@KA0807_@crewedave1@saavikhq So you think it’s fine that a kid could just phone a parent claiming to be ill then disappear off campus without anyone knowing?
I don’t.
If a kid is sick they should go through teachers.
@LIZARD_ASH@kstar_74@oldishbird1@saavikhq Yes, it’s the process that’s wrong in this case.
Children should not be allowed to phone a random person and ask to be picked up.
@LIZARD_ASH@kstar_74@oldishbird1@saavikhq This process has nothing to do with mobile phones though.
A kid should not be able to phone any random person to be picked up without the school following a strict process.
Kids would just disappear.
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@merepiff That’s ridiculous.
Either you don’t understand the question or you’re being wilfully obtuse.
A child is not in a situation where they are the only person who can call 999. It just doesn’t happen.
@merepiff Centralising?
Teachers have mobile phones, they also have walkie talkies in many instances.
Again, what kind of emergency will a school child face that they and only they can make a call to the emergency services?
@merepiff Emergencies are the same universally?
What does that even mean?
Again, name me an emergency in school where a schoolchild would be the one who would need to call emergency services.
My point being, children don’t need phones in school. And you’re unable to disprove that.