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- Year 9 Emily spent a year at school in Scotland, when she returned her behaviour had deteriorated dramatically. Her teachers try to get to the bottom of why this is. Subscribe to Our Stories: bit.ly/3lzSXhv
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"You call someone ugly they'll believe you the rest of their life, you call someone pretty they won't believe you for 2 minutes"
Solution: a 2 minute timer
@@conor2042 lmao
But then they believe you when the two minutes is up.
if soemone called me good looking i’d remember it for life 🥲
@@sebastianmetcalfe5044 you’re good looking honey :)
‘For drama you got life’ 😂
@ׁ same
@ׁ same I’m set 1 for everything but I’m set 2 for science
@@lynx8240 I’m in set 1 chemistry physics and 2nd set for bio and everything else I’m set 1
@@areebbutt9546 set 8?????? Is that a thing
@@lynx8240 yh
“For drama you have life”
That is literally more true than the news these days...
For dance you have your bedroom/tiktok
@@jaynepike8316 omg
@@jaynepike8316 was that meant to be funny?
@@XIXclubFC no
That is the news these days
she seems like she would be such a nice person, she’s just worried to bring it out. :(
@@kaceywhitham5669 no it weren’t it was 2 and a 1/2 years ago
@@kaceywhitham5669 2 hrs
@@kaceywhitham5669 8 years ago?
yeh like when she was talking to the headteacher near the end she seemed so nice
@@galactic5657 savage
Implying that her teacher wears Lynx Chocolate 🤣
Haha lol
I didn't even know what Lynx Chocolate is lmao
truly devastating
@@kdverus5331 dark temptation. It’s horrible
@@damedusa5107 lmao
She lowkey seems like a good person, something happens at her house I just know it.
BBQ EVENING :P
Literally every human
probs chav parents or daddy issues
@@comixmind why do you always assume it’s a father and not a mother?
@@clipsocity. probably not wrong but it’s not great to assume things
Last time I was this early oscar was trying to get year 11s allowed in the library
Omg 😂
Shut the f up
how i know what you're talking about is beyond me😂😂😂😂
@Gloss ! i’m sorry to hear that your grandma passed away I actually am like obviously i’m gonna be upset about that innit yeah but hadiqah you know the only thing is no one can force me to be your mate or anything yeah and I don’t wanna be mates with you alright ... i swear i’m the only one who understood her
Lmao
When she said about the people who bullied her for her weight...I completely understood her then, Someone called me fat and other REALLY rude things and it really affected me, now I don’t eat in school because of it.
That same thin* happened to my best friend
Same it was awful I was bullied all through school and still am I hope things get better for you
@@rubyhiley8534 thanks, it got really good up until today, they have started bullying me again and people I know are being brought into this, even my mum :(
Things will get better. One of my favorite quotes, Don’t let outside circumstances disturb your inner peace. Do just that, You are beautiful as you are. We come in all shapes forms and sizes. 💗 all of it. I send you peace and tons of love!
What ive always been taught by my dad, they harass you, punch them in the snout and walk off
wait who had this youtube channel pop up on the recommended feed and now is **addicted** 🤣??
Me😂😂
Meeeeee
your sooooooooooooo lucky you got pinned
Why is it so fun to watch people go to school 😂
Omg me 😂
Her smile when the teacher complimented her work was amazing. You could really see how much that meant to her.
It's the way to tell a student who cares about their work from one that doesn't.
Even highly intelligent people can just not care about school work - in fact the more intelligent they are the harder it is for them to care abotu standardized school work because it usually leaves them bored and unfulfilled, much as with Albert Einstein who did not do well with lower school at all.
I'm sure you noticed how her face lit up- I can't believe she got bullied
When she said that she got bullied in Scotland and didn't eat in school there, and this school, I felt terrible. She has so much potential bless her.
@royalhog did she not pass her exams then
@J what u saw her ?
But why does that make her act like that?
I love how they r trying to investigate like she might just not like school like that’s understandable
Yet when guys do the slightest misbehaving, it's all because they're just being "boys" and they need to be disciplined with expulsion and detention
If you don't like the school then suck it up and shut up. If you misbehave you're just a prick. End of.
