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Intervening in kids bullying?
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Noooo. You can't perv on kids with CCTV. It does not stop the 'crime' it only records it.
Nobody's perving on kids, jesus, you're messing right? :pac:
The CCTV acts as both a deterrent, and a recording device in case of any escalation of an incident. Incidents of bullying and misbehaviour have been dramatically reduced in the school as a result. There hasn't been anyone setting fires in the yard or telling teachers on yard duty "fcuk off ye fat cnut!" in a while
(and no, that wasn't directed at me, I may be a fat cnut, but I'm not a teacher, thank fcuk!)Why waste the money on an expensive CCTV system when you could employ a bouncer to give the bullies sum grief in the playground.
CCTV is a far more cost effective option, though I like the way you're thinking :pac:0 -
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One eyed Jack wrote: »Nobody's perving on kids, jesus, you're messing right? :pac:
The CCTV acts as both a deterrent, and a recording device in case of any escalation of an incident. Incidents of bullying and misbehaviour have been dramatically reduced in the school as a result. There hasn't been anyone setting fires in the yard or telling teachers on yard duty "fcuk off ye fat cnut!" in a while
(and no, that wasn't directed at me, I may be a fat cnut, but I'm not a teacher, thank fcuk!)
CCTV is a far more cost effective option, though I like the way you're thinking :pac:
I guess it depends on the school. But the feeling of being watched all the time is disgusting and personally I think its damaging to a persons wellbeing
When they installed CCTV on our school bus, fights still happened as frequently and just as before they had cctv, people got caught. After it happened.
Its just before, somebody said who it was and after, nobody would say as they knew it was on CCTV #usGangMentality
Your own observations are probably more to the point. You have successful moved the bullying away from the school. But you have not stopped the cause at all. Treating the symptom doesn't cure the disease0 -
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You probably have the technology in your pocket...record it when you see it. Make sure they know if you see any more of it that your recording goes to the school and Gardai.
Did it on a persistent fly-tipper on my property, the threat to send it to the council and Gardai had him eating out of my hand (still) and he removed the rubbish he had dumped.
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Happyman42 wrote: »You probably have the technology in your pocket...record it when you see it. Make sure they know if you see any more of it that your recording goes to the school and Gardai.
Did it on a persistent fly-tipper on my property, the threat to send it to the council and Gardai had him eating out of my hand (still) and he removed the rubbish he had dumped.
Clever boy. Do this op. Although the poor bullied kid will be just as worried that he will be seen in YouTube being bullied too0 -
Clever boy. Do this op. Although the poor bullied kid will be just as worried that he will be seen in YouTube being bullied too
If you get it on film you don't need to judge them, just tell them if you see any more of the behaviour then the tape goes to the school and Gardai.
The look on my fly-tippers face when he saw the footage was just priceless(I just walked up beside him the next day and showed him it) I then said if the ground wasn't cleared by the next evening the Council environment dept and the Gardai would be getting a copy. Walked away from him. Job done next evening (although the cheeky pup asked me to give him a hand to lift a bit of it) 0 -
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Were they in uniform? Notify the principal of the school right away. Chances are the principal will be able to identify them if you're able to give any sort of description. Poor boy. There's a few schools close to the canal but a boys one particularly close by
They were in uniform alright but I couldn't make it out (they had jackets and stuff and I was out range of my terrible eyesight). I can think of two lads' schools nearby (this was the part of the canal just up from the back of the roisin if you're heading down towards the cathedral)Happyman42 wrote: »You probably have the technology in your pocket...record it when you see it. Make sure they know if you see any more of it that your recording goes to the school and Gardai.
Did it on a persistent fly-tipper on my property, the threat to send it to the council and Gardai had him eating out of my hand (still) and he removed the rubbish he had dumped.
Yeah, that did occur to me (after the fact of course
). I've got a €20 brick of a phone right now though unfortunately. 0 -
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Miley Old-fashioned Escalator wrote: »They were in uniform alright but I couldn't make it out (they had jackets and stuff and I was out range of my terrible eyesight). I can think of two lads' schools nearby (this was the part of the canal just up from the back of the roisin if you're heading down towards the cathedral)
Yeah, that did occur to me (after the fact of course). I've got a €20 brick of a phone right now though unfortunately.
They don't have to know the quality, or that you where too far away, they won't take the risk of being identified. Kids are more worried about being caught bullying these days.0 -
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