 87 the most iconic 80s years of the 80s ... 🤣
@@thrusta100 82 thru 87. Hard to disagree with that tbh.
A young Limahl there, in an early role....
Geoffrey Kissoon - Trinidadian actor.
Nick Kershaw had the same hair cut too. 😉
Limahl/Kajagoogoo was 1983, Nik Kershaw 1984, this was 1987. Thank you pop pickers!'
Not much of a send off for the spikey haired trouble maker. Perhaps she lived happily ever after with Gripper Stebson!
Imelda would have been bummed..
If only getting rid of a pain in the arse kid was that easy!
Every school had its Imelda. There was a girl in the year below me who was constantly in trouble, was widely disliked by her classmates and was kicked out in the fifth year. She didn't reform or try to better herself, and her first stint inside was for robbing phone boxes when she 18. I gather, after years of prison sentences for theft, benefit fraud and assault, she's just been released from prson for stabbing one of her alky friends in the chest.
My first secondary school I attended made people like Imelda prefects.
My 2nd was much better, the 'hards' of my school kept themselves to themselves as they often undertook less than honest extra-curricular activities and did not want any 'attention' from teachers policing the space outside the building, They didnt interact with the GP. I look back and think of it 'play-Krays' taking care of the manor, keeping out the dross and letting everyone else get on.
However it was a peaceful school during my time there with the only trouble being next doors school at term end.
Dear lord I had had like Imelda back then. I had to get up at six to manage it before school.😂
Gads i was scared of Imelda
Classic mullet.
I remember thinking what a horrible old cow. I will always remember her for getting fibre glass and putting it down someones back.
What were the root causes of her behaviour? Was she ill-treated as a toddler? Where was her father?
In her room mostly
She’s not aged well herd she moved on to Terrorhawks
I fancied Zelda from Terrahawks too !
@@RolandoRatas Not my proudest w@nk.
in real life she would get the choice of getting expelled or 12 strokes of the cane
Girls never got the cane in my old school... just the boys.
Same wig as Pat Sharpe
I just want to go back to being a kid in the '80s.
Is that too much to ask?
Wouldn't that be great... left school in 84 at 15 and went to work straight away, those years were fantastic.
Preach!!!
I remember watching this on TV the very first time it was aired
at the time i felt it was kind of shocking ! I didn't realize at the time that I would exit my own school days in much the same way as Imelda ....
Late 70's, early 80's, we were crazy for GH!
And slightly aroused
Towards the end sadly it made chuckle vision look cutting edge. In the 70s and mid 80s it had a brookside vibe to it!
@@stevegordon5689 Reach for your favourite mag, and yank your blank
Still in the classic era here, it jumped the shark and was not so good eventually
I have been a teacher for 40 years and even when I started in the good old days it was emphasised to me that a male teacher should never be alone in a classroom with a female student especially one that has a record of difficult behaviour. He should at least have had the door open. He may be totally innocent but without witnesses any allegations by the student would mean a lot of trouble.
Just as well there was a TV camera and microphones in there.... 😁
a male teacher alone in a class with a female student and the door shut. Not sure it could happen today.
Yeah, today, the kid would bum the male teacher with a strap-on and put it on TikTok.
Yes, because nothing ever happens the other way round
@@defs8073 A female teacher not alone in a class with a male student and the door open?
@@johngilmore697A lot of cases involving adult teachers and child students are of women teachers and boys. It is reported less, kinda like how women are as prone to being on the autistic spectrum but were previously diagnosed less or misdiagnosed as it presents differently. People are also socialised to not report women or to not see women as a danger. Work as a police officer, social worker or lawyer me laddy, and then you'll find out.
Grange Hill looked more like a victorian prison than a high school.
all of England looks like a prison
Super!
Kendaaaaaaaaal
Bloody Hell that's it: You're out of school! What the hell did she do wrong? I was 16 at the time and I know she done wrong but I can't quite remember what it was. I remember i didnt like her!
The worst thing I remember her doing was stuffing fiberglass down other students' shirts, which is pretty bad! I think Imelda was a success as a character, as she's one of the few I can remember.
I think she stole the charity money for Danny Kendal's recovery in hospital that Ziggy had organized. There was a confrontation with Ziggy and she just sat down in class and refused to move and several teachers had to sit in and watch over her as she did so. I don't quite know 'why she say down like that' or if the argument with Ziggy was even in the same class she sat down in.
There were a lot of great girls in GH but the best by far was Georgina Hayes. I fancied her so much during my school days. And Jackie Wright!!