The Super September 'Back to School' NSD Challenge!

marmiterulesok

I forgot to post this this morning.





Today is #3 for me.
I'm hoping that Friday will be the only other spendy day this week.

Thanks for the welcome back BTW.

marmiterulesok

Sundaysgirl wrote: »

Hi everyone, back from holiday now and catching up. I had 6 NSDs in a row this month whilst away, and today will also be a NSD so up to #7 for me please marmite.

Wow,that's great!You get a gold star and an apple! :j

Knit_Witch

Another for me today taking me to 8 and 6 in a row :beer:

kxc798

Hello All,

Decided to put off buying bread and milk until tomorrow as I am too tired! On the plus side it means that this is NSD 6 for me!

donna_dynamo

Another day another nsd that makes NSD 6. Got too start looking at secondry schools for Dd1 the one she wants to go to is out the borough but I believe now this is not really an obstacle any more oh saysits up to her were she goes but I say its up to us ee need to make sure whats best for her I cant beluevve shes that old.

Munchin

NSD 5 today:)

cw18

I don't think crossing education boundaries is an issue as DD looked at sending GD1 to her old school which is just over a boundary I think (most of her primary school friends are going there - primary school is closer to DD's old one, but GDs were already there before they moved house last year and there wasn't a primary school closer to where they moved that had space for GDs 1&2). But the council only pay bus fares if the closest secondary school with a space is 3 miles or more away - her closest is just over that, but DD's old one is more than twice that. And as DD is on benefits she'd struggle to pay it for one, and has another due to start high school in two years. So the bus fare issue was the deciding factor, and GD1 didn't get a choice.

bizzybee

Munchin wrote: »

NSD 5 today:)

Same for me:T

slowlyfading

NSD 5 for me today

Nargleblast

cw you are right, transport costs are a big factor in choosing schools. My DS had a free bus pass until he finished year 11. Now he has just started year 12 in the same school I am paying £176 a term for a pass. The only plus is that this pass covers him for any bus journey throughout the whole county, so he benefits even in his leisure time. So, all those holding a free school bus pass count your blessings!

And talking of blessings, look what the cat dragged in....NSD number 4!!!!!!