Children off school, check in here for support.
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May 2020
7:25pm, 29 May 2020
2,575 posts
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Elsie Too
No idea what our school is doing but as we are shielding it doesn’t matter to us anyway.
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May 2020
8:47pm, 29 May 2020
6,930 posts
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WA
Our academy trust has said that they are not opening until 8th at the earliest. A friend who works at one of the primary schools in the trust says they can't take any more children anyway. It's a tiny rural school with about 40% vulnerable children and only 3 classes over the entire primary years. Not sure what the secondary school is planning, but SweetPea has officially left (GCSE year) and Marigold is y9. |
May 2020
9:13am, 30 May 2020
23,169 posts
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Lizzie W
I think I'll enquire again about wfh, but AFAIK there isn't enough tech to go round.
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Jun 2020
11:38am, 9 Jun 2020
23,227 posts
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Lizzie W
T9's year are being mixed up for next year (1st time ever) which is good. We can nominate 3 people he'd like to be with. We can think of 3 people, I just hope he can start afresh with friendships.
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Jan 2021
8:05am, 5 Jan 2021
1,215 posts
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Totriornottotri
Looks like the 100 page worksheets of lock down 1 are now online with naff all contact time. We’ll see.
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Jan 2021
8:21am, 5 Jan 2021
3,521 posts
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Elsie Too
Good luck Totriornottotri. We have work set, similar format as we had from Easter to summer hols. As you say, no contact time with the teachers but we can upload work if we want them to look at it and they have a chat group on teams where they can contact a teacher. |
Jan 2021
9:02am, 5 Jan 2021
725 posts
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Albert O Balsam
Still working on it round my way, and cannot yet offer school to children of key workers (which puzzled me a bit)
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Jan 2021
9:08am, 5 Jan 2021
3,565 posts
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Pothunter
Putting the internet connection to the test today with 3 of us concurrently using Teams. D1 has an EHCP so probably going in from Monday. Just waiting to get confirmation. |
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Jan 2021
4:50pm, 5 Jan 2021
24,382 posts
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Lizzie Whizzmas
AOB, probably not enough staff prepared to go in.
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Jan 2021
4:57pm, 5 Jan 2021
10,343 posts
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lammo
What a fucking nightmare. mrs lammo and I are both fortunate to still be working full time, but that doesn't leave much wiggle room for home schooling. They both have daily teams sessions with their class, which of course requires setup time and assistance plus the devices to do it on. I find it REALLY stressful being at home all the time anyway without mrs lammo working and trying to keep the kids entertained at the same time. It's going to be a tough couple of months, please let it be no longer. |
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