I'd make sure teachers didn't tell children off for no reason and I'd stop them embarrassing children in front of the class.
I'd allow two breaks, each up to an hour long. Children could do anything they liked in these breaks with no boundaries. However, they'd have to stay on school premises as it's dangerous outside.
When it snows, I'd allow children to play outside in it instead of making them stay in classrooms. If it snowed in lesson time, I'd allow children 10 minutes to play in it, but they'd have to catch up at lunch.
I'd provide more healthy food. There'd be fewer chocolate bars and more fruit. I'd also make salads cheaper. They can cost up to 1.70.
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