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bargainsniffer1 wrote: »

And you may get the thanks for it:(

I don't want the thanks for it. People need to face facts A will not stand by and let people walk over them and walk out with lots of unauthorised loss leaders. Be prepared.

nikkinoo83

Roll on when the Bar opens...... who's working tonight? x

lokitty

wackynut wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Gemini_Jes

forestroxydog wrote: »

Morning All

Not a great start to the week horrid rain.

DS's teacher came out this morning and asked if I would go in early to talk about his behaviour. Great I have another fun year to look forward to:(

Who would be best to get advice from would it be my local GP who would then refer us?
We had early years involved when he started school last year but then they left and advised the school needed to take over?x

Been catching up and read your post....A friend of mine has a son who was very disruptive and naughty in class during his early Primary years. He had many assessments etc and his 'problem' was that he was a very bright boy and was bored in class as he found the work too easy. He used to mess around as a way of amusing himself. Once he was recognised as being exceptionally bright and given extension work he calmed down and became a model pupil.

I hope your son gets the help needed and a solution can be found to his behaviour. Hopefully you also have support from family members...xx

aau1

Resist the temptation to respond to the above post by Newbie1980 people

Much easier to hit the report/ignore button and move on

jaggyman

Results in for today

batterys still working
crisps still working
colgate toothbrush still working

hth

Jags

FloFlo

nikkinoo83 wrote: »

Roll on when the Bar opens...... who's working tonight? x

Not me, I have blisters from wearing my new trainers to sports with my class this afternoon.

French_Knickers

henlans wrote: »

My personally thoughts are it does, It will inspire others to do it to.

Just like when Martin Lewis told the world that Tesco took coupons even if you didn't buy the product you mean?

In that instance all it did was caused a load of people to reprint coupons photocopy multiples of high value ones and fake a load of others and within hours the whole thing was stopped much to the irritation to many of us who had been playing by the rules for years.

The same could well happen with this too much to the detriment of many people who have saved lots doing this.

Sometimes things are better left NOT touted about. A lesson you have yet to learn.

newbie1980

fairclaire wrote: »

I really do think you'd be wise to remove this. Sooner rather than later. Please

removed mine
you need to do so then
thanks

FloFlo

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Been catching up and read your post....A friend of mine has a son who was very disruptive and naughty in class during his early Primary years. He had many assessments etc and his 'problem' was that he was a very bright boy and was bored in class as he found the work too easy. He used to mess around as a way of amusing himself. Once he was recognised as being exceptionally bright and given extension work he calmed down and became a model pupil.

I hope your son gets the help needed and a solution can be found to his behaviour. Hopefully you also have support from family members...xx

I really hope we don't start teacher bashing on here.