-
I don't know.
-
We tried pushing her your way.
-
And what happened.
-
This place is an experiment.
-
This school opened in 1921.
-
Alright then, it's a big experiment...
-
... with my daughter.
-
Our daughter.
-
Our daughter had a
bit of a breakdown.
-
Shhh... She'll hear you.
-
She knows she was ill.
-
It seems she knows she failed to
get into the school of your dreams.
-
Oh that's right, blame me.
-
It's not about blame, it's about
doing what's best for Maddy.
-
One term and we'll review.
-
Looks like this is rehab.
-
Try 'childhood'.
-
You don't get me a boarding school
two minutes from my house.
-
I'm not dumping you.
-
I'm paying.
-
What with? Spanners?
-
That's why I'm not getting out.
-
You haven't got no money, have you?
-
I'm getting.
-
I'm working on a plan.
-
It'll all be sorted when I pick
you up for the end of term.
-
End of term?
-
Aren't you gonna come and see me?
-
School don't like parents
bugging kids during term time.
-
Honestly. That's what they said.
-
The kids are long-haired weirdos.
-
Hello! I'm not gonna fit in here, dad.
-
Why have I come to this school?
-
Because I don't know what
else to do with you, son.
-
We need to find the head teacher.
-
You want Maddy to turn out like her?
-
I want Maddy to turn out like Maddy.
-
I am doing my best for you, Ryan.
-
Don't go getting chucked out again.
-
Third time lucky, eh?
-
Peter! Peter!
-
That's your new head teacher, Maddy.
-
Not him.
-
Her.
-
Watch out!
-
Uh, excuse me. Who exactly
is in charge around here?
-
Erm...
-
We all are.
-
I'm Stella.
-
Maddy's buddy.
-
You can say your goodbyes now if you want.
-
I'll look after her.
-
- No.
- Yes.
-
Mum...
-
This is for you, darling.
-
A mobile!
Thanks, mum!
-
Alright. Keep it switched ON.
I've put the charger in your case.
-
Here's some money.
Hm?
-
It's for emergencies only.
-
Here's a list of things to do.
-
Hug for mum?
-
Now work hard, yeah?
Keep on top of your lessons.
-
And if you don't like in here,
then you can come home.
-
Bye!
-
It'll be fine Mads.
Okay?
-
Don't worry about anything.
Just have fun. Okay?
-
But, dad...
-
Love you. Hm?
-
Love you too, dad.
-
Okay, come here.
-
This is Matt. We call him 'yoga mat'.
[chuckles]
-
He's your house parent
and responsible adult.
-
The locker is for your valuables.
-
And Matt can look after your key if
you want. He's your house parent.
-
Giving no parents. And I don't need
nobody, thanks, all the same.
-
Nerd.
-
Everyone can climb that tree.
-
Just not the big because
basically it's.
-
There is also regulation that does not allow
a rule about not climbing it when it's raining.
-
What you mean is prohibited?
-
The school rules.
-
We we make them.
-
And sometimes we break them.
-
Kids make all the rules?
-
We meet here twice a week.
-
to discuss stuff,
-
propose new rules.
-
Everybody votes...
-
... and if enough people agree,
the rule is made law.
-
So what? We had a school
council at my last school.
-
yaps away but still
the teachers their way
-
It's not like that here.
-
The teachers are just part of
the community. Same as us.
-
It's 'one person, one vote'.
-
Hey, hey!
-
No skateboards allowed indoors.
It wrecks-up floors for everyone else.
-
Sorry.
-
A kid made up that rule?
-
Yeah, Carmen.
She got splinters.
-
Okay then...
-
I'm gonna say I don't
have to go to lessons.
-
Someone already did.
-
The man who started Summerhill.
-
He thought that kids should only
go to lessons if they wanted to.
-
So, I don't have to go to lessons?
-
You don't have to do
anything you don't want to.
-
That's the whole point of Summerhill.
-
And there's the drama studio.
-
Hi! I am Heather.
-
Come up, we're playing Pirates.
I'm being Tiger Lily!
-
Climbing trees is dangerous.
-
Who says?
-
Hi mum!
-
Yes, I'm fine.
-
Yes, the phone's working great!
-
Ahoy, there!
-
Enemy sighted at 3 o' clock!
-
Heather, we've played it already.
Let's do Mermaids on the Rock.
-
No, it's the real enemy...
-
... who is coming on board, Peter!
-
- Aarrgh!
- Yeah, take that Hook!
-
Not him...
-
Them!
-
It's invasion!
-
There's hundreds of them!
-
Who are they?
-
Office of Standards in Education.
-
OFSTED
-
OFSTED!
-
OFSTED
-
Please remember: You're not educational
philosophers, but school inspectors.
-
Even if Summerhill might not feel like a
school, it is registered as a one...
-
and, as such, has to meet
certain minimum standards.
-
The key to a successful inspection...
-
will be to remain absolutely
focused on the big question.
-
And that is...
-
Are the children getting
an adequate education?
-
And if not... why not?
-
Precisely, Myrtle... Precisely.
-
So, you know the drill:
-
Quantifiable attainments.
-
Value added improvements.
-
Precise targets!
-
[LAUGHTER]
Bullseye!
-
That's a matter of order! I'm gonna
bring you up for that, Peter.
-
This isn't right, Len.
-
I'm afraid it is.
-
OFSTED wrote to say they were
coming for a three-day inspection.
-
No, I didn't mean that.
-
They've been in virtually every
year for the past nine years...
-
... but they've never sent in
eight inspectors before.
-
Len, I think this is a hit squad.
-
Somebody somewhere has got
waiting for us to do things the government's way.
-
What are you doing, Zoey?
-
Not going quietly.
-
Move it, all out in rows.
-
Good job, Fire Committee!
-
Roger Warton.
-
Zoey Redhead but call me Zoey,
everyone else does.
-
Mrs. Redhead, we will need the attendance role for lessons.
-
We haven't got one.
-
So the pupils are still allowed to choose whether or not they go to lessons?
-
Absolutely. Children don't have to go to a single lesson the whole time they are at Summerhill.
-
Does she mean that??
-
You bet!
-
All lessons remain optional.
-
All lessons remain optional.
-
We would like to follow the coursesobserve lessons as soon as possible.
-
Sorry we haven't got any today ...
-
... but you are welcome to observe sign-up.
-
If you do sign up for lessons, it's still up to you
-
whether you actually come along or not.
