CHAPTER 10Back at Tuckett School, the remainder of Term Two continued with no major problems. In fact, having a roll of less than half of that at Tui Park meant that problems associated with parents, staff and teachers were also halved. As well, parents with their children in the upper school, tended to have less contact with the school. Behavioural problems were mainly in those difficult years of the younger teenagers but with higher efforts by the staff, they were well contained. Some cyber bullying also had to be curtailed. One positive note was allowing the Year 12 and 13 children to wear ordinary clothes rather than the school uniform that was still retained for Year 7 to 11 students. Karla would have liked to cut out school uniforms altogether as they were in more liberal intermediat
