American Reacts to Educating YorkShire | Episode 1 | WOW

[@evorock]

This series is what inspired me to become a teacher. Being a teacher is the best thing I have ever done I love it

[@AshleysReview]

Congratulations 🎉

[@evorock]

@@AshleysReview Thank you

[@helensmusings]

@@evorock thank you for becoming a teacher for the right reasons. I see many that are in it for the wrong ones and it's encouraging any time I see anyone who does it for the right reasons 💖

[@evorock]

@@helensmusings thank you so much. I am working hard not just to get kids to become interested in science, but am pushing to try to get more women into STEM, as there are not enough women taking up science, and that begins in my lab. As a career changer, I think I put more effort in, especially as I left school with very little due to bullying. Thirty years later, I have a degree, a teaching degree, and am doing my hardest to show young people that you can come from a council estate and STILL succeed, if you put your mind to it ❤

[@djlittell4090]

That's interesting. The whole Educating... series depressed me a bit. Perpetual misbehavior makes me extremely anxious, and that's most of what they show because the camera has to follow the most dramatic events.

[@He1sbelles]

Just WAIT till you get to Musharraf's story in episode 8. One of the most moving episodes of reality TV I have ever seen.

[@phillwilkinson8319]

I have to second this, I know for a fact you will cry.. I'm not ashamed to say I did & provably everyone that watched it.. so inspiring, TV at its best

[@Daniel-bv6ig]

I get goosebumps everytime. It was amazing.

[@NoudlePipW]

Omg I'm dying for that reaction

[@NoudlePipW]

Mush went on First Dates years ago and brought his teacher, actually. Can't remember how it went but the teacher is still cute

[@roro1980]

Totally agree , so moving

[@maisieliberty1319]

The smoking is normal in UK schools, there was the smoking corner where students notoriously smoked and the teacher's knew but most didn't do much about it unless it was done right in front of them. Can't legally smoke until 18, but kids as young as 13 smoke sometimes. Everyone knows where they do it. I never did, but still knew.

[@IlmurOsp]

alot of kids are way younger than 13 when they start lmao

[@cC-ju6wf]

shouldn't be normalised, the parents are to lenient towards their children's health

[@maisieliberty1319]

@@cC-ju6wf I agree, it's not good for people. It happens. But I agree it shouldn't. Health is important.

[@samuelpinder1215]

It's not illegal to smoke. But it's illegal to sell it to under 18s

[@loser9890]

@@cC-ju6wf well not every parent is aware that their kid smokes

[@dave9401]

The most impressive thing is this lovely American woman being able to understand the Yorkshire accents. 👌🙌

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

Gods own county mate

[@basildon9008]

Can’t wait - the ‘Educating…’ series is brilliant. The first series is Essex, then Yorkshire, then The East End, Cardiff, Greater Manchester, and Greater Manchester 2 😁

[@chargestone96]

Dunno what episode its from but the "im sorry your grandma passed away" scene is my fave

[@amberpickering1372]

I think its education Manchester, absolutely hilarious that scene definitely recommend!

[@matthewcullen1298]

I feel sorry for Bailey. She has some really self confidence issues even though she appears to be a decent kid. She needs firm but caring guidance and reassurance

[@tswizzle13872]

Her: omg did he push her!!!?? Me being British: Lmao that’s normal mate

[@maureenduffy8177]

Happens in all schools.

[@martinmcdonagh3114]

Kamren went to prison for 27 months for breaking someone's jaw with a knuckle duster and his brother got 13 years in prison for killing somebody by running them over on purpose and kamren was in the car with him their both involved in crime gangs

[@AshleysReview]

Smh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Borntoberiled]

Holy crap

[@Pedgo1986]

@@EaterOfBaconSandwiches Now question is why. Is he just psycho or product of hypersensitive society where you can use racism card as shield. Iam afraid latter is true, cold calcul to use racist slur to shift the blame and eventually completely destroy that boy life just because he dont want go into detention. This happen when we push things too far.