-
But if and when you come do come along
-
... You come along to learn and participate fully.
-
It is not fair on the other guys if you come in here and mess about.
-
If you want to do that ...
-
... There is plenty of room out there.
-
Now, Leonard's top tip for the new guys:
-
Playing is the most important thing you will do here at Summerhill .
-
Make time for it.
-
Guys,l need your sheets back by this afternoon please.
-
And when I've drunk a couple of buckets of coffee and wrapped a warm towel around my head
-
... I will write your personal time tables
-
I'm going to do English
-
... And woodwork of course
-
Of course, you build a new boat?
-
Thank you, Peter.
-
What about you,Ryan?
-
Earth to Ryan?
-
What about a bit of astronomy, Ryan?
-
You know, the stars at night ...
-
Get to join up the dots.
-
No.
-
What about a language?
-
Good opportunity for conversation.
-
No.
-
We do a nice array on a magic tricks.
-
Bike Mechanics ...
-
Cricket;
-
No no no.
-
I do not want to sign up to any lesson.
-
Do I smell?
-
Ryan.
-
Didn't you just say you weren't interested?
-
No.
-
Okay, bye for now then. See you later.
-
Sorry that took so long.
-
I do hope I sound better in translation.
-
Now, has anybody got any questions?
-
Maddy.
-
How much are we allowed to sign up for?
-
Well, as much as you like really.
-
As many as you think you'll be happy with.
-
Yeah, as many as you like.
-
Yes, no lessons!
-
Come on! Yes Yes! No lessons!
-
Hello Maddy.
-
How is sign-up?
-
I didn't get any lessons for the first year I was here!
-
I could not do that.
-
I've got to keep on top of things.
-
Hi Mom.
-
Yes, I'm just signing up the lessons.
-
All my subjects are here.
-
They even do Japanese.
-
Yes, okay, I will .
-
English, Math, Science, Geography ...
-
Will he come back to lessons?
-
Probably
-
Probably?
-
I see...
-
Do you have an approximate time scale for "probably"?
-
Couple of weeks in most cases.
-
Sometimes it's months before the boredom and curiosity factor sets in.
-
It could be years.
-
Years?
-
Children do not have years.
-
Exactly why A.S. Neil thought that childhood was so precious.
-
The late Mr. Niel's philosophy is all very interesting I'm sure
-
... But what about the day-to-day practicalities?
-
What strategies have you put in place to support children like him?
-
We don't use strategies as such.
-
I do hope you will experience some of the Summerhill magic while you're here.
-
I'm sorry,but I can't see "magic" here on my tick-list.
-
No.
-
I cried a lot when I first came here.
-
You'll get into it. It's brilliant and fun!
-
I don't think so.
-
Does she ever let you alone?
-
This will cheer you up.
-
What will?
-
The lights out in half an hour!
-
Yes, Stella!
-
Come.
-
Do you want to go down town for fish and chips tomorrow?
-
I'm broke.
-
Anyone for kisses and cuddles?
-
Me!
-
Look, I have got sweets.
-
Yeah , and I have got some crisps.
-
What is that all for?
-
Me and Peter ...
-
... are planning to sneak out. A midnight feast.
-
Ssch, don't let them hear.
-
Why?
-
They're bed officers.
-
They'll make sure we go to bed.
-
I know, we could hide all under my invisibility cloak.
-
I do not want to get into trouble.
-
We won't.
-
Only if we get caught.
-
I am not coming.
-
Suit yourself.
-
Where did you get this phone?
-
My mom.
-
She is a lawyer.
-
Mine works abroad.
-
What do you think this place is?
-
Some of the kids are a bit weird.
-
Like Peter, right?.
-
"Invisibility cloak"
-
How old is he? Six?
-
Lend me a fiver?
-
I barely got a twenty pound note
-
and it is for an emergencies only.
-
Like what?
-
Don't worry.
-
Maddy.
-
Maddy.
-
Maddy.
-
How was your first night?
-
Come on.
-
Still offer town?
-
I thought you were skinned.
-
Well, I forgot I had this.
-
Welcome to our school meeting.
-
Meeting come to order!
-
Everyone, sit down and shut up!!
-
We are here to inspect the school.
-
Quiet, please.
-
I want to bring up Peter for throwing a waterballon ...
-
Hang on,there is an agenda, you have to wait.
-
I want to bring up Heather and Peter ...
-
... for sneaking out last night and waking me up.
-
Sorry, Stella speaks next.
-
I'm gonna speak for Maddy as ombudsman.
-
She saw Ryan taking twenty pounds from her cupboard.
-
You liar!
-
Shhh! Don't crosstalk.
-
Ryan, just tell us your side of the story..
-
- I didn't steal nothing!. - You did!
-
Peter.
-
Ryan was skinned last night, today he was freshing a twenty.
-
Just check his pockets. He has stuffed it in there.
-
Look, I will not do if you want to.
-
I haven't got the money.
-
Maddy says Ryan asked for her money last night ...
-
... And she told him her mom had given her twenty pounds.
-
Order!
-
How do we know that Ryan took Maddy's money?
-
I saw him coming out of our room last night.
-
Ryan that's pretty obvious you did it.
-
I found it...
-
I found it outside.
-
I find it a bit unprobable to find twenty pounds lying randomly..
-
I believe the new girl.
-
Sam stop crosstalking. If you want to say something put your hand up.
-
He shouldn't go into other rooms and take things ...
-
New kids always gonna get wild.
-
I did ...
-
Ok, that'll be fine, shut up!
-
I propose Ryan get a strong warning..
-
What about Maddy? She's lost twenty pounds!
-
That's a lot!
-
I propose that Ryan is fined twenty pounds.
-
It could be taken out of his pocke. - Pocket money?
-
How about we say two pounds a week?
-
Ok.
-
Anymore hands? No
-
Okay let's take the proposals.
-
So there are two proposals .
-
All those in favor of a strong warning for Ryan?
-
All those in favor of Ryan being fined twenty pounds and the money goes to Maddy?
-
Ryan it's been carried that you're fined two pounds a week for the next ten weeks.
-
Hold on, you can not leave without the permission of the chair!
-
Twenty fine for Ryan.
-
I'm worried about that boy.
-
We really must see some lessons, Myrtle.
-
You must get permission before leaving the meeting.
-
Really? The impertinence ...
-
Okay, meeting closed.
-
Hey, Maddy.
