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Category Archives: schools
I was not expecting this
When I was choosing schools for monkey, I had a choice of a few, 2 of which were religious, one is Catholic and the other is Church of England, and then the State school, all were roughly the same, in … Continue reading
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To the parents at the school gates
To those parents have you ever thought that parent who is aloft is just shy, That parent who hasn’t made eye contact suffers from social anxiety To those parents who laugh together, have you ever noticed that parent who stands … Continue reading
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Life skills seriously WTF???
For those of you in the UK, you might be seeing adverts for life skills from barclays. While this is fantastic and needed, surely something is wrong with the system when a bank is teaching our children how to dress … Continue reading