What kinds of rules are common in school? So in schools there are so many rules in schools and schools have many rules like wearing uniform all day or don’t bring fonts in the schools. So there are different kinds of rule in there on schools. I think wearing uniforms are the more common in schools. How important is to have rules in school? Of course it is important to have rule in a school because rule is the thing we have to obey every everyone equally obey in the school. So the rule is very important to every person. The rule is the only thing to obey the children in their schools. So I think rule is very important in schools. When the student baking rules you have to punish the higher authorities in the schools like principals and teachers have to punish the student who have break the rules. So I think it will be more beneficial when the students
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What kinds of rules are common in schools? In schools, there are many rules, such as wearing uniforms all day or not bringing phones to school. There are different kinds of rules in schools. I think wearing uniforms is the most common rule. How important is it to have rules in school? Of course, it is important to have rules in a school because rules are something we all have to obey equally. Rules are very important for everyone. They are the only thing that guides children in their schools. So I think rules are very important in schools. When students break rules, the higher authorities in the school, like principals and teachers, have to punish the students who have broken the rules. I think it will be more beneficial when the students understand the consequences of their actions.
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