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School for Scumbags
- Narrated by: Dave John
- Length: 9 hrs and 28 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Habitual teenage delinquent Wayne Banstead is expelled from yet another school. He finds himself hauled off to Gafin School for Misdirected Boys, a "special school" for "special children".
It plays host to the worst of the worst, the cream of the teenage offending - thieves, bullies, arsonists and flashers.
The teachers should have their work cut out, but things aren't quite what they seem at Gafin School. Far from rehabilitating the boys, the teachers seem intent on instructing them in how to get away with things.
©2007 Danny King (P)2008 WF Howes Ltd
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