Caned by the Headmaster!

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Reformed: A nervous Stacy awaits her punishment with dread, knowing what to expect from the Headmaster's cruel cane. Her fear intensifies when she learns how many strokes she is to be awarded - three dozen. It is every bit as bad as she fears - yet she endures. The cane is such an elegant implement. Beautiful, long, generally smooth, and sometimes with a well-crafted crook handle. It's an implement that can become the subject of objectification. I remember my first erections were all about it, rather than any human flesh! To this day, I still dream of it, although I would say I have the balance between cane and flesh rather better sorted these days! Great minds definitely think alike when it comes to the discipline of those cheeky young Stinglads, Ethan! I suppose, strictly speaking, Good Morning is correct , given you are a few moments early’ she said, raising her eyebrows slightly.

A psychiatrist advised that he was a "disturbed boy, likely to deteriorate in his present home." He suggested that the boy should be placed in a children's home, but there was no vacancy so he was sent to the approved school instead. THE approved schools date from the monumental Children's Act of 1933. They were intended to be a break away from the reformatory mentality. "We shall avoid the penal aspect of these places," said the Home Secretary of the day -- Sir John Simon.The master who took the photographs was the author of a letter, published in the Daily Mail in March, which fiercely criticised the way approved schools are run. A good-natured, friendly and mischievous youngster. Though one of the quieter members of the group his good-humoured sense of fun tended to get him into trouble for 'impertinence,' but he has not been a disciplinary problem. He responded easily to friendly interest and encouragement." Behind practically every approved school pupil is a tale of a broken or unhappy home and inadequate parents. About three-quarters of them need psychiatric help. He took the pictures because he was increasingly concerned at the severity with which "maladjusted and emotionally disturbed boys" were beaten.

So, to business. Your parents are not happy with the way things are. Specifically, they do not think you are behaving in the mature fashion we would expect of a young adult your age.’ I was once given an after-school detention for being late. I skipped the detention, and the following day I was made to attend after-school detention again. Afterwards, after the others who were on detention had been dismissed, I had to stay behind. I then had to bend over one of the desks and I was given four strokes of the cane. Thanks for including Ryan on the receiving end – good to see some slightly older hunky guys put in their place – especially by Rich. Would like to see James Holt put in his place again soon.But there appear to be other establishments which are doing the community a bad turn. The Home Office should make a very searching inquiry into the whole system. When the rest of the class had gone, she took me into the small science prep room, and said that she had intended to send me to the headmaster to be caned, but had decided to punish me herself. I was very relieved at first, because although I had never been caned, I knew boys who had and I knew that it would be awful. I hadn’t thought about it before, but today was becoming revelatory I terms of how clearly I was now seeing … Mr. Gibbens's appointment follows the disclosure in the Daily Mail Newsight article on May 5 that a master had taken photographs of boys who had been beaten at the school, which is in Surrey. I believe you. I believe that at this moment that is exactly how you feel. I accept your apology. I will expect you to go home and apologise to them too, and to change your behaviour considerably. Can you be trusted to do that?’

Four out of five doctors to whom the photographs were shown consider the caning, in at least one case, was too harsh and exceeded the maximum punishment permitted by Home Office regulations. After the sixth stroke I was told to pull my pants up and to behave in her class in future. That night, as I examined my red, smarting bottom in the mirror, I determined that I would do exactly that. In March, Newsight said that a full inquiry into the approved school system was necessary "if only to clear the air." Getting Away with It: Shari is constantly in trouble, requiring regular trips to Mr Wallace, the school disciplinarian. It's even worse when she gets punished at home too, on top of an already sore bottom. She gets into further trouble by telling Mr Wallace she has been awarded three strokes of the cane - a lie, as she should be getting twelve. Unfortunately her crime is discovered, and she receives a terrible punishment from the Head, made worse by the application of a caustic cream to her seat. Sufficient evidence of excessive punishment for the photographs to be placed before the Chief Medical Officer to the Ministry of Health and the Home Office.I knew I was compelled to ask. It was not a choice. I heard a disembodied whisper that I hardly recognised.

The boy in this case is aged 14. A teacher is liable to instant dismissal for infringing the punishment regulations. There are 123 approved schools in Britain, most of them run by voluntary bodies. Many are astonishingly successful, happy places. Among the headmasters and mistresses are numbers of skilful, dedicated people who show continual patience in spite of perpetual disappointments. He says that "far worse" beatings have been inflicted, by both present and previous headmasters and their deputies. The Third Beating of the Day: Grant Academy's discipline policy is such that when 16-year-old Shay ends up being punished three times in a single day, her last punishment, a Level 3 caning, results in her being caned bare bottomed in public. According to a master at the school -- who took the photographs -- the punishments were fairly typical and not excessive by the school's normal standards.I muttered my assent, trying to raise my eyes to meet hers. This proved to be particularly difficult.