OS Daily Wed 4th May

uolypool

jackieglasgow wrote: »

They don't feel it will be detrimental to DD to move schools - it will be detrimental to them to have lost a pupil through bullying, and their unwillingness/inability to do something about it. Good for you. Give her a big kiss from me. x

Thank you Jackie , very kind of you.

Julie67

Uolypool sounds to me like you've made exactly the right decision. Good luck tomorrow. Hope you can get sorted for Monday.
Lou things sound really tough at the minute hun. Take care it will get better. Your in my thoughts
NPM glad your managing to finish earlier, I have loved being at home but unfortunately the finances are forcing me back to work. Hope it works out for you.
It [EMAIL="s@ds"]s@ds[/EMAIL] law that I have put all my work clothes in the loft so will have to dig them out. Now I am worrying about references if I get that far, as I had some time off sick before I left my last job. But at least I've got an interview and if its meant to be its meant to be.

Back to reading my book as football is on again:cool:

jools27_2

NPM if you have worked set days/shifts for 2 years even without it being in contract with custom & practise they can't change it without giving you notice, think its 90 days.
Uolypool big hugs for you and DD, have had a terrible time for 2 years with DS being bullied, not going to school etc, today this has culminated in him feeling so under pressure he didn't go back to school in afternoon to sit his Standard Grade Maths exams, school phoned me while at work looking for him, when I finally got him he said he didn't go back in for the papers cos he was going to fail anyway cos he's missed too much school....does the worry never end???:eek:

Bitsy_Beans

taplady wrote: »

ahh thanks Jackie also thanks NPM and tired mum for joining his group on FB.

I appear to have missed his FB group? Can you send me a link

Loulou2010 wrote: »

hubby isnt coming back tonight. i dont know when he will be back, if he's coming back or where he is staying. we're not exactly talking at the moment. such a mess

Oh Lou have a hug. No wonder you're feeling like sh!te. Is there anyone you can talk to? I know you've got your own problems but how much of this is affecting your marriage? Is it worth persuing some counselling for you as a couple?? xxx

NPM - meant to say well done on the decision to quit at the start of the holidays. Hope it all works out for you and most importantly for Noah xxx

uolypool

jools27 wrote: »

Uolypool big hugs for you and DD, have had a terrible time for 2 years with DS being bullied, not going to school etc, today this has culminated in him feeling so under pressure he didn't go back to school in afternoon to sit his Standard Grade Maths exams, school phoned me while at work looking for him, when I finally got him he said he didn't go back in for the papers cos he was going to fail anyway cos he's missed too much school....does the worry never end???:eek:

Oooh huge hugs for you and your son thats awful.

camelot1001

Uolypool - Well done. Just look forward now, As someone said earlier the only reason the school are reluctant to complete the paperwork is because it looks bad on them. Just remember to mention to the school that you could make a quick phone call to the local paper/Director of Education.

Jools - Big hugs for you and DS.