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teacherone
01-31-2011, 03:07 PM
Teachers told terrified primary school children World War Three had broken out then led them to cellar and set off fireworks and a siren

By DAILY MAIL REPORTER


Stunned primary school children were told in their morning assembly that World War III had broken out.

Staff at St Mary's RC, Bacup, Lancashire, came up with the idea to help children understand what it was like to live during wartime and decided to make them believe war had been declared.

The terrified youngsters were also told that London - where some of them have relatives - was under bomb attack.

They were led to a cellar when an air raid siren sounded and a firework was let off to simulate a bomb.

Headteacher Mike Richards announced in the morning assembly but abandoned the project at around 1.30pm after some of the children became upset. He has since apologised for the exercise.

He said some of the pupils had since had nightmares.

The project began with a radio playback of Neville Chamberlain's 1939 war address.
Mr Richards admitted teachers were 'very upset' that pupils had been left distressed and suffering from nightmares.

One parent said her children, in particular her daughter who is in Year One, were 'terrified'.

Mr Richards explained: 'We were doing World War Two as a topic and we saw advice from schools that basically suggested that we introduced the topic as if it was really happening. We didn't foresee these problems.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1349158/Headteacher-told-primary-school-children-World-War-Three-broken-out.html#ixzz1CeJsrcmy

puppetmaster
01-31-2011, 03:12 PM
have to love government indoctrination camps.....er I mean schools

gls
01-31-2011, 03:22 PM
Reminds me of this incident from a couple of years ago... http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18645623

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Staff members of an elementary school staged a fictitious gun attack on students during a class trip, telling them it was not a drill as the children cried and hid under tables.

The mock attack Thursday night was intended as a learning experience and lasted five minutes during the weeklong trip to a state park, said Scales Elementary School Assistant Principal Don Bartch, who led the trip.

“We got together and discussed what we would have done in a real situation,” he said.

But parents of the sixth-grade students were outraged.

“The children were in that room in the dark, begging for their lives, because they thought there was someone with a gun after them,” said Brandy Cole, whose son went on the trip.

Some parents said they were upset by the staff’s poor judgment in light of the April 16 shootings at Virginia Tech that left 33 students and professors dead, including the gunman.

During the last night of the trip, staff members convinced the 69 students that there was a gunman on the loose. They were told to lie on the floor or hide underneath tables and stay quiet. A teacher, disguised in a hooded sweat shirt, even pulled on a locked door.

hazek
01-31-2011, 03:27 PM
No comment.

oyarde
01-31-2011, 03:33 PM
No comment.

I concur....

Pericles
01-31-2011, 03:51 PM
The fact that anyone thought this was a good idea and approved of doing it speaks for itself.

tangent4ronpaul
01-31-2011, 04:40 PM
This could have been an excellent exercise if it hadn't involved the students sitting around being terrified, but rather taking inventory of their situation, brainstorming, deciding what to do, making preparations and getting ready to weather the storm. In short, those kids should have been running their asses off batting down the hatches and too busy to be scared.

-t

Son of Detroit
01-31-2011, 04:44 PM
Reminds me of this incident from a couple of years ago... http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18645623

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Staff members of an elementary school staged a fictitious gun attack on students during a class trip, telling them it was not a drill as the children cried and hid under tables.

The mock attack Thursday night was intended as a learning experience and lasted five minutes during the weeklong trip to a state park, said Scales Elementary School Assistant Principal Don Bartch, who led the trip.

“We got together and discussed what we would have done in a real situation,” he said.

But parents of the sixth-grade students were outraged.

“The children were in that room in the dark, begging for their lives, because they thought there was someone with a gun after them,” said Brandy Cole, whose son went on the trip.

Some parents said they were upset by the staff’s poor judgment in light of the April 16 shootings at Virginia Tech that left 33 students and professors dead, including the gunman.

During the last night of the trip, staff members convinced the 69 students that there was a gunman on the loose. They were told to lie on the floor or hide underneath tables and stay quiet. A teacher, disguised in a hooded sweat shirt, even pulled on a locked door.