-
Did your sign up sheet?
-
Thank you.
-
Are you sure about these, Maddy?
-
You don't want to do any of the fun activities?
-
That's old man Neil.
-
He believed passionately that children have rights.
-
That they are not owned by the teachers ...
-
... Or your parents.
-
This is what I want to do.
-
Freedom is a big thing to deal with, Maddy.
-
You are not used to having it.
-
I thought you wanted to be mates.
-
I do!
-
You trashed me off!
-
But you stole the money!
-
Are you alright, Peter?
-
Hello, Mom.
-
Dad! Let me in!
-
Dad, where are you?
-
SOLD
-
Maddy! I can help you to make a wooden one.
-
Later... if you like.
-
Thanks, but I 've got lessons.
-
Come on, dad!
-
Pick up the phone!
-
He promised that it would be different this time.
-
Instead, he sold the house and he disappeared.
-
I'm sure there is a simple explanation.
-
Ryan, it is okay.
-
It's alright to cry.
-
Who is going to look after me now?
-
We are.
-
Oh yeah!
-
That's a lie too!
-
Cause the kids are going to chuck me out the next meeting and you know it.
-
Ah, there you are!
-
The classrooms are deserted!
-
That is because they are all in there.
-
Again...
-
I can't observe if there is nothing to... observe!
-
Come on in!
-
It is decided that you can come in.
-
This is a special meeting to sort out what happened with Ryan.
-
You were quite right about that boy, Myrtle.
-
He needs supervision and structure.
-
It wasn't a fight!
-
Peter never lifted a finger.
-
Ryan just kept kicking him.
-
Len.
-
I can't remember anything like this.
-
Well, perhaps once.
-
I propose Ryan is sent home for a week
-
I don't think it is long enough. He is a pain!
-
Send him home for the rest of the term!
-
It's getting serious, but I say three days is enough.
-
If you he has to stay here ...
-
and live with people who are fed up with him ...
-
he will get the point quicker.
-
Yes...
-
He went downtown to his home and is not allowed to do that.
-
Yes, you should be gated for that.
-
But he does not know all the rules.
-
He can read the rule book.
-
Anybody else got anything to say?
-
I know I got up to people's noses when I started here.
-
yes, you were right a little toe rag.
-
But you didn't try to break anyone's nose.
-
Alright, I didn't hit anyone.
-
but I knicked stuff that I could get my hand on.
-
And that was just the first week.
-
Kids have issues and get angry.
-
I was angry back then, and Ryan is now.
-
He got stuff going on in his life and maybe he will talk to somenone about it
-
But he won't if we just chuck him out.
-
I propose that Ryan get a strong warning for hitting me ...
-
and is gated for a week for going out from school on his own.
-
Okay we have three proposals against each other.
-
All of those in favor of Ryan being sent home for a week?
-
All of those in favor of Ryan being suspended for the term?
-
All of those in favor of a strong warning for hitting Peter..
-
and gate him for a week for going downtown on his own.?
-
All against all!
-
It is carried! Ryan, you got a strong warning and is gated for a week. Okay?
-
Thanks everybody!
-
It is morning tea now and then lessons start for the term.
-
They are only cheering because they know they know they don't have to go.
-
Today we are going to write obituaries.
-
What's that?
-
Obituary means is a tribute to somebody who has recently died.
-
Like a hero, or someone brave or famous.
-
Correct
-
I do not know anyone famous dead people.
-
We don't have to worry about the real dead people.
-
The goal is try to imagine the kind life the person sitting next to us might live.
-
Heather, can you start?
-
What about Peter ...
-
the first boy to navigate the Globe ...
-
... In a bucket boat he made in a Summerhill workshop?
-
Great start!
-
Maddy?
-
I'm sorry, I know you do not know these guys very well.
-
How would you describe your life in, let's say, 70 years from now?
-
Mom: "Good luck on your first lesson"
-
Maddy? Just talk about that.
-
Don't worry about it too much Maddy.
-
Just let your imagination play.
-
Let her play with shining, fullfilled, happy lives.
-
Visit the wildest places of your imagination and just say "Hello"!
-
And that is how Maddy Chartpout, the famous navigator died ...
-
Slow down Peter.
-
... Died the moment after he discovered a bright island at the edge of the world.
-
Maddy?
-
You're not my mom.
-
We don't contact parents unless it is a life and death emergency. And even then not always.
-
I turned it off while you were asleep.
-
4 posts
-
I've got to get up
-
Hurry, they're in the woods!
-
Who are?
-
They are. They are coming to get us.
-
Here is a good place to trap the enemy.
-
Here,have the catapult.
-
Really? I can I use this??
-
You can't shoot at people, just pretend.
-
Hello,children.
-
We are not children.
-
Hook has been after Blackbeard for years.
-
You're surrounded.
-
Secure her!
-
I surrender.
-
Why should we spare you?
-
Give us one good reason.
-
If you let me go free ...
-
... I promise never to set foot in Neverlend again.
-
Treasure!
-
Yes!
-
It's my chance to catch Hook
-
Distract him with a shot.
-
Stop.
-
I found something.
-
Now what ?
-
I do not know, is improvisation, so we'll make it up as we go along.
-
Rather sums up the place, I fear.
-
Maddy, you want to help write the next bit?
-
How about: "Oh,mommy, oh,Daddy, you think I'm so sweet and so good ...
-
... But inside I'm evil! "
-
Can we say that?
-
Of course we can. It's drama.To make believe.
-
So what happens next?
-
Maddy?
-
Perhaps you can ask your mom what she thinks?
-
Maddy? You got an idea?
-
Hi Maddy, this is the seventh message that I've left you.
-
Please, when you get this, ring me straight away..
-
Once upon a time there was a little girl called Cinderella.
-
Who had a lot of issues with her parents.
-
Mother, I don't have a problem with daddy anymore.
-
I killed him last summer.
-
She was, in the old days...
-
... before child councelling and happy time medication ...
-
... seething with inner rage!
-
Basically, I am really disturbed.
-
Die! die! die! die!
-
Rose.... Rose! No!
-
Look, if Maddy has turned off her mobile phone that's her business.
-
No.
-
No, I can't ask her to turn it back on.
-
But that's not how we do things.
-
Poor little thing
-
I am not sure there is much we can do to help it, I'm afraid..
-
Why? What's wrong with him?
-
I think it's the runt of the litter
-
The weakest and most helpless.