@@jowo8862 in my class there's this boy who always acts up and does stupid stuff and my French teacher (one of my favourites) was very caring and kind of worried for him. She asked if he needs to tell her anything or if theres anything going on at home because she finds people who act up and mess around that much that theres something not okay. Fr one of the best teachers ever lol
Thanks for all the likes never had this many before 😭
@@jowo8862 not at my school boys were especially talked to when they misbehaved to see what was at the bottom of it
when he says ‘you need to reflect sweetie’ i’d be like DONT CALL ME SwEeTiE AFTER U JUST FRICKING YELLED AT MEEEEEEEEEEE
I think he just gay like thats his vibe n all but idk 🤣🤣
Yea she looked very uncomfortable with him :(
this guy looks soo tapped. he says dont come to school to swear. 10 seconds later man juss swore in school
It's more a term of endearment. It sounded like he added it to soften the blow, his goal wasn't to be harsh.
He's not yelling for the fun of it, honestly he wasn't completely yelling, he's trying to help her.
She opens up about not eating in school and they address it by ✨doing nothing✨
That was at her old school in Scotland.
You don't know that. As other commenter pointed out this was at another school which wasn't filmed. Even if it was, those sorts of things are talked about very privately with a mental health specialist and are not discussed publicly
what do you want them doing..
“For drama you’ve got life”
So true! I have never heard anything more true in my life.
That hit me and made me think of her with a boyfriend arguing and causing drama... therefore it's life 😂
"....or soaps"
She’s got a point tbf, some of the shit they teach in schools is so irrelevant in life😂
Fr, like when I ever gonna need the circumference of a circle ? 😂
The reason they teach these ‘irrelevant’ things, is because they are testing you, your patience, and perseverance. These are needed in almost every job
I mean they do teach you some of the most important skills 🤷♀️
@@tizzytiger100 Engineering
School doesn't just teach direct skills, it teachs latent skills. Socializing, civilization, culturalization, societal structure. Critical thinking as well. Research, writing, mental math. There's areas where school is lacking but also areas where it isn't. There isn't anywhere in life where you aren't using at least one thing you picked up in school at some point. Even if you didn't finish.
"she's got a very qUiRkY personality: she's like an oNiOn"
Lmao
Why do you care about likes on a comment
@WhiteYT True
tbh watching that clip the only decent teacher was the headteacher. so of course the rest said stupid things.. the behaviour and comments and actions of the teachers were ... worse than their ability to describe her -.-"
@@Nezumi-- i know! i just really didn't feel like they understood her at all
She's a witty girl. Hope she went far
I think she's a teacher now
she dieded
brilliant english shakespeare
@@darwizzy1 "brilliant english shakespeare" proceeds to not capitalise the "s" in Shakespeare
@J she's a primary school teacher
When she started complaining about maths I lost it. It seems so many kids have said this, I used to when I was in school. Lol😂😂
I hate maths too
Tbh kids are coming out of school not knowing abt how mortgages work , cash flow forecast, Or even how to build a cv but knowing how a plant cell works and pythagaras theorem or even how to fucking spell it 😂😂😂. Like it’s bollacks
@@SM-tu5fz Yeah I do agree haha
laughs awkwardly because maths is my favourite subject
@@viasqa it's my fave too but I know it's completely useless in daily life. I just enjoy problem solving.
I can’t believe this was 2014! She flew after this, she is now a primary school teacher, like damnnnn she’s flew so high and done so well after this 🙌🏼
Awww is she? Glad she was able to make something of herself, and it’s nice that it’s kind of come back full circle now she’s a teacher
@@leila6735 you can graduate college in three years my brother is on set to be a teacher at age 21
Maybe she's a teaching assistant or similar. Whatever she is so long as she is happy and secure is all that matters.
@@leila6735 nah someone in my family is a primary school teacher and is 21. 3 year degree in education with placements and training included and then able to have a class aged 21
@@leila6735 this isn’t true you can do a course in three years and teach in primary schools I know several people who have
Now this . This is the first time I have ever heard a teacher call a troubled student an onion....
