Whether it's your students or not, I don't know, but it should be your students because the English school also speaks English after school hours. I think those students behave very badly. Preferably when riding the subway. They gape and scream and are pushed. Today I was about to fall over and of course the guy said sorry BUT then they pointed at me and laughed and said did you see ha ha ha. I said out loud that it's one thing to say sorry and mean it, it's another thing to talk bad about the person afterwards and laugh because you almost fell over. I also have fibromyalgia. In fact, this is not the first time that children coming from school have misbehaved on the subway. But it's okay, because you're not responsible for them when they've finished, right? Well, you actually have. I have worked in childcare since 1985 and know which rules apply. There is often a lot of fighting with these children and also between themselves. But if the staff has a bad attitude, so do the children because they do as you do and not as you say.
Nice staff, at least in the primary level, which is the only level I have experience with anyway. Saw another comment about students who may be from this school being rowdy after school. In any case, it is the responsibility of the parents to raise the children so that they can be in public environments without embarrassing themselves?
Best school ever! Good food, good teachers, good friends. I went to the 6th grade at Gubbängsskolan and have learned so much, I didn't know maths or English before but now I have B in both subjects!
Heard this school is very good! Good learning and good teachers! I'm currently in the 6th grade at another school and was thinking of applying for the 7th grade to Gubbängsskolan! Am so excited!!!
They don't know what substitute, it's the worst school in the world
