The story so far…
Ramu a student is bid good bye by mother like every morning to school. He is running late to school and is dreading the punishment he is going to face if he reaches late to school.

On his way back home, Ramu goes over his day telling himself that he must finish the heap of work assigned to him at school. He reminds himself of the severe beating that he will receive from his teacher if he failed to finish his homework for the next day.

After reaching Ramu breaks down and starts crying while trying to finish his loads of homework and tells his mother that he does not want to go to school anymore. His mother does not understand the reason and in turn threatens him with his father setting his thinking right if he disagreed to go to school.

When Ramu’s father comes home, he is also very upset with his son’s behaviour and blames him of wasting all the money he earns working hard and trying to get him educated. He then, beats Ramu and threatens him to severe consequences.

Ramu has no other choice but to go to school the next day. To know what happens the next day with him is depicted in our next series

Please note these cartoon strips by children are based on what they see in their schools and not actual happenings. Also, the name of the children who have created the strips have been omitted to protect their identities.

Why get a beating? A series of cartoon strips to put forth the immense psychological pressures which children go through in schools with teachers and parents often resorting to violence. This is Ramu’s story on how he was treated when he went late to school.

Ramu leaves his home like every morning to go to school and his mother tells him to have a good day.

Back in school, the teacher warns all the students to start moving inside the school building and threatening not to spare the late comers

Ramu is already late to school and is capsized by the fear of getting punished…. How will Ramu be treated is a story depicted in the next series.

Please note these cartoon strips by children are based on what they see in their schools and not actual happenings. Also, the name of the children who have created the strips have been omitted to protect their identities.