When a school asks an 11-year-old girl to review her teacher they were NOT expecting this

Ava Morrison-Bell was required to fill out a simple review form for her school in the United Kingdom.

The review surrounded the teachers in her school, and one of the questions was: “Things my teacher can do better?”

But no teacher on earth was expecting THIS response.

My daughter actually submitted this feedback at school. Not sure if I should ground her or buy her ice cream… pic.twitter.com/4v8Gjb9riv

— Mason Cross (@MasonCrossBooks) 25 May 2017

Ava, who is 11-years-old, suggested that her teacher stop using ‘collective punishment’ because it’s not fair if the entire class gets in trouble for the actions of a few.

Not content with leaving her thoughts there, Ava explains: “Under the 1949 Genva Conventions it’s a war crime.”

Because we’re adults we are all aware that Ava is in fact referring to the 1949 Geneva Conventions, but as adults who don’t have law degrees, could we actually quote it? No.

I should clarify that she thinks her teacher is awesome – it's just this aspect of the educational justice system she has an issue with.

— Mason Cross (@MasonCrossBooks) 25 May 2017

The impressive youngster who loves her teacher just simply has a problem with the injustice of this punishment system.

Her dad, on the other hand, is conflicted, not knowing whether to ground the youngster or buy her an ice-cream.

And considering she can quote the Geneva Convention, we’re begging you to please buy her an ice-cream!