-
The mother often abandons and leaves them to die I'm afraid.
-
We should probably just leave it, you know.....
-
... let nature take it's course.
-
I'm not leaving him here to die!
-
It's starving!
-
He's shaking.
-
It's probably cold as well as starving.
-
He. It's a boy.
-
We have got to find him something to eat, Peter.
-
Appearently you can use droppers to feed wild baby rabbits
-
Normal milk is alright for now but it might be better to get something called " kitten replacement milk".
-
Here ......
-
Thanks
-
Cheers, Missis lnspector!
-
It's perfect for the essential practice! Thanks Ryan.
-
Try these droppers
-
Thanks. You hold him you and I'll feed him.
-
Well, how do you know that the boiled sweet contains sucrose?
-
Em.....because it didn't react with Benedict solution.
-
It would have if i boiled it with hydrocronic acid
-
... And then neutralized with sodium solution.
-
Do you know why it doesn't give a reaction?
-
Because the reactive bits on to glucose molecules have been joined together to make sucrose
-
... And sucrose is not reduced sugar.
-
The plant makes it like that so that it doesn't damage the protein...
-
... As glucose itself would.
-
I used to be a science teacher myself.
-
He is super!
-
Are you open for university?
-
No, just some GCNCs for now.
-
GCNCs?
-
But he is working at A-level standard!
-
Ned only started coming to lessons last year.
-
But that is impossible!
-
When children decide they want to learn, they go like rockets.
-
Odd socks are like rabbits.
-
You got hundred more of them by morning.
-
What do you think we should call him?
-
Dinner?
-
Dinner. I like it.
-
What will happen to him at the end of term?
-
He's yours, you can take him home.
-
I'm sure your dad will come for you.
-
Ryan, you're not the only person here with a less than perfect life.
-
That's why we love Summerhill School.
-
It is like a real home.
-
That thing dead yet?
-
How is that?
-
Yes, that's right.
-
They are too close together.
-
You should spread them out a bit more.
-
If the inspectors do not like school ...
-
... they can shut it down, can't they?
-
If the government wanted to close Summerhill they would have done it years ago.
-
Have I missed the meeting?
-
You're for the high jump.
-
Oh, no ...
-
Sorry, I lost track of the time.
-
I have heard from all the others.
-
Of course Roger, sorry ...
-
Baby Rabbits only need feeding once a day ...
-
Sorry.
-
Right, here we are.
-
Observations.
-
Are the children getting a proper education?
-
It depends on what you mean by "proper education".
-
One that generally includes going to lessons.
-
There is one 14-year-old who has attained A-level standard in the sciences.
-
And judging by those photographs, he is not the only academic high-flyer. .
-
Children who are inclined to learn are one thing...
-
But what about the rest of them?
-
They are allowed to fall behind.
-
This is a failing school, Myrtle.
-
But what about the good things?
-
I've written lots on citizenship,
-
anti-bullying, inclusiveness...
-
Our job is not to inspect children's democracies.
-
But what about the way the community has dealt with Ryan?
-
You know, that boy...
-
... they've embraced him.
-
I don't pretend to understand Summerhill and it is certainly not perfect but...
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... there is something about this place.
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Magic?
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Ah, sorry, not disturbing anything, am I?
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Not at all.
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Shall we step out for a moment?
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We are going into the woods, who wants to come?
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Peter?
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I'm starting on the ship's mast.
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How about you, Maddy?
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Alright!
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Yes!
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Come on!
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Look ...
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Summerhill is on the TBW-list and has been for years
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TBW?
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Well, that explains all the inspections.
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We are pecking them to death!
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I need to present our findings to Mrs. Redhead.
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TBW!
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Maddy!
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Mama!
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What is going on?
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Playing.
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What?
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I am playing!
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Yes I can see that and you are climbing trees which I banned you from doing, it is dangerous!
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Why aren't you answering your phone, huh?
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And why aren't you in class?
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I told you to go to lessons!
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It is like the exams.
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When I wrtite my head seizes up.
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Like I am being blown up from the inside
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- I just can't! - Or won't!
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That is not true, Mom! Please, listen...
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Alright, go and pack your things, Maddy, we are going home.
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No! I love it here.
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I'm happy.
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Now!
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- Do what I tell you! - Get off me!
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You must ensure that pupils are fully engaged in studies across a broad and balanced curriculum.
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But, we listen to what each of our children wants to learn about
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... And then we make our curriculum to suit them.
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And we make the school fits the child, that's Summerhill!
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With respect, Mrs. Redhead
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... you don't really believe that the child can be trusted to know what's best for him, I'm sure
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That's exactly what we believe!
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Children can not fulfil their true potential ...
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... If they are not free to be themselves.
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How can children fulfil their potential if they don't attend lessons on a regular basis.
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Ah........
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This is what this is about, isn't it?
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Forcing children into classrooms.
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Don't even bother sending your children here!
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These are her majesty's inspectors..
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Do you know that the teachers tell the children that they needn't bother going to lessons?
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Maddy made the decision herself.
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She is eleven! How does he know what is best for her?
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Because she's got a mind of her own.
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I'm withdrawing my daughter with immediate effect.
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You must ensure adequate provision is made for pupils with dyslexia.
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So, to sum up
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Summerhill has many shortcomings...
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But the root cause of these defects is the non-attendance of lessons.
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And this is likely to adversely affect the children's future prospects.
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That's just not true!
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It is our opinion.
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So? What happens next?
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I submit the report then OFSTEAD decide what to do next.
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I think you can expect to see me again in a matter of days Mrs. Redhead.
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There you go.
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Be safe now.
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Len, Len!
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Fire! over there!
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It's the workshop, Ryan
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Run to the office as quick as you can!
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Fire! at the workshop.
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Maddy!
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Maddy!
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Where have you been!?
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Peter is missing!
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He is in the workshop!
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Will! Will!
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I can see him. He is over there!
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Everyone back!
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Everyone, get all buckets you can get your hands on and fill them from the pool.
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Peter! Peter!
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It's gonna be OK.
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How did it start?
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We do not know, Ryan raised the alarm.
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I bet some little hooligans started this deliberetly!
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Somebody must have seen something.
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I saw Ryan. He did it!
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Maddy?
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Are you certain?
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Zoe,
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we think Peter is inside.....
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What?!
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Will is going after him.
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Did you hear me?!!!!
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Did you hear me?! Will!!!
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Who is in there?
