Credit : CATERS

11-year-old children at a school were asked to grade swear words by teachers – including f*** and c*** – leaving parents outraged.

When is it right to say f—? Eleven-year-olds asked to grade swear words in class:

Teachers handed out a worksheet entitled ‘Acceptable or Not?’ which listed situations including: telling your friend to f— off, shouting f— off across a classroom, in a shopping centre or in assembly and even saying c—.

It also asked pupils about the appropriateness of saying s—, calling someone a d—head during a lesson, making comments like ‘it’s p—ing it down’ and telling someone to b—– off.

In a statement, the school said: “As part of our social responsibility we are educating our students to understand what kind of language is appropriate, at what times and in what contexts.”

What the f***?

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Jeff Cormier

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