What can i tell the teachers?

-my school is full of dumb*ss teachers who think that everyone owns thousands just like them and has no problem handing in money every other week for crappy things that aren't even relevant. They decided to do this walk thing for school and i need sponsors. seing as i was not in on the day we got the forms i only got it yesterday. my sponsors are my mum and my sister as i did not have time to go looking for people to sponsor me. I need the money for tommorow but i also need 拢10 for a compulsory trip we found out about 3 days ago. The thing is my mum is broke and we barely have enough to go food shopping. i need 拢25 for tommorow morning or i have to spend lunch with my tutor. It's so embarassing having to tell my teachers i don't have that when every other kids just brings the money in an envelope and theyre sorted. what can i do to lessen the embarasment?Try to talk to your teacher before class so that she won't question you in front of the class. Explain that it is difficult for your family to come up with money on short notice and that you can not always afford to participate in activities that require funds. Be honest and respectful to your teachers and they will respect you. Also explain that you are embarrassed and don't want to miss out on trips and ask if there is any way that you can still attend.
You can not command teachers unless you are confident academically. you must able to find whether they are teaching properly or not. you must have self discipline to gain access over whole school.
Copy this letter and email it to your local member of parliament. I am so tired of schools thinking everyone can afford computers, internet, money for overseas excursions etc etc. Life is tough for quite a few people and they don't need to be held to account all the time. I am sure your principal would be quite compassionate but I understand completely. - You shouldn't have to justify your situation or feel committed to find the money that is needed elsewhere.

Its time it stopped. Not just in England. Globally.