[@michw3755]

Why doesn't this surprise me in the least. The attitude of the teachers, namely blowing smoke up his arse, in the futile attempt to flatter him into being a decent human being, was misguided at best or irresponsible at worst, I go for the latter. That boy twigged early on that there was very little consequence to his actions and he was only good for a while until he got bored and wanted attention again, even if it was negative attention. He was bad because he enjoyed being bad and no other reason.

[@aphradite321]

@@Pedgo1986 what? So you're basically saying ppl shouldn't 'overreact' ove racism. Weirdo.

[@sampeeps3371]

You need to watch The Inbetweeners. A very good insight into school in the UK and what teenaged boy are like

[@AshleysReview]

I’m going to watch it on Patreon

[@sampeeps3371]

@@AshleysReview very good. It's so funny

[@Westcountrynordic]

Cameron has spend some time locked up in prison for his part in an incident that left to the death of a man. I much prefer this reaction to Educating Yorkshire than those by others on YT

[@AshleysReview]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@JazMegan]

He was sentenced for 27 months for breaking a man's jaw with a knuckle duster. A different man got run over on the same night from the same pub (who were sentenced for 13 years)

[@Westcountrynordic]

@@JazMegan The reports I read from the time it happened say he was in the car that ran over the man. The reports also said that the man who's jaw was broken was linked to the man who was ran over by the car.

[@usagifelton]

Wow that escalated, sad to say I can't claim to be totally surprised though.

[@rachelBrady-ni]

His name is Kamrrem not Cameron

[@ninny65]

"wow everyone in Britain talks to nicely and are so polite" Reality:

[@sgd.6830]

This headmaster is absolutely brilliant, I wish he was my headmaster back in the day.

[@annar6534]

This is an incredibly relaxed school. We aren’t allowed piercings, nail polish, chewing gum, mobile phones, any jewellery or makeup.

[@neonelf-ish]

Same but people r allways wearing makeup 👍

[@esseven]

This was made years ago. The school is probably stricter now

[@annar6534]

@@esseven possibly but probably not, there are lots of school like that and most schools still allow things like phones and don’t bother enforcing uniform.

[@neonelf-ish]

@@esseven true

[@mysteryegg340]

Same in my school in Wales.

[@MrBaronCabron]

What I find funny about schools in the north and South (being in both in my life) is that northern schools seem to have a smarter dress code but much worse behaviour, and southern seem to have worse dress code but overall better behaviour. In the north we'd used to meet up after school in the local park and fight other schools with bike chains and stuff, then I moved to the south and none of that stuff happened.

[@translucentbear]

Fond memories of tying a nice school tie into a knot for an impromptu mid-range weapon.

[@musclemanDARNEL]

Sure, a lot of these "common and courteous practises" should be taught at home, but the unfortunate truth is that most children don't have suitable parents to teach them this. School acts as a form of parent for a lot of these children, which only makes me respect Teachers even more.

[@saraxo6448]

You’re not very empathetic😂 I think we can understand how hard it is for a teenage girls dealing with puberty and changes as well as insecurities with having scars on her face.

[@booth2710]

We've all been teenagers.

[@saraxo6448]

@@booth2710 exactly

[@thewildetyme1112]

Exactly she was saying that she shouldn’t wear all that makeup but like she was literally bullied I would do the same

[@carlhartwell7978]

Love the way you're busy getting down to the _bangin' tune,_ meanwhile the teacher is desperately trying to get the _god awful_ music off 😂

[@AshleysReview]

He know he wanted to jam too 🤣🤣

[@carlhartwell7978]

@@AshleysReview Maybe to Queen :-)

[@marcusaurilius5127]

We use to buy cigarettes from and smoke with the English teacher in his class store room 😂 teachers didn't give a crap at my old school.

[@AshleysReview]

Oh hell Nah 😩😩

[@annother3350]

If we stayed on in the 6th form the there were two toilets (male and female) that key pupils were given a key to and the teachers decided that no teachers were allowed in there. Those toilets were full of weed smoking, gambling, drinking etc!!

[@carolinequirk6136]

We could buy cigarettes one at a time from a shop near the school I went to, I think 3d for a cigarette and a match, but this was the 50/60 tes I never did because I liked sweets better.

