Not enough hours in the day

8th June 2012, 1:00am

Your expert’s advice on detention (Behaviour, 25 May) is to hold sessions on the same day. Since teachers see some 150 potentially disruptive pupils each day, I wondered how many quiet lunch breaks staff might look forward to each week?

Neil Richardson.

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