Donkey
That blonde lady that I think is the head teacher - she is fantastic. So kind, so understanding. I wish I had someone like her in school
When i was in school I was struggling with undiagnosed bipolar, ocd, severe anxiety and a dissociative disorder and was in a horrendously toxic friendship group. Teachers couldn’t understand me and I had no motivation whatsoever. I never did any work always out of class or arguing with teachers cause I felt there was no point to life. Somehow I managed to scrape a pass in all my GCSEs but still struggling to now with my issues. I wish I could go back to the teachers that were horrible to me and tell them how much I was struggling and how much they ruined me
Keep going and trust the process 🥺✨💓
@Clart dem it’s easier said than done.
You can get through this and I hope you are getting through!
cus its their fault
@Clart dem I'm going to be blunt with you. For many adults who slipped through school with undiagnosed medical conditions or disorders as children. School is a frequent source of past trauma that they carry with them because the pain hurt so badly. Because they knew inside thay they needed help but the school... didn't give it and/or were purposefully ignorant about it. And the knowlege doesn't wipe the pain of being made to feel like you were stupid or worthless or the fault always lay with you even though you know now that you literally couldn't help yourself at times.
So, it's not something people can just get over. School can be incredibly traumatising to many undiagnosed children because a lot of systems they have are reminiscent of how they control prisoners. I'm not saying school is the same as prison but for students whose individual needs are not fulfilled and they are left to drag themselves through it, it very much can feel like one.
Every male teacher in this school seems to have no hair
5:18
my hair would also fall out working here tbh
Except Mr Lo Celso
@@georgiabingley4878 good point
@@_fgijhgftu yup
Best way to boost confidence: publicly humiliate a child on live TV
Fr like so helpfull 🤪🤞 ldt the whole world know ur misbahaving 🥰
but to be fair she did agree to be on TV, if she didnt want to be publicly humiliated she should've behaved or agreed to have her face blurred
I just realised that Emily now will be in University or even with a job.
She's probably some rich guy's gf seeing her dislike in school. The school tried to make it seem like she "succeeded" at the end but she's like in 9th or 10th and she's only doing factors... like I learned that in 5th, and it was the easiest thing ever. In 5th, I was doing numbers with 3-4 digit factors, while she's doing literally 1-2 digits.
I heard she is a McDonald’s employee
@@demitritheeasterneuropean9690 🤣 with that behaviour I bet she works there lol
@@jowo8862 R/Iamverysmart
I follow her on Instagram, she recently had a miscarriage
She was very well-spoken when talked to; it is easy to feel invisible when you are just one in a group, but actually having independent checks with a teacher would have made her feel cared for. I think it is slightly flippant to dismiss her as an attention seeker, as she is a young girl whose brain is still developing, and so has room to grow and develop her character. This is a difficult part of her life and a way of coping with the trauma of bullying seemed to develop into an eating disorder; that lack of food alone was probably responsible for her lack of focus in lessons, her anger and irritability and her tendency to isolate herself.
Personally I think a classroom can feel very claustrophobic and the pressure of worrying what others in that room think of you is enough to make people really act out. I saw it a lot in class when I was at school; it was like a shield they put up when surrounded by 20 or so other pupils. The thing is, when you talked to those people one on one, they were the friendliest people. I think that is shown in this video, when the teachers talk to her, she is a quiet girl who has been through some horrific bullying, which has increased her fear of the people around her and so her 'shield' is much more apparent, hence her behaviour had become so erratic.
I agree ngl :)
Well said
12:06 That smile right there. The moment someone shows faith and belief in you, the confidence grows already
I'm sitting here saying she's depressed since the moment I saw her. And it's taken them months to even come close to that conclusion and all they think it is is confidence.
But look at that girls smile when she got complimented. Look at her eyes when she talks about a problem she has.
