'Not too bright': The email accidentally sent to students in Israel Shocking! YOU'VE probably had a sneaking suspicion your school teachers never liked you. But the kids from Yitzhak Rabin High School in Israel? They KNOW their teacher doesn't like them! "A voice like a 4-year-old girl," "big baby," "sicko," and "not too bright" were just some of the comments accidentally emailed by a teacher about her students to the entire school. The list was intended for 'teacher's eyes only', to prep them for what to expect on an upcoming excursion to Poland. While there were positive comments describing some students as "pleasant" and "quiet," one child - a boy - was suspected of having "a thing for boys"; another was deemed "tactless." Israel's Ministry of Education has launched an "in-depth and thorough investigation" into the matter, and YNet reports that the school's principal released a statement saying they "will draw conclusions about our behaviour and the way we express ourselves." Students gathered to protest outside the school on Monday, sticking the names they had been called on their shirts and demanding an apology.