Robin School
Robin School
Not so long ago, in a high school in Quebec lived a young student called Robin. This boy was punished by teachers all the time because he was too absent-minded - he spent his time day dreaming.
One day, he decided to take his revenge on teachers.
He began by stealing the correction of assessments to give students then began to steal personal belongings and money from teachers. But that was not enough : he wanted to exclude teachers from high school altogether.
With his friends he created an underground network to prepare a rebellion against teachers. After a week all the students in his high school gathered. For two months they prepared their rebellion in secret.
Before D-day they organized a meeting in an old warehouse near high school to choose the heads of each class. Their role was to begin protests in each class and lead students. A class should remove at least two teachers in imprisoning them in the basement of the high school.
On D-day each student accomplished its mission when there was no teacher left in the high school, Robin was celebrated as a hero and he was placed at the head of the school.
But he wanted to extend his revolution across the country and even the world. For this reason he called to an international mobilization in all schools to rebel against the yoke of teachers and adults.
One year later, thanks to Robin School the world had changed. After the world’s children’s rebellion, adults were sent to detention in sub-Saharan Africa, and children ruled the world, at last.
From then on, the word School only referred to Robin’s revered name.
By Baptiste, Julien and Nicolas
June 2010
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