No - The measures they have in place at the moment are strict enough. Searching people is a violation of privacy. Peoples privacy should only be violated in certain circumstances - to prevent cheating on a HSC exam is certainly not one of them in my book.
Yeah my school doesnt do a whole body search, well as least not yet..anyway i was just saying because most people now a days are getting crafter by the minute...trust me they really know where to hide a thing where people wouldnt check or less expected....anway yeah i do tht i put my stuff in a clear plastic sleeve...i find it very stylish espcially if your a plain person...hahaha
True, but then again, they have the say and we sometimes don't they are like parents 'what they say, must always be followed' but heey i was thinking the same thing....but you know theres nothing we can do about it 'if' it happens, well at least i dont think...
I doubt whether they will allow body searches (I am pretty sure that it would be illegal).True, but then again, they have the say and we sometimes don't they are like parents 'what they say, must always be followed' but heey i was thinking the same thing....but you know theres nothing we can do about it 'if' it happens, well at least i dont think...
lol, interesting...
true, but what if they hire some especial people to do that like a cop or something...you never know....
Pretty sure a cop cannot perform frisk searches (let alone strip searches) on a minor without a guardian/caregiver present. It would be a waste of money.
Waste of time, as well.
He must be pretty dumb, to be honest.During the year 10 half yearlies last year, a kid went to the toilet to read all his notes because he was stuck on a question. He came back and when he sat down, the notes fell out of his pocket as the teacher was walking beside him.
Security? who the hell needs it
It still would be an invasion of privacy. It's not feasible to send special body searching people all around NSW for every HSC exam.