[@hmtqnikitashakur3399]

I actually cant wait for you to react to Musharaf Ashgar. The deputy head, cant remember his name (younger guy) gets him through his speech impediment so he can deliver a speech in front off the school. I defy you *not* to cry, girl! (U wont get there till episode 8 tho.... 😟) PS. Love your vids!!! PEACE, Belfast, N.Ireland

[@AshleysReview]

❤️❤️❤️

[@simonsimon2470]

That one is a tear jerker...

[@SC-hi6tp]

girl why u spoiling it? she will see it when she gets to it now her reaction wont be as genuine bc she knows what to expect

[@emilyclarke8222]

This was such a good video! Always interesting to see how those across the pond think of the UK - particularly the less Hollywood bits!

[@iainsan]

I'm a retired teacher and watching this made me rather miss it all. Thank you for your excellent and sensitive reaction, Ashley. You are a very good person.

[@skoodledoo]

I can't believe I just sat and watched the entire video without a break. Good on you Ashley!

[@AshleysReview]

I appreciate you ❤️❤️

[@skoodledoo]

@@AshleysReview Not as much as I appreciate your videos. You're doing great, thank you!

[@lindsey6421]

I loved the Educating series, this is such a great idea and it’s really interesting watching your reaction as an American. My school was similar to this, I think this show is a pretty true representation of most British schools.

[@phoenixrose1192]

Most state schools, definitely.

[@KarmasAbutch]

I know it’s coming, and I love American Reacts but I’m still never ready for Yurrkshhirrr 😭 😆

[@AshleysReview]

I say it wrong?😩

[@KarmasAbutch]

@@AshleysReview Nah gurrrl... runs both ways... have u ever heard a Yorkshire person try say “water” with an American accent 😂 ... some things are just impossible

[@Goldenxbih]

I LIVE IN SOUTH YORKSHIRE LOL

[@itsalexamsp]

yawk shuh ✨

[@Bear_the_shepherd]

@@Goldenxbih I also live in South Yorkshire

[@onelusciouslad7841]

Jesus, how perfect are American schools? 100 layers of makeup, smoking and fights are the norm in British schools lmao

[@maureenduffy8177]

At least they’re not going into schools with guns unlike USA

[@67spoon]

You said it! “It should be taught at home” ….. unfortunately these days it too often isn’t.

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

‘Educating’ is one of the best docu series. It really does show what a uk secondary school is really like

[@phoenixrose1192]

*State schools, perhaps. 😂

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

@@phoenixrose1192 I’ve been state and private so no imma stick by what I said😂

[@phoenixrose1192]

@@ajandrianjafymusic I was “educated” at a state school, but my older brother went to a ‘selective independent’ school, the vast differences between the two were almost comical to be honest if I didn’t have such a shite time of it...

[@Crispysauce124]

IM SOMEXICTED YESSSS I’ve always wanted you to watch it

[@markalexander3659]

I love watching these school shows but always get triggered lol (I had a horrifically bad experience of high school). A lot of the episodes are quite moving and I empathise with most of the kids, but not bullies. I don't care what you're going through, or the experiences you have had there is NEVER an excuse to bully someone. I plan to tell my kids (if I have them) "You can be anything you want to be. I will love you exactly the same no matter what your sexuality, gender identity or beliefs and I will support you through absolutely anything, any problems, issues or worries you have...but if I EVER catch you bullying anybody I will fucking disown you"

[@RabbitTeaPot]

So I’m sure you’ve similar things in the states but the head teacher brought in to schools like these are called “Super heads”…meaning they’re meant to be the best of the best who can turn failing schools round before the schools get closed…all these schools are facing closure. There was/is a big issue with the Manchester version of this…that head teacher is facing legal issues, but for the most part, aye. These schools need these super heads. I should know, I got kicked out & passed about enough of them to know. Had they had these kinds of teachers back when I was in school, I might not have been as bad as I was.

[@04mancusos]

This was a fantastic series. I believe it was one of the most watched series on the channel it aired on for the year.

[@anitahargreaves9526]

I'm Brit, my mum loved this show but I never watched it. Yet I loved it. Thank you for sharing this as I would have missed out on a great show. 😀 😂

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

This show has some of the best teachers out there.