Talk about dangerous... Not outside the realm of possibility to see that teacher in the sweatshirt and bash him over the head with something thinking that he's a real threat.

tangent4ronpaul
01-31-2011, 04:56 PM
Talk about dangerous... Not outside the realm of possibility to see that teacher in the sweatshirt and bash him over the head with something thinking that he's a real threat.

"Staff members of an elementary school staged a ... "

Now if you've got a 5th grader who's recently been exposed to a "home alone" movie - WATCH OUT! :D

But this kind of exercise is pretty common in College psy classes to teach about how people's memory goes fuzzy in such situations and attention to detail is lacking - in general.

trey4sports
01-31-2011, 04:58 PM
ehhh...... I chuckled

susano
01-31-2011, 04:58 PM
This is trauma based mind control - classic Tavistock - the institution the entire Orwellian UK society is shaped by.



(Gun control conditioning)

Pupils suffer panic attacks after school stages fake shooting of RE teacher in playground


Children were left crying and traumatised after a school role play in which one of their teachers was apparently shot dead in the playground.

The pupils, aged ten to 13, saw their religious education teacher run across a field and fall to the ground following a loud bang. Some were so upset that they were sick afterwards, parents said.

The stunt was part of a science lesson designed to teach children how evidence is collected in criminal investigations. They were not told it was fake until ten minutes after the event.

[..]

The 'shooting' happened on Tuesday. More than 300 pupils were called to the hall and warned there was a gun somewhere in the school before being sent back to their classrooms.

Five minutes later, the fire alarm went and the children queued up in the playground. Only a handful knew it was fake.

Three teachers - one brandishing what looked like a gun - were seen running across the school field before shots were heard. Teacher Richard Kent fell to the ground and played dead.

The children were then ushered back to their classrooms as other teachers pretended to tend to Mr Kent. It was ten minutes before it was revealed the scene was fake.

[..]

A mother, 33, who has a stepdaughter at the school, added: 'The children thought they were watching their teacher gunned down and were waiting for the same to happen to them. Pupils were missing the bus home because they were consoling each other. One girl had a panic attack.'


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz1CbcgXm32 (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1260521/Evesham-school-fake-shooting-teacher-traumatises-children.html#ixzz1CbcgXm32)



(Holocaust conditioning)

Primary schoolchildren in tears after they are told they will be removed from families as part of Holocaust 'game'

A group of stunned primary schoolchildren began crying when their teacher told them during a bizarre Holocaust game that they were to be taken away from their families.

The pupils, aged 11, became upset after a number of them were segregated and told they were being sent away or might end up in an orphanage.

The ordeal was meant to give the youngsters at the Lanarkshire school an insight into the horrors faced by Jewish children during World War II.

But the exercise, which was sprung without warning on the children at St Hilary's Primary School in East Kilbride last Thursday morning, reduced several to tears.

Deputy head teacher Elizabeth McGlynn segregated nine pupils and told them they were to be sent away. After 15 minutes they were told it was all an act but that the role play would carry on up to lunchtime.

One angry parent, who has lodged an official complaint about the exercise, told how the 'barbaric' role play upset the children.

In a letter sent to council bosses, the unnamed mother said: 'Mrs McGlynn told the children they would probably have to be sent away from their families and that their parents had been informed about this and knew all about it.

'When one child asked if that meant they might have to go to an orphanage, they were told that might be a possibility.

'At that point many of the children became very distressed.

'One boy kicked his chair over, one was angry and demanded to speak to someone in charge but most were crying on a scale ranging from mildly to severely.

'Their ordeal lasted between 12 and 15 minutes before the children were informed that it was all an act but that the role play would continue until lunchtime.'

One girl said her classmates began crying when Mrs McGlynn told them she had a letter from the Scottish Executive saying nine children had to be separated from their classmates.

She told the shocked youngsters those who were born in January, February and March had lower IQs than other children, 'due to lack of sunlight in their mother's womb', and that they had to put yellow hats on and be sent to the library.

The mother added: 'When I asked why on earth they thought it was appropriate to deliver a role play situation to the children in this way, Mrs Stewart informed me that they didn't inform the children beforehand.