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It's Will and Peter, who is eleven. - Two inside!
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Any idea who had started?
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We think it was Ryan.
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I didn't do it!
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Maddy is a witness.
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Awesome! Suspect identified!
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.
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.
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We can't leave until the morning
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.
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We have to give the police a witness statement, Maddy.
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I don't want to......
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I know darling.......
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I'll take you home as soon as I can. It's just you are the only one who saw Ryan started the fire.
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I think the police is trying to contact his parents now.
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His mom works abroad.
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Well, she would better hurry and get back, because that boy is in big trouble.
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Don't,Jed! I don't want you to come.
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I'm taking over now, you've done enough damage.
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I understand you have no contact details where either Ryan go to his parents?
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Ryan's father will be in touch.
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Well.......until he does, childprotecting services has a duty to look after him.
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But he is school's responsability during term time.
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So you are happy to take the responsability for Ryan if he did start the fire.
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Oh.....I don't know......I mean we've never had this sort of things before
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Oh, come on......
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This is the do-as-you-like-school for difficult children, isn't it?
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This is a democratic school for all kids.
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The community will listen to what Ryan's got to say in the meeting and then we'll make a descision on what to do for the best.
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I don't think you understand........
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If Ryan is charged with deliberetaly starting a fire I will be removing him from school today.
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a bunch of kids chatting about, it won't save the day.
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Tell you what, it often does.
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Sorry?
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You'd be amazed by what happenes when you are trusting kids and their instincts.
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Sally....yeah?
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If you believe everything you've read about us, why don't you come to the meeting?
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I'll discuss your request with sergant Bill.
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Zoe, I didn't do it.
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Hey.....trust them.
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Quiet!This is another special meeting. We've got to talk about the fire.
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First,we need to vote on a few people.
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Hang on....where is Maddy??
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I'll go find her.
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I'd like to propose some other comes in as well.
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All those in favour of Maddy's mother attending!
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Against!
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That's carried!
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Mrs Robins and sergant Bill would like to come in. On the favour that they can come in?
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Against!
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That's also carried.
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You've been invited into the school meeting.
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We'd very much apreciate if Maddy could tell us what happened.
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No, there is no time, We are just waiting when the police will interview and then we are leaving
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Ryan says he didn't do it and Maddy isn't telling the truth.
-
What??!
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Maddy! Would you got those things out of your ears!
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Alright! We've got to get on, because this is really serious.
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Like... hugely serious! Ryan could have killed Will and Peter. - Mary, let me chair this!
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Ryan is in big trouble and he says he didn't start the fire. Maddy says she saw him. Can you tell the meeting what you saw, Maddy?
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I finished making my op for the sign-up board and I was just hanging around and I saw Ryan pouring the tin of varnish on the camp fire.
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She's lying, Peter! It wasn't me! I never do anything like that!
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Is this because of the money?
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What money? What is he talking about?
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Really!
-
The meeting fined Ryan for stealing 20 pounds from Maddy.
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It's another thing you didn't tell me about
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I don't know if the community can cope with Ryan.
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I agree, it's not just Peter's boat that got burned.
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What about the workshop?
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I propose we send Ryan home for good.
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Hold up! Before we string him up, let's get Ryan a chance to say something.
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I never did it!
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I wasn't even there!
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I was sorting out my rabbit hutch, near Len's caravan
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I was listening to those inspectors going on about the school or something.
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And I'd seen flames.
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So I ran and knocked on Len's door
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That's it!
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Honest!
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OK! I admit it! I stole the money
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Alright!
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I'm sorry!
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I nick stuff, but I don't start fires!
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You got to believe I didn't do it!
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OK! Ryan is saying one thing and Maddy is saying another
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I don't know who to believe now.
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I believe Maddy. Ryan is always in trouble.
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I think he should go home for the rest of the term.
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But we don't definitely know he did it, Minh.
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There is no evidence!
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We don't know if Ryan started the fire or not
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But if he did he is in serious trouble anyway.
-
If the fire is deliberate... yes!
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I mean that Summerhill is subject to the law of the land like everywhere else
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and after this meeting the police take over
-
If the police decide that Ryan did it, what will happen to him?
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He will become a looked after child.
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But Matt is already looking after him?
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No, it means that he will be taken away from here.
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You see that lady over there?
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She is a social worker
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She will take him into care.
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But why can't he just go home?
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What about his mum and dad?
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Ryan's mum is not around at the moment and we are not sure where his dad is.
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Maddy?
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I lied.
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It was me.
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What are you talking about? Sit down! -No mum, let me talk!
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I wanted to burn my form on the campfire but it wasn't catching
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so I threw the tin of varnish on
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I never meant to burn the workshop down.
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She is not herself, she had a shock.
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No, mum... I have to say something.
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Before I came here I was really badly stressed and
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I still can't do with writing and test and stuff.
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But this place is just so cool
-
and I got my head around going to the lessons I just wanted to go to.
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I was feeling good about myself for the forst time in ages
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Until you turned up!
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Maddy!
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That's why I wanted to burn my form
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because I knew I wouldn't need it anymore
-
Mum told me she was taking me away from Summerhill and
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I just lost it!
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I just lost it completely
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cause I am desperate to stay.
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I am sorry I lied.
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And Peter, I am sorry about your arm!
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And your boat!
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That was very brave of you, Maddy!
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That was very brave, Maddy!
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... And after this meeting will take on the police.
-
But it doesn't bring back Peters's boat.
-
And Maddy did try to put the blame on Ryan.
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We need to fine you, Maddy!
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There is no point
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Unless we know that Maddy's mum is going to let Maddy stay.
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You are very lucky, Maddy!
-
The police aren't taking it any further.
-
What about Ryan?
-
Well, they are still not sure what will happen at the end of term
-
if his father doesn't turn up
-
but Ryan can stay for now.
-
Are you ready to go?
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I want to stay!
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No, you're coming home with me!
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They want to give me a chance, mum.... Unlike you.
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Maddy! I give you lots of chances.
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I work so hard to give you a good life.
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And I got one.. here! You and dad sent me to Summerhill
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Good decision!
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Now let me stay!
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I don't know if I can do that.
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They are going to give me a fine. Let me work it out!
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I got to make it up to them.
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I want to do the right thing, mum.
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Just until the end of term.
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Mum, please!
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I am not sure.
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You're not sure... but I am sure. Let me decide something for myself.
