Separation of Slaves

The novel's events revolve around Ammar, a six-year-old boy. His mother transferred him to a new school after his father died. Because the school that our little boy attended arranged the children alphabetically, our Ammar's share was to enter a class with the letter "A," and the names of the majority began with "Abd," so this class was named by the rest of the classes as the slave class.
A troublesome child was placed by the school administration in the slave class, as that child was a troublemaker in all the classes he stayed in, stealing money, plotting schemes, and separating friends. When the situation became difficult for the administration, they placed him in the slave class, specifically in Ammar's office. "They will share an office throughout the school year. Do you think that the naughty child, "Jad," will stop harassing the rest of his classmates? How will the rest of the class react? Rather, why was the boy not expelled from school permanently? Enjoyable reading