[@thatsmybiscuit1973]

I love how much you enjoyed this episode, it really shows great charisma,

[@brentwoodbay]

I was really impressed in the first ten seconds when you pronounced Yorkshire correctly!

[@Bear_the_shepherd]

She didn't say it correctly it was wrong so very wrong

[@brentwoodbay]

@@Bear_the_shepherd Not really! especially compared to how most Americans say it! They normally rhyme it with 'TYRE' ! I say it like 'York-sha' , with a barely audible 'R' . However, I often heard it pronounced, as 'York-sheer' when we lived in Yorkshire, but again with the soft 'R'. You also hear a similar pronunciation in Norther Lancashire, where Dad was from. "Lanca-sheer' ! So not bad at all.

[@Bear_the_shepherd]

@@brentwoodbay As someone from Yorkshire all I can say is It didn't sound right it could just be her accent but I doubt it I could definitely hear her say shire.

[@brentwoodbay]

@@Bear_the_shepherd Isn't that interesting, as to me that 'shire' normally stands right out. .

[@Bear_the_shepherd]

@@brentwoodbay hmm very interesting...

[@dlongstaff1960]

This was filmed in my home town, Dewsbury.

[@dazza9326]

Which one of the kids was you ;)

[@dlongstaff1960]

@@dazza9326 long time since I was at school 😄 and a different one.

[@markcotton3481]

Calm down no big deal k

[@aphradite321]

@@markcotton3481 they didny make it a big deal j think you should calm down

[@markcotton3481]

@@aphradite321 Whatchu chattin? I be calm!

[@evorock]

This series is what inspired me to become a teacher. Being a teacher is the best thing I have ever done Its bloody hard work but I love it

[@AshleysReview]

Kids teach you how to be patience

[@evorock]

@@AshleysReview they teach you something, I don't know about patience 😂😂

[@catT5236]

@@evorock I find that they're very accomplished at getting you to question your own sanity or the sanity of the world around you.

[@evorock]

@@catT5236 you are so not wrong lol Still, last half term done 🥳🥳

[@catT5236]

@@evorock in all fairness I've found a lot of adults, especially in the past year & a half, have made me think the same.

[@lucysmith6530]

“A big man shoots his gun... a bigger man walks away” outta the mouths of babes! Bless that kid!

[@Richiecandylover]

Loving that you did a FULL react - hoping to see some more of this on the channel

[@x-lux5666]

By the way the boy in this episode called kamrrem is now 18 years old and he’s in prison for 27 months for breaking a mans jaw outside a pub.

[@sampowell6522]

Where did you find this information

[@kellyfairbairn9333]

Well I much prefer our yorkshire farm or the yorkshire vet, we'll anything in yorkshire really 😆 so looking forward to seeing this too 😁👍

[@christelford63]

Please do the series. I really enjoyed watching it with you!

[@krashd]

We don't have middle schools in the UK, we have primary school (year 1 to 7 - 5 year old to 12 year old) and secondary school (year 8 to 11 - 13 year old to 16 year old), you can legally leave school at the end of year 11 or at the age of 16, whichever comes first. Some folks can choose to stay on for another year or two to learn 'higher' subjects in preparation for university, but both of these years are entirely voluntary. Those that leave school at 16 with no plan to go on to further education would be our equivalent of what the US call 'dropouts'.

[@annieridesagain3867]

You can't legally leave school at 16 anymore in the Uk . If you don't do A levels for university entry then you have to do a 2 year 16 -18 year old college course, which can be an apprenticeship, but they all lead to a diploma. This is the reason why all students now need to get at least 5 GCSEs at age 16, which is the minimum requirement expected of them.

[@Praedae]

I loved watching this reaction to British secondary schools; I feel like it's a very particular kind of dynamics (ages 11-17) I'd love to hear about how this compares to public schools in the US!

[@lulib6372]

I am from Yorkshire, I missed this when it was on tv, so looks like I am watching it here now :)

[@sylvesterojohnson8345]

This is such a great watch. Thanks for sharing this experience.