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Even if it's just this once. Then I'll never ask you for anything ever again.
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And I'll do everything you say. I promise, across my heart.
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Alright Maddy, you can stay!
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Only until the end of term.
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Thanks mum!
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This means so much to me.
-
Just look after yourself!
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I will. You too, mum.
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Maddy!
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I said sorry!
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You lost something.
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They will impose my fine.
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Leave me to fight.
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I must repay them.
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I want to do the right thing mom!
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Mandy did not ... I ...
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Only by the end of the four months since.
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Mom, please.
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I am not sure.
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You are not sure ...
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... But I'm sure!
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Let me decide something for myself.
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Even if it is only for this time.
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After not more sought you anything again.
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And I will do what I tell you.
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I promise!
-
Mama;
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Okay Mandy ...
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... You can not stay.
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Only by the end of four months, okay?
-
Thanks mom!
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This means too much to me.
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Just take care of yourself.
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I'll be careful...
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... And you in the same mom.
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And tell Dad that I miss.
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Mandy.
-
I apologized.
-
Summerhill teaches children how to manage themselves.
-
To manage their minds,their bodies, their relationships, their emotions, gives them an owner's manual for life!
-
I'm sorry but we just can't measure that.
-
Is this what you wanted to do when you were a child?
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I don't wanna Summerhill to be closed down.
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I know, neither do I, that's why we've got Mark here.
-
Hello, I am Mark! I'm a silicitor, a specialist in human rights.
-
They asked me to come down and talk to you.
-
Why?
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We could take the goverment to court.
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That's madness, isn't? no?
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Is it? Will be affair of fight.
-
A Judge would help their side if the inspectors are right and the school is rubbish.
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Or you are right and the school is just different.
-
But how can we afford to go to court?
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We can't even afford to do this in a school bus.
-
You'd need to rise at least a hundred thousand pounds to prepeare for the case.
-
A hundred southand puonds!-Is it how much you cost??
-
No,no but...we need a good barrister to fight at the court and they cost a lot of money.
-
We just have to raise the money.
-
If thats soon Summerhill can stay opened.
-
Well, we could negotiate with teh goverment couldn't we?
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We've got to stay true to who we are!
-
Yeah!!!
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Maddy!- I think the inspectors are just bullies. And we have to do a deal with bullies, stand up to them.
-
What do you think, Zoe?
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Well,dad would want us to stand up for what we're beliving.
-
Shell we take a vote?!
-
All those in a favour of taking a goverment to court?
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Against!
-
It's carried! Summerhill is gonna stand up to the inspectors
-
I know how can we raise the money!We can write letter to people who lived in Summerhill who now lives brilliant lives!
-
That's a great idea!
-
And gether them to tell what they think of the school. We can use that as evidence in court.
-
I found an idea.
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We can get bags from the supermarket!
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Smashing!
-
No, the eggs have to go on top!
-
um......I can always spot a winner!
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You'd better be right!
-
We've to raise a huge amount of money.
-
You need to gather a huge amount.
-
Wait a second! we've enough to properly go challenge! we've done it!!! Yeah!
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We have done it,buddy! ok!
-
oh,dad......what if we lose......
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Mark! You are in very early! Have you prepeared
-
The children would have to vote.
-
Oh,yes.....the famose children democracy....
-
Oh,no,Mark.....don't tell me you've got to represent them yourself.....
-
Well...... - you've got no money!
-
Save our school! save our school!
-
I wish you were coming to - So do I, Maddy! Good luck!
-
This place is everything to me....you go and win for us!
-
Summerhill, the contravercial school founded by A.S.Neil takes it's fight to the High Court today.
-
A school where pupils can spend all day playing ,has been slammed by education chefs
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As giving children such a poor education, they shold be closed.
-
I'm Fill, Jad, our daughter Maddy goes there.
-
She persuaded me to take the compaign. She is a great girl you must be really proud of her.
-
All rise!
-
Where is Summerhill.....
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Bye bye Summerhill......
-
Miss James, perhaps you'd like to begin.
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A secretary of State of Educations vs Summerhill
-
We haven't got an hour......
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I might be able to help......- Ryan?
-
Alright! try it now!
-
Your honor I eppeare for the secretary of State of Education
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The office of standarts in education
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And her medjestice Inspectorate
-
Personally, I think it's an enormose waste of time and money to bring the case to court and then fail to show up.
-
Save our school! save our school!
-
Save our school! save our school!
-
We are all here yet? - Well, I'm not sure Your Honor....
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I knoq who she is....She is the enmy, she is Hook! Captain Hook!
-
Who is that?- That is Jefrey Robinson, one of the best lawers money can buy.
-
How could the School afford him???
-
The Secretary of State is fully aware of the huge influence of A.S Neil and his school on the world of education.
-
The Goverment is concerned only with the children
-
And how well they are being tought.
-
Now, in a case of Summerhill this is very inefficiently indeed.
-
The root of the problem is non-attendence of lessons.
-
And this is because the Summerhill doesn't follow the national curriculum.
-
Oh,no....they have their own!The "cop-out" curriculum
-
Cop-out curriculum? like it!
-
Over the years the school has taken their founder's phylosophy of freedom.
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And used it as an excuse to be idol
-
Now is our turn to say what the inspectors are wrong about
-
If there is anyone from the Department of Education who has ever actually been a child
-
Perhaps you all were born fully adults
-
Complete with clipboards.....
-
adjection Your Honor!
-
Neil didn't believe in forcing children to sit in classrooms they didn't want to be in and taking exams
-
He wanted them to grow up with a sense of emotional wellbeing
-
He gave them a voice
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A voice is still being heard today
-
A democracy that still going strong during 79 years later
-
look at the Summerhill
-
Actress,artist,doctor,culturist.engeneer,research chemist,professoe of mathematics, nurse,charity director,dancer.
-
The only significant occupation isn't represented (and this may come as a great credit for the school)are politicians and schools inspectors.
-
We do not sit to suggest that Summerhill suits everyone,but it does suit the great majority of children who goes there.
-
I would like to start, Mr President saying that the Ministry of Education ...
-
Surely, by any intelligent educational system Summerhill would be regarded as a....well, let's say a unique educational establishment.
-
Sadly OFSTED isn't being intelligent.....
-
And to conclude, your Honor, I'd like to suggest that it is not Summerhill that is failing, it's OFSTED itself....
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Hook is planning something......look!
-
I swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
-
Inspector Warten.
