Two students, Stokes Twins, attend the "world's strictest school" where they experience extreme rules and punishments. They go through a series of classes, including science, math, PE, lunch, history, and custodial studies, each with a unique and intimidating teacher. Throughout the day, they struggle to follow the rules and avoid punishments, including detention. Meanwhile, their friend Alex is in detention, where he is given various tasks, including washing dirty laundry in a river. The twins eventually discover that the students are expected to live at the school, and they are given a room with multiple beds. The day ends with the twins trying to get some rest, but they are still on edge due to the school's strict environment.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The school is known as the world's strictest school.
2. The school has evil teachers, the hardest tests in the country, and ridiculously strict rules.
3. If a student breaks a rule, they will have to endure punishments they wouldn't believe.
4. The school has a science class where the teacher has one simple rule: boys must have short hair, and girls must have their hair tied up.
5. The teacher in the science class has a habit of punishing students physically.
6. The school has a math class where the teacher has one rule: students are not allowed to have friends.
7. The teacher in the math class has anger issues and is prone to outbursts.
8. The school has a PE class that is more like boot camp, with a teacher who is like a drill sergeant.
9. The school has a detention system where students are punished for various infractions.
10. The school has a history class where the teacher is a psychopath who uses a sword to discipline students.
11. The school has a custodial studies class where students are required to clean the school, including the restrooms.
12. The school has a dormitory where students live and sleep.
13. The school has a bedtime routine where students are required to go to bed at a certain time.
14. The school has a rule that students are not allowed to use electronic devices during bedtime.