[@pmduk69]

This, and its successors are amongst my favourite TV series

[@roballen5718]

i watched every episode. fantastic. one of the best things on TV, ever

[@rampz975]

Can’t wait for this vid 😁

[@RabbitTeaPot]

Oh also on your point of “I never wore makeup in school” I bet you got to wear your own clothes though. Half the issue with school uniforms over here is you have no outlet to express your identity, so makeup & hair become the thing. Though most schools try & quash it I think it’s BS. Let kids have bad makeup in high school…it teaches them for when they’re grown how to do it right. After all, how many of us as adults wear makeup to work? A lot.

[@annother3350]

Knocking Grandad's glasses off with a snowball?! I blame the Beano -- that comics a bad influence!

[@louiser7844]

Glad I came across this video, can't wait to binge watch your reaction to the series!

[@willbagnall3416]

I am genuinely impressed you could understand what theyre saying because even for a lot of british people, people from yorkshire sound incomprehensible

[@DK-cy5mt]

Wouldn't be at all surprised if Kamren was diagnosed with, or met the criteria for the diagnosis of conduct disorder, and he will likely now as an adult be diagnosed with anti-social personality disorder or meet the criteria for that diagnosis. Unfortunately, sometimes it takes a long stint in prison and/or secure hospitals before things change for these people.

[@Asiosky211]

I don't normally watch reaction videos but this was great! looking forward to catching up with the other episodes :D

[@rachelmarie5363]

Reason why there not cold is cos as a Yorkshire lass we don’t feel the cold YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE!!!!

[@f0rgottensoul_]

high school in the uk is so bad. I got beat up for being the quiet kid multiple times in and out of school, gotten scissors thrown at me in class and the teacher didn't give a shit and some kid tried to strangle me once in the same lesson. I also had lots of things stole such as clothes, bags and even money.

[@animeproductions5866]

im sorry that happened to you being the quiet kid in class mow i can relate to how you feel

[@maisieliberty1319]

😂 no one really wore coats in secondary school because they got self conscious and thought it was cool not to. Then we graduated and everyone at university wears coats when the wind starts to pick up 😂

[@olliered9924]

i remember when everyone started wearing those superdry coats/jacket

[@Ali1986Koksal]

Absolutely LOVE your content girl. You seem completely OBSESSED with Britain as well!! Have you ever actually been here? I live in Cambridge England and I've always harbored this inner desire to travel to the US one day but I'm not sure if I'm ever going to get round to it. Anyway keep on PUMPING out the reaction videos please ;)

[@maisieliberty1319]

This was entertaining, really interesting to see am Americans reaction to British schools and British TV ☺️

[@definedbythrine4638]

Aw I'm from Yorkshire

[@ianwaller2759]

Watched this series before - it’s very good! Nice watching it again & seeing your reaction

[@greenthatsit1808]

“Did he just push her” Love that’s on the same level as a hug here

[@hgrazza3579]

Love your reaction and your attitude. These basic rules should be taught at home, but unfortunately that's not always the case here and parenting is left to the teachers. You only have to look at the parents. to see why the kid has turned out the way they have.

[@rach3511]

Girls need to realise how pretty they are without makeup ❤️👍

[@AshleysReview]

Facts

[@craigireland5629]

Totally but that's social/peer pressure for you 🙁

[@benwinter6049]

Would it not be more helpful if girls didn't think they NEEDED to be pretty.

[@rach3511]

@@benwinter6049 Be more helpful if men didn't think women need to be pretty

[@benwinter6049]

@@rach3511 we are arguing the same point.

[@englishpete22]

Ashley, love your videos - this is a fabulous series and the last episode with Musharaf will have you crying happy tears, i promise - a properly inspiring video :)

[@MsDerrrrrrrrr]

Proud Yorkshire woman 😊 much love x

[@harmoneyreilly4225]

And the sad facts are many kids who was in these episodes are now locked or Dead - Cameron is locked up for his part in Murdering a dad he was 18 at the time of the Crime

[@soniacook2991]

Wow over 70 times in the heads office !!! I fucked up once by telling a teacher to f&@k off coz I was stressed by being bullied by pupils and by the teacher and he choked me and I was being abused at home , i only had one friend in school she like my soul sister no one messed with her and she’s always there to look out for me ... her mum and my mum grown together as friends too .. and how I’m 43 my soul sister is still are bestie .. we have both have kids that have grown up together too how we just say that we are all family.. so the generation just repeats!!

