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Affairs, scandals, blackmail and many, many headteachers. Who said education was easy?
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We need more loving people to help our young generation
They think AI is the help they need. 😢
Absolute garbage, never watched an episode of this never would
This is a TV show
That's right
Umm this has been needed even when I was growing up. It's just not this generation. You just don't know that
Having An Abusive Father IS Not Good For An Teenager 💯
It's not good for anyone, not just teenagers.
Not only father, anyone
It also affects their behavior 👊
It's just as bad to have abusive mothers too,if not worse
You never consider that the abusive man was also a victim himself once
That boy’s father is going to jail big time
Exactly and on two charges
DARN RIGHT. as 1st, he try'd to assault that 1 Guy, then he Tried to ACTUALLY Run him Down/Run him Over with his Car. Which is attempted Murder im quite sure. That boy's father, he's not just abusive, he's Sick and F---ing Crazy.
Good punch by Donte.
It's plotlines like this where I wish characters like Ronan Burley or Paul Langley returned to the show as adults, since they also suffered abuse from their parent/parental figure. I don't know how they would be involved with the school since teaching positions aren't really their thing, but if the writers found a way to work them into the story, it would give Schuey a figure who understands what they're going through, and it'll give the viewers a familiar face who we can look at and say: "Wow, look at how much they've matured." The Waterloo Road revival truly has the potential to show us some truly brilliant growth and redemption arcs for older characters, but they've only really done it with Donte so far.
My schools never protected me
I'm very sorry
Same, I grew up with the same anger, but it taught me never to do that to my 3 boys (1 is autistic) and wife. Use it and the anger to make a change for the better. Good luck, son.
Same, not from my Dad, but the people who Sexually assaulted me, 1 witness who laughed is now a teacher there, I wish I had evidence because I'd be been down that school when I found out they were now a teacher.
Same my teachers saw my father beat me in front of them yet they'd just stare and laugh and do nothing
That’s the guy who played Josh Tucker from Coronation Street
Don’t forget the guys who played Adam Barton and Jake Donald from emmerdale
@@Rebeccaannjarvis He was donte first before he played Adam barton in emmerdale
Is he the one who played the father ?
2:34 is the Kym Marsh who played Michelle in Coronation Street ? Also 2:47 is that the actress who played Eliza ? Stu’s granddaughter in Coronation Street ?
02:47 The actress is called Scarlett Thomas. She has never been in Coronation Street. Although her real life dad Ryan Thomas, was in the show
for 16 years playing Jason Grimshaw. She is also Adam Thomas(the guy who plays Donte)'real life niece
In reality, they'd watch it happen and laugh and do nothing about it. My teachers witnessed me getting beaten black and blue from my father but never did anything to support me. They sent me home every night knowing I'll get beaten more
Angela Griffin is great❤
Nobody protected me :(
Oh sorry Love 🫂virtual hugs ❤
My aunts tried to one time make my dad see that he was abusive with me. I had to lie to him to save my skin. I KNEW he was abusive. But if I had spoken the truth.... My dad was a major control freak. If he had his way, I would never have gotten married. Nor would have moved out the few months beforehand at 31. He had planned to force me to move back home while I was getting divorced. But my mom stopped him. He would also have forced me to sell the home I was living in at the time.
@@SuzetteKath sorry 😞 I pray you stay safe and do well
@@SuzetteKath 🫂 hugs from one abused to anouther
@@mangotango01 thanks 🫂
Mika was there to carm izzy down cos i feel there pain 😂❤😢
Can I watch this on britbox? I am in North America.
Possibly, there's quite a few shows and stuff on there. I love British TV
I actually never saw this show
Why did he run away from school???
The Little girl has a gun?
No
I believe it's a walking aid but we only see the handle
Walking stick - Remember this is the uk not the usa
Lol, it's a rubbish picker.
I believe it's a rubbish picker, you can see the plastic bag in her other hand. There was no gun violence storyline with her.
Mine did part of glos college didn't when i was bulled😢
For anyone wondering the episode it’s season 13 episode 8
When he punched the bloke and the kid screams dad
Wtf do you care for him
Kim marsh save dotan but Izzy didn't want to lose other pernet
What season and episode is this ?
Season 13 episode 8
It would have taken me every fiber of my being to not just start wailing on the dad after what he did in the end of the video.
I casted my cares upon God and made my needs and desires known unto Him.....God cared....and provided exceedingly abundantly above all that I could ask or think ....my God is More Than Enough God.....God used me as a blessing and blessed me also and continues to do so
MY PRAISE REPORT MY TESTIMONY::::::God answered my prayers and He His Holy Word never lies
Amen 😇🙏❤️
Is this a tv show?
yes it is
What show series is this
Waterloo road
@petermullen842 Just out of interest, if you have never watched the programme, how do you know it is "absolute garbage"?
What student is she talking about. I watched the old series and can’t think of who it is
Yh danny
danny who
Sorry..this series is British right? This series name is Waterloo Road? From BBC?
@@timnyapming8114 Yes
Why does that little girl have a gun
It’s a garbage picker
what episode is this?
Season 13 episode 8.
I Never trust her.
Someone call the Police?
For a TV show? Lol
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Michelle nooooooo don't die
Skill issue tbh
Bro, who's the script writer, it's like a 5 Yr old scripted this... Don't get me wrong love the show but compared to others it looks like a child scripted it 🤷🏻♂️
We need to give more power to the government to take away all parents rights because this TV show says so.
Yes - there is a leftist agenda behind Waterloo Road. Parents and strict teachers are depicted as dangerous and only bleeding heart liberals are good. They need a dose of Katharine Birbalsingh talking common sense!
God love him. But sadly it's easy to cast judgement on these things. Kids have responsibility's. And when they get involved with thing's and become aggressive towards the parents the parents have to defend themselves. Because when the kid put his life in danger in other ways it's put down to bad parenting. Not as black and white as it's claimed to be.
Where are these teachers when moms are trying to change their kids gender??
@@-Avery_wave Clearly. I think the point that was missed. Is that everyone applauds when we go after the bad dad.
No one seems to bat an eye when moms are trying to cut off theirs kids genitals. As a society, we’ve lost the plot. We should be equally upset. But instead. Many support this madness.
Never watched an episode of this absolute garbage, never would, never mind, taking my comments down, do you want the truth? I tell the truth it’s not suited to all of us stuff like this and it’s certainly not suited to me or any of my family we watch intelligent stuff.
lol and you felt to make a public statement about you and family personal taste which is somehow the standard for society?
Nice one lad no one's arsed
Emmerdale will be on soon and then Coronation Street that’s about fills your social calendar of intelligence.
@@petemullen842 intelligence people don’t mock people for their taste then again you seem like the uppity kind
@@workingfortheknife-kv6wz worked all my life as a working man not a privileged one I have owned my own business for the last 20 years roofing contractor. I have a son who is a junior doctor and two daughters who are school teachers, not bad coming from working class . But I could not allowed myself or any of my children when they were young to watch absolute rubbish like I have described each to their own. If you want to be Stacking shelves in a supermarket carry on watching none educational rubbish me I didn’t get where I am the easy way worked hard and still do in my 60s now. and will, for as long as it takes. hurry, now, Emmerdale is about to start🤣🤫