Alisha, still in her school uniform, brings a form for Mistress Baton to sign after school. Upon enquiry, it seems that she has been acting out at school and that …
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Alisha, still in her school uniform, brings a form for Mistress Baton to sign after school. Upon enquiry, it seems that she has been acting out at school and that …
Read More »It’s the school holidays and Alisha has been at home all day, scrolling on her phone, watching TV and generally being lazy. When Aunty returns home from work, she is …
Read More »When Alisha and her boyfriend are caught joyriding by police, she faces a difficult decision — spend the night in jail and go before a judge the following morning, or …
Read More »Mistress Baton the Headmistress and Principal, summoned Alisha to her study. She interrogates Alisha about several serious matters before giving her a very painful hand strapping with a Canadian school …
Read More »Headmistress Baton has summoned Alisha Williams to her study for a very serious infraction. She interrogates her and gives her a lengthy scolding. Alisha is then sent to cut some …
Read More »Alisha comes home after 4am in the morning from a party, when she was supposed to be home many hours ago. She sneaks into the house, but Mistress Baton has …
Read More »At a wedding reception, Alisha causes considerable embarrassment when she secretly helps herself to a piece of the wedding cake before the bride and groom have officially cut it. When …
Read More »After being caught playing truant, Alisha is summoned to the Headmistress, Miss Baton. Not only did she skip school but the severity of the situation is compounded by the fact …
Read More »The girls have been called to report to Miss Svenson and Miss Mathews to discuss their essays. Merchant of Venice 1: First is Theresa and she is up for a …
Read More »Rebellious Alisha is at it again… playing truant and causing disruption in class whenever she can. When the petite blonde arrives for a punishment, Headmistress Baton discovers yet another trick …
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