Tom Brown's Schooldays, Episode 1. and 2.

 The scenes are from the BBC TV Series called Tom Brown's Schooldays, Episode 1. and 2. (United Kingdom 1973) 1. M/M bearer of a sedan chair, two hits with a switch on his ass, position of standing and running. By striking him with the switch, the man drives him to run faster. 

The student Flashman orders the bearers of a vintage sedan chair to take him to the school gates. He offers them double the fare if they make it in under 3 minutes.

This scene is from the first episode.

2. Senior boy Brooke a prefect with authority to punish other boys M/M teen student Flashman, twelve strokes of a cane on his bum, position of bent over. The impacts of the cane are not seen. The punished guy is the arrogant 17-year-old Flashman, the notorious bully who already behaves like he owns the school. 

Flashman and his gang tried to smoke out East and the new boy Tom Brown by burning newspapers and pushing smoke into their hiding place. Brooke catches them, puts out the fire, and orders Flashman to come to his study after a match for punishment. When Flashman protests, Brooke warns him: “Or I’ll make it twelve instead of six.”

Later, in his own study, Flashman tells Darcy that Brooke actually gave him twelve blows instead of six. He describes how Brooke drew three chalk lines on his bottom as aiming marks to make the strokes more painful while leaving fewer visible bruises. 

During the caning itself, Brooke says: “Take your medicine like a man, Flashman.”

Darcy is Flashman’s friend and sidekick – a senior boy of roughly the same age as Flashman. He is Flashman's accomplice in bullying. For example, he helps Flashman bully a younger boy named Cuthbertson by locking him in a hole. 

The scene is from the second episode of the TV Series. English language and subtitles https://ok.ru/video/13109169228475 and https://vkvideo.ru/video-229942838_456239709?list=ln-BB2Yn24yKP0ZuKOGqL