Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Ladyshopper

ilovetoshop wrote: »

You're up late tweets

Well done scamps, nice win, I think I would like to be one of your dogs tonight, I would love a Chinese

Thanks for the congratulations for ds he is over the moon, he was quite worried as there was a lot going on at the times he was sitting exams X

Rhosy I'm sure things will work out for your ds, things have a way of turning out just the way you want even when you didn't know that was what you wanted X

LS I'm sorry to hear your son is struggling, you would have thought college would intervene somehow X

Thank you. I guess as its "the rules" its hard for them to do anything about it.

silvercar wrote: »

Would a couple of sessions with a tutor help? Can he ask for the marked paper to be returned? Worth it to see what areas he is losing marks on. Also consider changing boards as some boards can suit one student more than another.

I think with his dyslexia it would be much more than a couple of sessions he would need. He was getting a one to one session with a dyslexia tutor at college every fortnight, which turned into weekly before the exam. Good idea about changing boards, I can get him to ask the dyslexia tutor.

zagubov wrote: »

How about a re-mark? Is he close enough to the C boundary? DS gained 3 marks on his remark for a GCSE. Small cost, not much to lose, much to gain.

He wasn't that close, he got 97 and needed 108 for a C unfortunately.

pattylabelle

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Errrrmmmm yeah we do but you can make your own I'll be in the garden with LEJC :beer:

Will bring the tea with me - Namosa tea - proper stuff

tweets

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

And no one answered my question the other day has anyone seen Wendy? I hope your ok Wendy.

bubbs answered last night think she said she maybe in Spain

tweets

http://www.milkbone.co.uk/promotions/?

I got some for our Poppy didn't put a phone number in

Sorry Zippy cant help

LEJC

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

That's it I'll have to ring my mum and tell her I can't go :rotfl:

Di...bring mum along I'm sure a little glass wont harm!

MKS

lilbert wrote: »

Morning everyone Does anyone know if the Tesco wine glitch is still on? About to set off for some. Thanks. x

Brancott was still comparing last night, so still £4.25 a bottle.

LEJC

pattylabelle wrote: »

Hope you have a drop of tae in the hoose - I dont touch the hard stuff.

I actually bought some specially the other day.....non glitchy too!

juju17

Refresh your COS app....free cheese at S

lookinforabargain

hampydoodums wrote: »

More important business

19p cider on Sloppy tights, thanks to savvy couponing on FB

"6 BOTTLES OF OLD MOUT CIDER FOR 19P EACH (FREE plus 1p profit in Scotland)

New offer. Buy a bottle of Old Mout cider from T and claim £2 back. They are priced at £2.19

As it is Shopitize there is only 1 claim per receipt so we are unable to take advantage of the multibuy deal"

Thanks for this :T
I always forget to check Sloppy these days.

House_Elf_2

Hello from Our hols! :wave::wave:

Just popping in to say .......

Thank you to those of you who recommended Sketchers for long days of sightseeing. We have walked miles pounding the streets of New York and Washington. I could not have done it without them!

Also, thank you to all who suggested the magnesium spray for achy joints. I have been spraying the dodgy knee morning and night. I have been able to get up and down the Subway steps and even the Lincoln Memorial!

You are wonderful!

HE x