In reply to Post #60
I bet you have the binoculars out watching some of them too
I bet you have the binoculars out watching some of them too
In reply to Post #61
Trees are in the way
Trees are in the way
In reply to Post #7
Where in the press has it stated that schools are back in September ?
Where in the press has it stated that schools are back in September ?
In reply to Post #63
It's not in the press yet, my Mrs was told by the governor's and head teacher......
It's not in the press yet, my Mrs was told by the governor's and head teacher......
In reply to Post #64
Thanks bud I have 2 kids one of which has ASD and the other struggles with not being at school.
My wife happened to mention that she read on a forum the same thing as you so I think we will gear up to keep the home school going until then 👍
Thanks bud I have 2 kids one of which has ASD and the other struggles with not being at school.
My wife happened to mention that she read on a forum the same thing as you so I think we will gear up to keep the home school going until then 👍
In reply to Post #65
To be fair it's the school governors opinion and not fact but I'm sure they must have some form of information to base this on so you never know......
My Mrs is a SEN Teacher and has been doing loads for the children via websites etc and said some are really struggling with the current changes from there normal routine......
To be fair it's the school governors opinion and not fact but I'm sure they must have some form of information to base this on so you never know......
My Mrs is a SEN Teacher and has been doing loads for the children via websites etc and said some are really struggling with the current changes from there normal routine......
In reply to Post #66
I have heard from people that work in schools,they may look at going back after the May half term.This will only be an option if cases of this man made virus are reducing
I have heard from people that work in schools,they may look at going back after the May half term.This will only be an option if cases of this man made virus are reducing
In reply to Post #67
Well I heard the government had offered free school dinners to all teachers and cheese and biscuits for afternoon recess if they went back in two weeks time but the union have rejected this offer and are demanding a full english which they will never get as it would be senn as political racism.
Well I heard the government had offered free school dinners to all teachers and cheese and biscuits for afternoon recess if they went back in two weeks time but the union have rejected this offer and are demanding a full english which they will never get as it would be senn as political racism.
In reply to Post #67
Look at you with your subliminal messages eh Braders!
There's no definite call on schools yet. Some thinking is that this year may just be written off and to reopen in September.
Others that if we can get the kids back before the Summer hols it will be much better, especially for those in y10 who are partway through their gcse study - many with exam coursework and units that should be completed in this school year.
The current y11 cohort are ok as the decision has been made regarding awarding their grades but there's a massive knock on effect for next years leavers too....
A lot of kids - and their families- will be struggling with the change in routine and I know it's something that SEN students really benefit from.
I can tell you that teachers won't be enjoying this at all as the most rewarding thing about the job is working with students and seeing them succeed in their own ways.
Edit - and Goose, you're missing a couple of capital letters and some punctuation. You also have a spelling to fix. Please write out 'seen' 3 times and see me at break.
Look at you with your subliminal messages eh Braders!
There's no definite call on schools yet. Some thinking is that this year may just be written off and to reopen in September.
Others that if we can get the kids back before the Summer hols it will be much better, especially for those in y10 who are partway through their gcse study - many with exam coursework and units that should be completed in this school year.
The current y11 cohort are ok as the decision has been made regarding awarding their grades but there's a massive knock on effect for next years leavers too....
A lot of kids - and their families- will be struggling with the change in routine and I know it's something that SEN students really benefit from.
I can tell you that teachers won't be enjoying this at all as the most rewarding thing about the job is working with students and seeing them succeed in their own ways.
Edit - and Goose, you're missing a couple of capital letters and some punctuation. You also have a spelling to fix. Please write out 'seen' 3 times and see me at break.
In reply to Post #69
No one will ever convince me its not man made.Its what I believe and I'm sticking with it
No one will ever convince me its not man made.Its what I believe and I'm sticking with it
In reply to Post #70
Is that what your lass told you to say
Is that what your lass told you to say
In reply to Post #71
Nope your sister
Nope your sister
In reply to Post #70
Thought it had been proved the American professor had sold covid19 to the Chinese, he has been arrested and charged so wait for the trial assuming he doesn't somehow accidentally hang himself.
Thought it had been proved the American professor had sold covid19 to the Chinese, he has been arrested and charged so wait for the trial assuming he doesn't somehow accidentally hang himself.
In reply to Post #72
Least I wear the trousers in our hose
Least I wear the trousers in our hose
In reply to Post #74
Does she let you choose them?
Does she let you choose them?