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This is a video that some people from my high school put together for a local lip-Dub contest. It the most original and daring of the submissions for their choice of music and choreography. The other schools just have people running down the halls singing Taylor Swift... Anyway, just wanted to share this.
Do any of you have weird stuff of your school?

First of all, we cant see the video, second
we have a ton of rallies which really keeps up spirit, and because of said rallies, students actually do better. so I guess thats weird

My school did a massive Harlem shake in the exam hall, the day I was I'll, otherwise I would have gone in a gorilla suit.
Also on the sixth forms last day, everything goes to hell, they are allowed to do literally anything.

Shooting each other with RPGs while stripping.

On random mornings, people with drums and clarinets and other random instruments burst into classes and cause havoc for the next 5 minutes. I don't know why.

Or we DID. On my planet. Turns out the whole thing was made of explodium!

I cant watch the video

We don´t do weird stuff, but we have some.
My school has a certificate for having e-learning equipment, calls itself an "IT Grammar School"
...and the computers are so old, you have to go to a special room to use CAD programes.

Well I guess our school is almost ordinary, just a covered up crater from the 2nd Lebanon war and a bunch of bunkers below it set it apart from any other school ... that and that the toilets are all tick like there were 4 years old there ...

Also a s*** load of Harlem shakes made couse we had our sorta Halloween when it became popular, also resulted in the most massive Harlem shake in Tel-Aviv couse everyone was dressed up anyway ...

Today we had a counter strike giant LAN party instead of actually writing our projects during programming lesson ... Turns out the whole school is linked up to that network and not just our class which resulted in a giant crowd of ppl playing CS instead of preparing for their various exams . I died like 100 times AND I REGRET NOTHING ! THE HEADSHOTS WERE WORTH IT ! Man it was actually quite intense and when one of our guys was left last standing heck we shouted like if we watched football .

Actually, there are still stickers from the Zwentendorf-petition (disaproval of construction of a nuclear power plant in the 70s)

The school I just registered at is just now considering allowing electronic devices of any kind on campus.

Thing is, they leave it up to teachers whether to follow that policy, most of which are of advanced age. Guess how many classrooms I can use my e-reader in

Tiel wrote:The school I just registered at is just now considering allowing electronic devices of any kind on campus.

Thing is, they leave it up to teachers whether to follow that policy, most of which are of advanced age. Guess how many classrooms I can use my e-reader in

In my school that´s far from realistic.
BTW, we also have lots of old teachers.
My english teacher for example instantly dislikes if the internet is involved, she thinks it´s evil or something...

My school is fairly forward-thinking in terms of technology, but—and I am completely serious here—uses a computer science textbook that was written in 1985. Our programming classes teach QBASIC. We're allowed to have e-readers and stuff, though. The policy on those is that it's exactly the same as a physical book.

My school was completely intertwined with technology. We have personal computers for school work and wi-fi at all times. But still...

some of the 6th form at my school were given iPads for Art.

yes, Art, TF?

Prototype wrote:some of the 6th form at my school were given iPads for Art.

yes, Art, TF?

We can be happy if we get netbooks for Descriptive Geometry.
your school obviously has a higher budget than ours...