[@arleen123100]

Aww your reactions are so lovely!! Always make my day❤️ sending love from Wales uk:))

[@rebeccarose2537]

My goodness, you are a Good good Woman, I have to say, Your reactions are so humane! Your Lovely!! ❤❤❤❤🙏💗💗💗💗💗 thank goodness we have Woman like you on our earth plain 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤ Much love and !ight to you always! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤💗💗💗💗

[@andrewhallam237]

I watch this and just think to myself of an old saying, spare the rod and spoil the child. When I was at school in South Africa we used to get hit with a big plank of wood, the whole class would have to line up for the cane, the whole class. Boys would get it on the behind and girls would get it on their upturned palms. After school it was straight off to two years national service in the army. Tell you what though, no youth violence or hooliganism. It taught us respect.

[@anitahargreaves9526]

I wore a medicated cover up stick, spots, yuck. Vaseline for lips. Vanity, oh vanity. Now in my 50s, no make up as skin clear.

[@alecneate76]

Northern England has a very large Pakistani population. When the industrial revolution began in England, Yorkshire became the centre of the fabric industry, in Britain's post-war economic boom a lot of Pakistani immigrants were brought by the government to fill jobs in the fabric trade but the industry eventually collapsed and caused a lot of poverty. Within a very short period completely british towns were now half Pakistani, Muslim, and often with no English. Both sides were poor and proud of their identities. The British side have had their native community completely changed without getting a vote on it, and generations of Pakistani descendents born in the UK are caught between the two cultures.

[@lizcollinson2692]

The partition of India, creating Pakistan when India left the British empire and the wars that followed where a big reason behind the migration too.

[@phoenixrose1192]

I wouldn’t say it applies to the entire northern England, only in certain parts of Lancashire and Yorkshire, but it actually varies across those counties. I grew up in a small town in West Lancs that had a White British majority but if I went further East to places such as Burnley and Blackburn, the demographic is vastly different...

[@jaxxoceans3866]

Your my favourite American 💛

[@AshleysReview]

Thank you so much. I love and appreciate you.❤️❤️

[@Whatinthe-Y]

This news headline about Kamrrem Harris from 2018 probably not too surprising: 18 year-old FORMER child star of Educating Yorkshire has been jailed following a pub fight in which a man was run over by a car in a cowardly hit and run attack.

[@AshleysReview]

Hey, Spencer. Wow!!! You can tell he was going to be trouble smh it’s like he was unwilling to do better.

[@Whatinthe-Y]

@@AshleysReview It's heartbreaking when so many people try their hardest to put him on the straight and narrow

[@AshleysReview]

@@Whatinthe-Y You can only do so much.

[@94blondebimbo]

@@AshleysReview As you said that sort of thing starts at home. The fact that his brother turned out to be the same way as well says a lot.

[@richardwani2803]

I loved the educating series brilliant shows great reaction I watched a lot of your reactions but I only subscribed last week

[@glammy0107]

Please watch and react to Educating Yorkshire episode 8 the boy with the stammer. It's inspiring

[@Gillby47]

I remember crying at that one.

[@pinkpincol]

Year 7 = 11-12 yrs old Year 8 = 12-13 yrs old Year 9 = 13-14 yrs old Year 10 = 14-15 yrs old Year 11 = 15-16 yrs old

[@alisharaouf479]

If you think this is bad you should watch excluded kicked out of school. It’s so funny 😂. Also new favourite channel

[@krypticpanda6670]

Loving it!! Please keep this up if you can

[@christopherangeli1141]

This is so niche babes, even us in London don't understand what these Yorkshire folk are sayin'. I rate you for watching this though! love you x

[@michw3755]