-
Would you say that the teachers in Summerhill are failing in their teaching responsability?
-
I wouldn't use the word "failing"..you know.....
-
But children with special need are, as a matter of principle,being overlook?
-
Yes,one boy with dislexia was clearly struggling with his reading and writing.
-
His teacher nearly typed his word for him.
-
Hook is talking about me.
-
Dislexic children need specialist , your Honor
-
We wanted to make sure that Peter will feel succesful in front of his classmates.
-
So, the children are allowed to drift and fall behind
-
In fact, these children are rather discouraged from attending lessons.
-
Is that your view?
-
She is playing duel....she is twisting everything thriugh her argument.
-
That's her job,
-
Well, with the attitude like this, is it any wonder that the childer do as they pleased.....
-
There is another instance where one boy attacted another boy
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An incident where not one single member of stuff interviing
-
.
-
Zoe,please......
-
How many more incidents like this happen every day, your Honor?
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I object!
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Go on,Miss James.
-
I'll ask you......Is this freedom or an abrigation of responsability?
-
On a part of the teaching stuff at Summerhill.
-
And then ofcourse, there is the matter of the fire........
-
fire.......
-
Why wasn't I told about this??
-
You knew the fire was an accident!
-
Order,please!
-
Zoe,please.....-But how can we.......
-
Yes, but Summerhill was TBW anyway......
-
TBW?
-
TBW....I've heard it somewhere before......
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It's OFTER's.....mjust meaning the school was giving us couse for concern.
-
Your Honor, may I suggest a break?
-
Ah.....we will resume it.
-
The fire was an accident....
-
That stupid fight.......
-
I can read much better now......
-
Hello,Ryan,Peter....did the rabbit....?
-
Make it! You should see him now! He is huge!
-
I'm so pleased.......
-
Look.....Summerhill is on the TBW list, it has been for years....
-
Where are you going?
-
I'm going back in....I need to tell something about Smith.
-
I'm coming with you!
-
Me too!
-
Why are you trying my petience, Mr. Robinson?
-
I appologize, your Honor, but there is some important evidence, just came to hand.....
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TBW......
-
I'm sorry......
-
TBW.....
-
Mr. Warten, would you be kind to enlighten us whta "TBW" stands for?
-
You mentioned earlier:"But Summerhill was TBW anyway......"
-
Well, what's that mean?
-
To be watched
-
I'm sorry, I can't hear you, could you speak up louder.
-
TO BE WATCHED!
-
to.....be.......watched.......
-
What's he chasing....?
-
Mr. Warden, did you had any point say to Summerhill the reason they have been inspected
-
because we're worried about the philosophy that pupil's aren't forced o go to lessons, because that's reality, isn't it?
-
The reality is that routine inspections were made because we were worried that the scool wasn't providing
-
officiant and suitable instructions ........
-
You've mentioned the word "routine"
-
so, what was happening at Summerhill wasn't a slightest beat routine, was it?
-
Because Summerhill was on goverment hate list
-
OFSTED had a school in it sight for the best part of decade. And in this year.....
-
You decided to jagular and shut it down.
-
I object,your Honor!
-
This is conjecture!
-
Please........
-
The school was TO BE WATCHED it was on a hate list for 9 years. Mr. Warton, why was the school not told about this?
-
I'm not sure.....
-
You aren't sure.....
-
But< I'm sure.....The answer is that because it was a secret.
-
Watch out!
-
Reference, your honor, is page 233 Summerhill to remain TBW
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An internal OFSTED letter dated 199.......
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three......
-
God........
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Which means,your honor,that Summerhill was on a hate list way before 1993!
-
Your Honor it wasn't a hatelist!
-
Then fed up with endless year and year out inspections when to get the desired effect.
-
You're a conjecture
-
OFSTED came in a team of 8
-
Yes........
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
-
To close it down
-
Prove it!
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Watch me!
-
.
-
I agree. It would have been desireable.
-
Mr.Walton be honest.....OFSTED wanted to close The Summerhill down, you decided on a game of sudden death.
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I'm not sure I follow
-
Are you forcing Summerhill to do something they would never agree to, making lessons compulsory in order you strike it from the regoster of schools.
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Submit your Honor that this is what you had in mind from the moment you said put the school, this was a game in hand.
-
Listen, the Summerhill School is in the PP list years.
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Where are you going;
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I'm going back inside. I have to say something to the Pan about me.
-
- Tactical advantage ... I'm coming with you! - And I!
-
You try my patience, Mr. Robertson?
-
Sorry Mr. President, but some important information came to our attention.
-
PP
-
Sorry;
-
PP .;
-
Mr Gouornten will you kindly enlighten us about what PP .;
-
You mentioned earlier "... the Summerhill School is anyway PP"
-
So what does it mean?
-
to Watch
-
Sorry, I did not hear you, you speak louder?
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To monitor.
-
To follow ...
-
Where is he going?
-
Mr Gouornten said sometime in Summerhill School ...
-
... That the reason inspect your very ...
-
... It is because they are concerned with the philosophy of non-compulsory subjects, right?
-
The reality is that routine inspections were ...
-
... Because we were concerned that the school did not provide ...
-
Efficient and appropriate teaching, yes ...
-
Give the word routine.
-
But what happened with the Summerhill School had nothing to do with routine so?
-
Why Summerhill School was included in the Ministry of executing list.
-
The OFSTENT had school targeted for most of the decade ...
-
... And this year ...
-
... Decided to hit the heart ...
-
... And close it!
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I object Mr. President! This is conjecture.
-
Robertson, please.
-
The school was to follow was an execution list for nine years.
-
Mr Gouornten because the school was not informed about it?
-
I'm not sure.
-
You're not sure. Fortunately I am though.
-
The answer is because it was secret.
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A secret!
-
Watch out!
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The reference, Mr. President, on page 233.
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"The Summerhill School remain PP"
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An internal letter dated OFSTENT nine hundred ninety ...
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...three. - On guard!
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This means that the Summerhill School was in execution list well before 1993.
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Mr President, it was not the execution list.
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And then, having bored consecutive years of inspections without the desired effect ...
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Clear guess.
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The OFSTENT sent a team of eight.
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Yes...
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight ...
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This makes us one inspector for every seven students of the school ...
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... In order to shut it down.
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Prove it!
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Look at me!
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Of course the school has a fundamental right to know why subject to such monitoring levels?
