@skodhe

i doubt it has anything to do with location. Kids will be bullied in whichever school they join no matter the location. if he wont open up to you,then get someone he can open up to like his friends,relatives he is close to,or just call the school and find out if there was something peculiar when he was at school - usually some teachers will know the kind of friends he has in school. Ama its teenage hormones knocking? But its always good to be sure that its not anything that will affect him in future... teenage hormones,that we can deal with...

Ngai,such stories freak me out of my skin!

Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.

Try to find out anything that has been happenning in that school out of the ordinary....remember some of these schools these days even breed pluggists brother!!!!!

The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

Get him to open up. Bullying is very common in high school. Especially the kids who are quiet or smaller or book smart coz they get picked on.

Greedy when others are fearful,Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase WB

@Sheep,

You are very right......My son once pleaded to go to a boarding school due to it's fame......I was against it but for his mom's insistence.It never lasted a term........Luckily for the young man,we are close and he is also very witty.The tale would be told in form of jokes and amid laughter.Years later,i know i was very wrong.Before secondary school,the child belongs to your house unless you don't care how he/she comes up..........and it's true.Most kids who attend boarding school at an early age are either detached from the rest of the world or are just outright indifferent.

Old man about town....

@sheep

i think it depends with an individual because I also went to Boarding school


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