Topic: We should adopt a zero-tolerance policy in schools

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy gives administrators no leeway if a student commits a less than serious crime.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in school is impracticle when it comes to bullying and fighting as situations are often complicated and long-standing, sometimes initially with no clear outcome.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in school systems could put an end to the rampant spread of bullying which has increased the suicide rate among children.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in school would improve behaviour and thus improve results.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in schools is the wrong way to go as it would too often cause innocent students being punished for being pushed too far.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in schools shows children that the schools are not playing around when it comes to punishment

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy in schools would remove disruptive students from class and facilitate better learning for the rest of the students.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy insures that children are actually paying attention to their lessons and doing their best to not get into trouble.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy is a way to keep kids safe

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy is too restrictive for young children

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy will weaken students. it shields them from experiences (mainly negative) that they may face in the real world.

Argument: a zero-tolerance policy would help keep children safer.