'This was because they wanted the children to experience an "accurate emotional response" to this scenario in order for it to be reflected in their story writing.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...caust-game.html (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1256984/Primary-schoolchildren-tears-told-removed-families-Holocaust-game.html)

susano
01-31-2011, 04:59 PM
Children saw a ’spaceship’ crash near their school and then aliens grabbed a member of staff as part of the “performance”.The ‘alien invasion’ show, which was supported by Sussex Police, took place without parents being informed, leaving some furious that they had to comfort their terrified children. Police contributed to the invasion by providing sirens and flashing blue lights to signify the landing of the craft just before morning classes on July 10.

“God only knows what the school was playing at. I mean to shock children into thinking that the aliens have landed and have abducted a teacher is just a little too much for seven-year-olds. My daughter was deeply upset by it all and came home looking shell shocked. She wasn’t sure what had happened and really wanted to know that everything was going to be alright.”

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- The second incident occurred in November 2009 at the Foxhill Primary School in Sheffield. Children arriving at the school in the morning were greeted with a pool of blood and a police crime scene. One female member of staff in on the act pretended to have been assaulted, and the children were tasked to help police in the investigation.

The school made no attempt to put the traumatized children’s minds at ease, because the alleged problem solving exercise wasn’t exposed as such until 4 days in to the week!

[..]

Nicola Shipman (no relation to Harold), headteacher at Foxhill, admitted that parents and pupils were kept in the dark to make the event more realistic.

“To make it more convincing South Yorkshire Police forensic officers went to the school and took the fingerprints of some of the children and a police officer spoke to the children about it.”

[..]

A group of stunned primary schoolchildren began crying when their teacher told them during a bizarre Holocaust game...

This reeks of the controversial trips many Israeli students are forced to take to Auschwitz, where they are encouraged to cry and explain their feelings on the matter in some bizarre method of psychologically attaching the children to the event.

[..]

…Over the pond in the US school children are also being subjected to deeply traumatizing events. One theme in America is the “staged Terrorist attack” playing off the 9/11 card, where armed gunmen fake an attack to prepare children in case a real terrorist attack occurs.

As reported by MSNBC:
Staff members of an elementary school staged a fictitious gun attack on students during a class trip, telling them it was not a drill as the children cried and hid under tables. The mock attack Thursday night was intended as a learning experience and lasted five minutes during the weeklong trip to a state park, said Scales Elementary School Assistant Principal Don Bartch, who led the trip.

[..]

What we might be seeing (whether deliberate or accidental) in the first two scenarios is a trauma based psychological process, to cement authority figures within the children’s minds. Some might call this trauma based mind control or predictive programming.

Having been initially traumatized by a situation they have never encountered before, the children’s brains are taking an imprint of how it all unfolded, which they’ll subconsciously go back to should a similar situation occur in real life.

In the boundaries of the experiment, the only people they can look to for guidance and safety are the teachers and the policemen; not their parents. In this state of fear, although upset, they have no choice but to go along with the authoritarian solutions given to them by their authority figures. Thus when in the mock crime scene scenario they happily hand over their little hands to be fingerprinted, despite them clearly not being suspects.

This teaches them to be subservient later on in life.

[..]

Who’s Behind Recent Psychological Attacks In Schools?

http://projectwakeupcall.blogspot.com/2010...ldren-used.html (http://projectwakeupcall.blogspot.com/2010/09/psychological-attacks-on-children-used.html)

Fox McCloud
01-31-2011, 05:06 PM
things of things nature should have approval from the parents, first...if the entire classroom's parents said "yeah, that would probably be an interesting idea", then fine...but I somehow doubt this was the setup.

fisharmor
01-31-2011, 05:32 PM
What? A School deliberately traumatized students in order to get them to learn something of questionable value?
I AM SHOCKED.

susano
01-31-2011, 05:47 PM
Trauma based mind control is a very serious subject. It's how MK ULTRA and the other spook programs are done (those are hands on torture) and it's how the 9/11 mind fuck worked.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZG0b02zCdg

NiceGoing
02-13-2011, 08:54 AM
Thanks for the video!