I'm in my fifties and went to school in West Yorkshire. I've only seen one episode of this series because I was embarrassed and annoyed at the way the kids spoke and behaved towards other pupils and teachers. When I was at school, if I'd spoke to teachers in that fashion, my mum would've knocked my head off. Going to see the headmaster/headmistress was a fate worse than death and you very rarely had parents being called into school, I never even had a detention, it was only for the worst of students. I could forgive the amount of makeup the girls wear, if was applied correctly, but considering that they have tutorials galore on KZbin at their disposal, their efforts were appalling, and am surprised that parents let them leave the house looking like that. Having said that, I applaud the teachers for turning up day in, day out to try and guide these kids into having some sort of a future, because God knows, their parents aren't up to the job. 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️🙆‍♀️

[@cubbykovu8955]

This is at least ten years old before youtube really took off it takes time to learn to do make up even with videos XD They do look funny

[@michw3755]

@@cubbykovu8955 I beg to differ, it was filmed in 2013, KZbin was established 2005. They were sat at computers and most appeared to have mobile phones, and the young lady with black hair, can't remember her name didn't learn about eyebrows and eyebrow templates from word of mouth, I'll bet. And black nail polish is also a realtively new concept, only previously worn by goths, until the advent of KZbin influencers. I may be an oldie, but I am aware of trends. My daughter, who does predate KZbin, never would've considered going to school caked in makeup, nor would I or her school have let her.

[@cubbykovu8955]

@@michw3755 Oh is it that young I thought it was more 2010 hmmm Ok I am slow on the uptake well even so maybe it takes time to get it right I guess still

[@IshtarNike]

The main difference in schools these days is half the parents would sooner take the side of immature children than teachers. They seem to think that teachers regularly (an important word there) make stuff up just to be mean to students. This means discipline breaks down as young people rapidly learn that they can always go crying to parents who will undermine the school. It's atrocious and the sad thing is it's the kids who suffer.

[@mazinwonderland3077]

It has nothing to do with having no father around. My own father died when I was 3, my mother had to be both mother and father. It`s down to bad parenting.

[@soundsforself]

I love this 🤣 subscribed immediately

[@emeryjem]

Kamrrem seems like he has a lot of energy. I would have really recommended martial arts for him at that point. Good for energy and discipline and really fun.

[@inyeonjung9536]

Can anyone enlighten me on why the parent for Karreem (sp?) wasn't called in earlier? 5 complaints and 73 visits before parent interaction and even then it's the last straw. This is a legitimate question. I don't know how the system works there.

[@judithfurmston3731]

Different schools have different systems. It seems like Thornhill was trying different methods under a new Headteacher and wasn't harsh enough with some pupils. Just one violent incident would get you on suspension at my school, and you'd come back "On report" (Regular reporting to the Head of House) for a few weeks. More violence=Expulsion. We didn't have isolation but it was introduced after I left. I was one of the good kids though lol.

[@inyeonjung9536]

@@judithfurmston3731 Thank you for your insight.

[@christopherangeli1141]

You're naturally beautiful, you didn't and will never need makeup!

[@dianeleitch7049]

Turn the clock back 60 years we would have got caned (England) and belt (Scotland) and would not have told our parents.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

You might not know but in cases where the parents are separated or divorced, the school will only talk to one parent - usually the mother - citing confidentiality. It happened to me. Separated fathers are marginalized, if not demonized.

[@amygrant1503]

I love seeing Americans react to uk schools, honestly they wouldn't last week 😂😂😂

[@AshleysReview]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ashleighpurcigo1130]

My old school was asked to do educating Cardiff 3 times they declined the offer every time bc they didn’t want a bad reputation online

[@thomaslawley9816]

It's a good series..great reaction fam

[@AshleysReview]

Thank you 😊

[@UkSapyy]

hey there Yorkshire we chuffin love ya

[@hmtqnikitashakur3399]

love this!!!

[@iibearx8001]

Funniest thing is that, that school ain’t even the worst -

[@laurenbuttle9397]

Year 10 in the uk is usually 14-15 depending on when in the year you’re born

[@thatsthat2612]

Im commenting half way through but i bet as soon as you see mushys episode, youre gonna cry.

[@MH_2456]

I’d like to make it clearer that not every British secondary school is as bad as this. Most people DO have manners, and work very hard at school 😀