You can tell it's not hard
Exactly she also got bullied for her weight and didn't eat so ofc this affected her behaviour the teachers weren't quick enough to catch up
‘she is like an onion’
i immediately thought of shrek 😹😹😹
He went a bit off on her, just for swearing lmao
Ik like also everybody probably swore
I can tell by the kids accents that EVERYONE in that school swears all the time
You should see my school, kids get referrals and suspensions for swearing
ikr i stg teachers act like they’ve never sworn before
It's more the context than the language
I swear in every video the head teacher say 'they are actually very capable'
frr 😭
yh they all ways say that every teachers says it to be nice i think
As a teacher a lot of kids genuinely are a lot more capable than they think.
She is a onion
@@jamiemohan2049 Your a teacher? Please explain why I would ever use PI. I don't want to be a mathematican. I only want to be an Armed Response officer.
i want to cry so bad, the way the teachers were trying to boost her confidence and the way she was after that is so nice and caring, she really was happy with what they were saying.
Talking to students with love and respect, and buiding a student's self-esteem is so so underrated, it makes such a massive difference ❤
She got sent to a Scottish School
I wonder where she got the swearing and worst behaviour from 😂😂😂
ye lol and she would have gotten a better education too lmao saxon nerk
@Rebecca Riach same Becky, is your mum a school teacher?
@Rebecca Riach same 😂
@Rebecca Riach sorry thought I remembered the name lol
Let's be fair, in Scottish schools you get the 60% Juvenile deliquents/sassy makeup girls who use TikTok, 10% Snitches, and 30% Nerds.
Mr Henessy is always the head of house for the most problematic people. The POOR guy
Why, cuz some students have problems? I would be honoured to be him, to help make a child better and not just be like 'Unlucky me'. Mr henessy isn't that supporting as well, in one episode she told a girl she was annoying him because she was crying? Like dude?
Honestly watching these sometimes I get quite emotional at how compassionate and caring these teachers are. By comparison my school failed me big time!
The head teacher is the most nicest teacher I’ve witnessed
Kind of looks like morgz mum
“Bcs of them I didn’t eat in school” that’s exactly what happens when u get bullied :(
This show is making me realize like how much just one word of praise for children can really affect them so much. I was so proud of her.
"geography you got a globe" but in reality your learning about the weather and the inside of the earth
tecktonic plate shit
That's still geography you muppet.
@@ryanslack2666 ....well done
Eco tourism shit
Wish it was more of everything but oh well it's the uk😪
Here we all are back again in lockdown watching school episodes
What a lovely woman the head teacher is, teachers like her are the ones that really make the difference.
Most kids that act out are doing it out of their own mental issues and emotional issues, it needs help not punishment.
This head teacher is lovely. Wish I had one like her at school, who actually shows they care and actively try to help their students.
'she is like an onion' like who says that 😭
(thanks for likess)💞
Shrek does
✨✨oNiOnS hAvE lAyErS✨✨
@@marquisdelafayette5802 hello lafayette are you still waiting in chesapeake bay?
@@taki1585 no I’m in France bringing freedom to my people and also reminding them who is the best(spoiler alert)c’est moi
@@marquisdelafayette5802 WELL hamilton will be with you when you do ✨
I totally identify with Emily. Emily was me in school. I do think she shows some signs of ADHD but maybe I’m wrong. I’m so glad this school didn’t give up on her. All you need is one teacher to question the underlying problems. I was put on a positive version of a report in school which only allowed teachers to write positive things. That boosted my confidence.
I thought this!!!
I’m Jess to
I was thinking the same thing! I was undiagnosed my whole way through school. Had so many similar struggles to her
i thought the same
These teachers are so soft, oml my teachers would go CRAZY if i even stood up.
I’m so glad they figured out what was driving her bad behaviour. I went through an almost identical phase at the exact same age and for the exact same reasons. I was lucky enough to have teachers that worked out the problem like Emily’s did. I dread to think how many kids like her go unnoticed though. There are some fantastic teachers in this country who truly care, but I worry there’s not quite enough to go round...
Emily is such a beautiful young soul. Loads of hidden potential. She’ll succeed in whatever she chooses to do. Go on girl!
I'm like an onion too. I make people cry.
