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Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:12 pm
by StanO'Toole
I'm in my final year of school this year so I have the leaving next summer. I was in school there on Monday just for a half hour to get timetables and that. We have a new principal that rekonds he can stop all students/pupils (even those with full liences) from driving into school! I laughed in his face and gave him abuse and now because of that I just found out I am getting suspended on Friday which is my first proper day back for lashing out?

I don't know if there is anyone on the forum that is a teacher or know anything about this sort of thing but can a school do this?

My point that I am trying to make is that I have been waiting for 6, 7 odd years to start driving and I then go out and buy a car, maintain it, NCT it, insure it, tax it and go through the hassle to get a drivers lience and I would not even ask how much all that came to money wise and now someone is telling me I'm not aloud drive it to the place I spend most of the year? Let me know what you think and if he doesn't back down I'l let you know all the news papers and radio stations the subject will be in :lol:

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:25 pm
by mmurfee
hi Stan, long time since i was at school but i know the principal has the right to make these decisions its the same here students are not allowed drive/park in school carpark they must park outside schools grounds.

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:38 pm
by mustard
i done my leaving 2 years ago, and i drove into school in my last year. the principal wouldn't let us park inside, which is fair enough as the carpark was full as it is. after a month or so, he then told us he wanted are car keys when we went in and would get them back at the end of the day. i did the same laughed in his face and walked away. when i told me parents they did the same, as its none of there buisness how we get to school, there only responsible for us when we are in school, outside the school grounds, frog em....

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:46 pm
by StanO'Toole
With the way you drive Glennon I can't blame them for trying to take your keys :lol: I joke. You see the thing is they don't want us driving in what so ever!

You this is the last thing I want is this kind of crap as after all it is my leaving cert year and at the begining of last year I got dred locks and got suspended for four weeks and I'm not backing down on this but I can't afford for tat to happen again!

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:49 pm
by macker
drive to school, park outside school property, dont mess about with or in the car until you are going home, infact dont even go near the car till you are going home and then just go!,
then their is nothing he can say or do to you as the car doesn't come on school grounds and is just a conveyance to and from school and as such it is not under any of his remit!

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:51 pm
by coop
Yea unfortunately most schools have that rule, when I got my mini, I wasnt allowed to park inside school grounds and thats five years ago now. But it was no big deal just parked in the housing estate opposite and chances are it would have been vandalised if parked in the school carpark

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:02 am
by The Marcos Graveyard
StanO'Toole wrote: I laughed in his face and gave him abuse

How very uncouth of you Stan.

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:04 am
by StanO'Toole
Macker, I'm in Saint Brendans accross the way from Wood Brook golf course there and there is not really anyway to park the cars except for the house accrooss the road but two of the lads have been clamped by the house who owns the entrance so the you think the path beside the bus stop is school property?

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:05 am
by StanO'Toole
Hey TMG, Mustard did it to! Why don't you say something to him! Is he the special one? :lol: :lol: :lol:

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:12 am
by Tony Cooney
Hey Stan,

I drive the 145 bus so I'll give you my schedule and you can travel for free-problem sorted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Tony

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 10:39 am
by kona
StanO'Toole wrote:Macker, I'm in Saint Brendans accross the way from Wood Brook golf course there and there is not really anyway to park the cars except for the house accrooss the road but two of the lads have been clamped by the house who owns the entrance so the you think the path beside the bus stop is school property?

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:
I wouldnt park it in the school, as sombody mentioned, it will be vandalised.
As regards the clamping, unless they ahave signs up, and own the property outside their house(which they do not the council do), they cannot clamp you, if they do first politley ask them to remove it, if the refuse, just get a big frog off angle grinder and grind it off in front of them. Then bill them for the angle grinder, and any damage to the car.

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:36 pm
by mustard
haha im not special, just everybody has given up trying to tell me!!! just lower stud to the ground then they cant get the clamp on!!!

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 5:43 pm
by StanO'Toole
Tony, I did not go out of my way to take a fre ride on your bus! :lol:

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 7:57 pm
by Tony Cooney
Hey Stan,

Now that I know what you look like, that free ride still stands!!!!! :wink: :wink: :shock:


Tony

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 8:15 pm
by StanO'Toole
Happy days, well are you working in the morning? I f so what time will you be at the church in Shankill? And then I can see if you keep your bus as clean as your Mini :lol:

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 8:18 pm
by Tony Cooney
I'm off tomorrow Stan and then am on from 2pm til 9pm for the rest of the week so you best have your money ready for the grumpy drivers a sI wont be about to get you into St. Brendans this week!!


Tony

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 8:20 pm
by miniireland
stan with an attitude like that i wouldnt have been so polite if i was the principal ,rules are rules,they are there to be obeyed just like the mans authority its there to be respected....


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Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:37 pm
by StanO'Toole
Rules are there for a reason and I understand that and I do see him as an authority firgure but he does not have the authority to tell me (or anyone for that fact) that we can not park in grounds that have nothing to do with him!

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:52 pm
by markcaffo
MY school was the same they worry about people mess about with there cars and locals and perants complan when i drove in i parked my car away from the school didnt give any of my mates a lift if they dont see it our get complants about it they dont really care just say nutting and drive in

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:26 am
by sanguiss
Anybody remembers the film "the Principal with James Belusci
You don't mess with the principal..... :wink:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:54 am
by clubmankev
Coonos Cab wrote:Hey Stan,

I drive the 145 bus so I'll give you my schedule and you can travel for free-problem sorted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Tony
Tut, Tut, Tony. I could have the revenue protection squad on you :shock: !!! every fare counts in these recessionary times. Joking aside, I have sympathy with your plight stan and hope you reach a favourable outcome but I fear your little (understandable) outburst will hamper any chance of this. If you are going to be home friday maybe I could finally collect those locking hoops from you :idea:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:20 pm
by StanO'Toole
Jasus, how long have been saying that to each-other? Bert still has my half a sidewalk and he took them of for me. I have a new phone now as my old one broke so I cannot contact him. Can anyone help me out? I'l pm you my number and just give me a text so I have your own.

StanO'Toole :mrgreen:

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:52 pm
by mad4mini's
ya did the right thing stan frog him!! i'm nt supposed to drive into the school grounds not gonna stop me :twisted: anyway my principal did suome thing way worse!! which makes me think he's gay but any way he banned make up for d girlies and piis'd off d whole school!! you think the first thing on a monday morning i want to see is aload of hung over moths with no make up to make it worse!! not happening!!

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:11 pm
by Deadly Dave
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mad4mini's wrote:you think the first thing on a monday morning i want to see is aload of hung over moths with no make up to make it worse!! not happening!!

Re: Driving to school

Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:56 pm
by StanO'Toole
Thats a bad alright! Your principal deserves a slap! You gave Dave a good laugh anyway but when he tryed to ban make-up I'd say you were crying!

StanO'Toole :mrgreen: