A school in Surin, northeastern Thailand has introduced strict, conservative guidelines that will deduct points off students for not following the school rules. A photo of the student’s handbook was shared on the “Bad Student” or “Nak Lien Leaw” Facebook page.
The school’s principal told students on orientation day if they don’t like the rules, they are free to leave, according to media that spoke to some of the students at the school. The principal was quite clear…
“Whoever can’t take it shouldn’t come and study here. Just quit”
Every student starts off the school year with 100 points each. If they fail to stand up straight or do not respect the Thai flag, 10 points will be deducted. Not being a good student at school, that’s another 10 points off. Failure to sing the Thai anthem loud and clear? 5 points off. The harshest rule is if students fails to…