We probably all had that one teacher that believed in us & gave us courage!! Thank youuu
The head mistress of the school is awesome. The way she’s so open-minded to the students there is amazing, that’s uncommon these days, it’s like you do something stupid and you stuffed your school life up. I think Emily needed someone open-minded and genuine to her, she seems like such a nice girl but doesn’t know how to pursue it, something at home might’ve happened and so she misbehaves to distract herself, I was exactly like that. I completely understand her. There needs to be more principals and mistresses of the schools like the head mistress. 💗
They talk to her like she is a 3 year old. Not just when they are trying to motivate her, but when they should be telling her off as well.
Shouting makes things worse. I'm about her age so id know
Its been 8 years to the day since I left school. I always thought I knew it all and flunked my classes. I wish I was pointed in the right direction. It just goes to show the power of teaching. Watching things like this always puts a smile on my face.
She seems like she’s dissociating. I did that constantly.
I wish I could have these investigating teachers at school who dig deep down to find the real cause ... Who takes the matter out from. Inside the student
These teachers are legit heros. I have no idea how they manage these very complicated children so well. I know I wouldn't have the patience to put up with what you see on the surface.
I feel her so much when she says I’ve been through a lot of sh1t in my life
She's got a point. I don't remember most of school. When you're in the working world how much of school education do you use it? ...hardly anything. If you struggle in school, manage to find the right job that's good for you you shine.
I wish I had teachers like that , they seem so kind , so sweet and so supportive literally the kindest teachers ever she’s lucky ❤️
Imagine a school that actually cared. I feel bad for emily she seems nice but she might seem like shes feeling sad and this is her cry for help
You realize this is only special treatment for girls and the camera, right? When guys do the slightest misbehaving, it's all because they're just being "boys" and they need to be disciplined with expulsion and detention
@@jowo8862 oh so true though thankfully becoming less true today
Almost makes me emotional, if I had one teacher like any of these in school my life would be massively different.
It warmed my heart when she smiled
'My mom found it in my school bag that's why I don't take bags anymore'🤣🤣🤣
She always sounds like she’s about to cry
“You can call someone ugly and they’ll remember it for the rest of their life but you can call someone pretty and they won’t believe it for 2 minutes” 🥺 and... “I wasn’t eating from about 9 o’clock from the morning till 4:30 o’clock in the afternoon because of the bullies” 🥺 you can tell she’s been through a lot but tries to hide it with anger 🥺🥺
Ikr
I swear these are the nicest teachers in the whole of the educating series
damn sis really be speaking some proper fax 0:48
It's about knowing how to learn stuff, not necessarily about what u learn. Without school you would be fucked
true. but they could at least actually teach things we're actually gonna need like how to do taxes and stuff like that lmao
I mean she isn't, as the point of learning these topics is to engage the brain to learn complex tasks.
@ׁ if you go into literally any sort of engineering? Architecture? Physics?
Yep you do. You need basic mathematics to be able to enter the workforce so you have skills and are able to earn a living wage
In school I wasn't very smart with subjects like Maths and English and being quiet and having mostly loud misbehaving boys in my class I was pretty much ignored and got smarter as I got older(after high school) so I'm happy to see teachers noticing behavioural changes in children now. I did (and still do) suffered with major depression, it seems like what Emily has then.
Quote of the year : She’s like an onion 🧅😂😂
Great headteacher and English teacher. Well done. More teachers need to have greater emotional awareness.
Emily and the English teacher looked like younger and elder sisters.
The english teacher seems so supportive and lovely too
Doesn’t it annoy anyone else that her partings not straight
No not really
Some people have partings that aren’t in the center dumb child
It dont matter
@@jangofett913 oof sorry wasn’t talking about it like that but ok have a nice day
@@evierussell170 tanks I will 🙂
Fantastic young girl with a touch of eccentricity and has a genuine way of connecting with people when she isn't anxious/doubtful of herself. I don't know when this is filmed but I hope to hear she's gone on and done well because it's obvious she's linguistically above average and just plain smart. Once they switched from negative attention to positive attention look at the difference in her. I wish her all the best.
As soon as they said that she went to a school in Scotland I immediately knew why she is acting like this
Honestly right I have left school now for nearly a year and looking back I would give everything to go back to year 9. Memories made and never forgotten
"For drama you have life" a year 9 student has just summed up our lives ladies and gentlemen
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Emily's not even that bad, she seems cool af. we would get along lowkey LOL
True
Yeah she's have so much fun with what? A five year old?
Loved this! Well done, colleagues! ❤️
Man I love when you stumble upon the wholesome side of youtube
When I was 15 my best friend at the time would always misbehave in class. She would yell at teachers, swear in class all the time, ditch classes and skip detentions. Our drama teacher once sat her down and asked her why she was always so disruptive, she responded "because I hate it here" so he asked her how he could make it better for her. For the rest of the term, her behaviour improved over the months she had made a special bond with our teacher. The following year our teacher ended up leaving the school and her behaviour went back to bad and she dropped out 2 months later.
This just goes to show how when teachers put in effort to help some students rather than punish them all the time, a difference can be made. My friend never went to college or got a higher education, she's currently working at a fast food chain and still lives with her parents. Not to say that this is a bad life, but I know this is the result of her earlier teen years.
Thank you for liing my comment and doing more Cardiff one it made my day thank you , you are the best youtuber :) plz do more xx
Its how she smiled when she was moved up to top set, i think everyone knew she was rlly a nice person and actually cared secretly
Seeing students have attitudes to each other is making me more relaxed about getting into trouble for arguing or beefing another student, because it happens everytime
Sometimes for some kids isolation is great being alone was something I really enjoyed as a child escaping from bullies
It’s always interesting to see teachers talking about specific students in meetings
And wonder if teachers do that about me 😂
Same😭
"When are you ever gonna need pi in your life"? She got a point lmao 🤣
that English teacher seems to genuine and nice
This has been an incredibly interesting series
They look like mother and daughter in the thumbnail
IKR 😂🤣
Emilia? Is tht u??
@@soulofmikaa there's a dead youtouber with the same name
@@emilian7052 nothing u had the same name
i can so relate. low confidence can come with lots of things: bullying, home issues, etc. it makes you act a certain way to make people believe you are outgoing and a good person. its so hard to deal with and i feel her sm.
This girl reminds me of me, myself and I. We're scarily similar. Honestly this shocked me on how similar this was and of how all the teachers were talking about it. It makes me wonder if my teachers talk about me like this behind my back.
tbh she’s right. we learn some useless shit in school. we could be learning about mortgages and how to pay bills and shit but instead we learn circumferences of circles and stuff
Learning how to calculate the circumference of a circle or volume of a sphere, is incredibly simplistic compared to understanding mortgages, savings options and finance. However, I do think that basic personal finance should be taught in schools, as a priority. Nothing you're learning is useless if it forces you to use your brain.
Like anyone would pay attention while learning about mortgages or taxes.
@@ScootsMcDootson well they’d rather pay attention to mortgages and taxes instead of fucking circumferences of circles dont you think? something that would actually help them in life
Can't learn about finance until you have learnt maths.
@@cambs0181 fair point.
Was great to see her smile she liked like a completely different person
I watch these videos to cheer me up while preparing for my GCSEs
Notice that when the lady teacher is kind to Emily...and speaks softly to her...puts her arm around her, reassuringly...Emily responds very well
in school i was worse than her and i have completely changed after moving 3 schools and i’m so proud of myself that i’ve lasted a whole year in school! i would get excluded every single day and i’m not being dramatic either... but there was reasons why. my sister was in hospital extremely ill and she is disabled and teachers never understood me. i needed help in school but teachers hated me soon as we all started in year 7.. and things has changed a lot now after so many mental breakdowns in school and home and now i’ve got a future ahead of me,, doing well on work and i know how i want my future to go and hoping the best🤧 also adhd 🙋♀️ the worse but that’s not stopping me😊
She is such a lovely head teacher
No she isn't, she's only doing it because she's on television and because she favors that student.
I know right!!!! Hope your doing ok
I genuinely felt happy when she listened to the head teacher.
shes truly such a sweet girl, its a shame people were jealous of how bright she was