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Simreet M in Year7 responded to whole class questions regarding equality in #Sikhism #Supersimreet @AbbeyCollegeAC

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Fantastic turnout for the #Philosophy breakfast session at 7.30am this morning!

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Year 11 students currently sitting #RE exam.

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The abuse of Nigel Farage is disgraceful - and just not British | via @Telegraph http://t.co/UQP5JWl2GS

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Question of the day: Where does bravery end and foolishness begin?

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@smsc_ac MCW: Your free will is also limited by your physical ability. You can only do things you are physically capable of.

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Question of the Day: Have we really got free will?

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It can only be right in extreme circumstances and if the criminal has been PROVEN guilty.

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@smsc_ac but if you take a life, then your life is not worth as much, so killing them will not make up for the life lost:

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@smsc_ac It should be allowed in extreme cases of a crime as they have ruined someone else's life so theirs should be ruined too.

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@smsc_ac Never, as if you kill a criminal you are as bad as the criminal: Ryan year 10

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@smsc_ac It depends on what the criminal has done - Chloe year 9

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Question of the Day: Is capital punishment ever justified?

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@smsc_ac But sometimes shouting in anger can lead to physical violence: Shellis year 11

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@smsc_ac Shouting in anger is better than using physical violence. Rhys year 11

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@smsc_ac Shouting is anger will only lead to more anger. Shellie Year 11

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@smsc_ac If you are in a situation where your voice really needs to be heard then it is necessary - Jack C Year 11

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@smsc_ac It depends what the question is!! Jack year 11

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Question of the Day: Is shouting in anger ever the answer?

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Question of the Day: Is lying ever OK?