Things be very different nowaday buna
In it the 70's an 80's the mans teachers was aloud to oggle it the femail studant bobbs and have it the secret affairs, dis one never it happens nowadays hana

What a mean womans. Nowadays you could never say to a you girl in gym "Come on get some of that fat off you" hana
Also, Miss Peterson said this with quite a bit of disdain for Sally

Miss Peterson also gave Cathy Hargreaves detention for wearing jeans, as girls were forbidden from wearing them.

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Hicks was sadistic, I cheered when Baxter laid him out. Most PE Teachers can be tough (like Baxter was, I had one who was tough, but humorous at the same time, once farted whilst Rugby scrum training and said "That's why you never get behind me during a scrum" and had us rolling on the floor laughing)
Don't know about Deverill, I stopped watching it in 89.
Mr Smart had issues but wasn't evil.
Bronson was in no way evil, A latin-master from a Grammer School forced to work in a Comprehensive teaching French to rebellious working class kids after Rodney Bennett, Brookdale and Grange Hill merged into one school (Common practice in those days, my school did the same) he was bound to be frustrated. He took the thing with Kendall too far though, potentially costing him a job, he stepped over the line there, but that was his only real fault. He was just overly-strict.

Absolutely agree - Mr Keating.
Great character the sort who who would have grown up during the period when children were routinely caned, or had the board rubber thrown at them.

Honourable mention to gruff maths teacher Mr Keating, who appeared from Series 2 onwards for several years. While he was usually a strict, no-nonsense disiplinarian, whose class you simply didn't mess around in (let's be honest, the sort of teacher you need in schools nowadays), he was mostly fair and showed occasional humanity. But there was one incident that he showed poor judgement in. There was a lack of textbooks, so everyone had to share. He set some homework. He told Pogo to do it one night, then to give the book to Stewpot and Matthew so they could do it the following nights. But by the next lesson, Pogo had forgotten to hand over the book. Mr Keating angrily told him off for his stupidity and said he would be joining Stewpot and Matthew in detention.
So even though he was fully aware of the perfectly valid reason Stewpot and Matthew had for not doing their homework, he still systematically gave them a detention? If my teachers behaved like that, I'd have been furious - and I was a good boy at school!

Yes-but Bronson's petty,spiteful victimisation drove him to his death.Teachers like Bronson seem in vogue at the moment-poor kids!

Actually I have found out that it wasn't a heart condition, but it wasn't suiside either. This page will explain
http://www.grangehillfans.co.uk/schoolreport/dannykendall.php

Didn't Mr Bronson drive Danny Kendall to suicide? Or is my memory playing tricks again?
Your memory most certainly is playing tricks with you. Danny Kendall died of an undiagnosed heart condition, it was nothing to do with Bronson.

Didn't Mr Bronson drive Danny Kendall to suicide? Or is my memory playing tricks again?
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She was an unpleasant shrew,a prototype Bassinger.

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Why don't you consider Bronson as evil?