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Agree, it would be desirable.
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Mr Gouornten frankly talk.
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The OFSTENT wanted to close Summerhill School ...
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... And you chose the tactics of sudden death, is not it?
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I do not think watching you.
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Forcing the Summerhill School to do something that you knew would never agree.
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Doing the required courses.
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Believed that they will disappear from the files.
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I commend Mr. President, if I may ...
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... That what you had in mind from the moment you set foot in school.
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This ... was your game.
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My dear friend takes them all out of his mind!
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indeed? Who sees what his mind?
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Mr President, I need to consult!
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The court cut off for an hour.
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- Give me that. - Give it to me...
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Page 24 I'm sure ...
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Geoffrey ...
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The ministry decided that he wanted to reduce slightly the pressure in Summerhill School.
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Want to indulge?
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You give up just before you cut the head.
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Sit down please.
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Please Mrs. James.
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The Ministry of Education offered the lady Rentchent a court settlement.
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He was received?
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Ms. Rentchent can not make this decision for the school.
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The community must decide whether to accept him or continue the trial.
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They need to recover here, if this is acceptable.
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With all due respect Mr. President, I ...
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Of course.
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Thank you, Mr. President.
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You will chair the meeting.
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And you'll be the secretary.
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So what now?
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We are voting on whether to allow observers.
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Excuse me sir.
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Visitors are not allowed in our assemblies.
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We must vote whether to allow their ...
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... I say, stay.
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This is ridiculous ...
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Of course! Please.
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Ante Stella.
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Quiet!
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There is a theme for the special assembly today.
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But in principle I propose to allow observers to stay ...
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... To see how we do things.
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Who is in favor?
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Who is?
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Therefore passes.
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You are all invited to stay.
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Great!
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Life.
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What settlement says?
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"The Ministry of Education recognizes that this independent school ...
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... Based as it is written and the methods of AC Neil ...
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... Has the right to philosophy. "
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This is very important, because what it says ...
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... That is not obliged to do things as the government wants.
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But, inspectors will continue to come?
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The OFSTENT required to get us from the list To Watch ...
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... And then make regular inspections.
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But when they will come in about four years ...
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... They should be accompanied by a specialist in our type of training.
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Ryan?
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If we agree, we can choose our courses?
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And not be forced to go at all?
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"Freedom for children attend optional courses ...
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... According to Neil philosophy, fully recognized. "
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Yes!
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Hey, quiet!
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We are meeting! Ten cents fine Will!
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So, the two proposals are:
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To accept the compromise ...
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... Or let Life, our specialists and around our world ...
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... To show how we are great school and give the government it deserves.
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And maybe lose.
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This is Stella. You got it.
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Lucy?
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Life, what do you think?
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I do not know Lucy, really do not know.
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I think I will feel deceived if the opportunity is not given to me ...
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... To defend the school against all these lies.
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Let us fight to the end.
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Yes!
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A peace agreement is sometimes the best results ...
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... If a war ends.
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This agreement will make the Summerhill School school the most protected in the world.
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It is a charter of freedom.
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Other questions?
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Who is to accept the arrangement proposed by the Government?
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Who is?
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Decided.
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We accept the compromise of government.
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Thank you...
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... Mr and Mrs ...
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... For allowing us the privilege of meeting your court.
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Each other, it was an honor to allow us to track your assembly.
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I think that you too you share the privilege given to you?
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Mr President, I think you are to be finished.
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This court formally cancels the extrajudicial protest against school Summerhill School.
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Historic scenes played out in court today ...
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... As Summerhill School school beats the government ...
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... In a battle that can only be described as a "David vs. Goliath"!
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Following this decision, it is safe to say ...
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... That freedom and learning go hand in hand in Summerhill School.
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It seems to me entirely appropriate.
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The children of Summerhill School describe as the happiest school in the world.
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And judging by the scenes here today ...
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... Probably be right.
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We have said from the beginning that we are not trying to close the Summerhill School, thanks.
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You came to take me home, right?
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Mandy, my problem with the Summerhill School ...
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But mom ...
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Mandy, my problem with the Summerhill School has more to do with me ...
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... Than anything else ..
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I like everything to be neat and organized ...
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... I like lists and objectives.
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I'm crazy about control!
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Let's face it, it's like we have an inspector in the family.
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The Summerhill School is ...
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... And gold ...
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... Bright, cheerful ...
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... Relaxed, has nothing to do with me.
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I make my impression that you love so much.
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No, I do not mind ...
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... I know what I am.
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But you do not know who you are yet.
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Come back at Summerhill School and ...
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... Discovered.
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I love Mandy.
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Just not easy for me to show you the.
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Oh, mom ...
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Once you have done.
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Boo!
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I stay Ryan!
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And I will return the next four months, no need to leave!
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Ryan? What happens;
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Nobody can find my dad.
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Social workers come tomorrow for me.
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And what will happen in the next quarter?
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I will not be at school, they would have been in care.
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I do not want you to leave.
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Neither do I want it Mandy.
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Mark to come here.
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I want you to meet our new teacher science.
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And I believe that will adopt them!
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Myrtle.
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The Myrtle undertakes after Emma.
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But this is amazing!
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I intend to stay here until they do not distinguish me from my plutonium.
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Just kidding of course!
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Come!
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Three, two, one ... go!
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Well done my boy.
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There will be at launch?
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Just Feed the Dino.
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Ryan, someone has come to see you.
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Hello!
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Dad! Where were you;
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I lost my job in the garage.
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It appeared an opportunity in Dubai.
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You have to see this place!
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I had to call you!
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But you said it would be better to leave it to you for four months.
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I think you got a little literally.
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And what happened to the house? Sell!
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Had Ryan was part of the plan.
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What silly plan was that?
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You like Ryan here?
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I adore it.
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Tuition Ryan.
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I am sorry for the delay.
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I think you made a mistake.
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The Secretariat told me that if I want to pay five years in advance so it costs.
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Five years;
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I mean I can stay here until I was sixteen?
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If they want to.
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It has caused any trouble?
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At all.
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It's okay then my son?
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Yes Dad, it's okay.
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Now ... where is this barbecue?
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So hungry that I can eat an entire horse in two layers!
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Ready?
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Where is Ryan?
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We have to take!
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- Mandy!
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Ok, let's go!
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Raise the sail!
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FREEDOM
r_paparo
Hi,
Isn't it possible to watch the film full screen?
Thanks