School Kids with Bus Passes

I was catching the bus the other day and reading my buss pass when I noticed something very interesting...
"The user of this card must wait until all paying customers have boarded the bus before boarding"

Hmm...
Now how many times have you been at a bus stop and had HOARDS of small annoying school children run onto the bus in front of you? I personally catch a bus to TAFE every day, and I get on at the very first stop. I used to pay for my tickets, as my bus pass is fairly new, and I have NEVER ONCE gotten a seat on that bus.

First of all: Why do they only have one bus for such a large amount of school kids? And it’s one of those old school buses. A new bus or a bendy bus would suit all of us perfectly. I asked the driver about that and apparently "the proper funds are not available".
I smell bullshit!
Proper funds? You have a million of these buses empty every day going through useless routes. Just switch them over!
What I believe is that the people who drive the new buses simply do not like annoying school kids, I mean who does?
School kids are worse than babies. They shit more, swear more, smell worse, scream more, and seem to need their mummies there to stop them from turning into Satan-incarnate.

Secondly, why do transit officers NEVER enforce this rule? It would teach those kids a lesson in manners, which is much needed. I mean to anecdote for a second, on the radio there was this guy yesterday who was talking about his bus, every day these school kids would rush on and push him out of the way, well one day he counted it as self defense and hit one of them. He won the court case, apparently charging into him to get on the bus was assault. These kids need to learn that!

I don't like public transport very much and it is entirely due to school kids. My solution would be to travel at irregular hours, but that does not fit in to my schedule at all. So the simple solution is to educate the bloody school kids. Now lets stand up together and actually get something taught about manners in our schools.