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midivydale

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  1. Sounds like a parent complained, the nursery then retrospectively reported the same Incident to ensure they didn?t get caught out for failure to report. I?d speak to them about the incident and see how forthcoming they are in giving you the information. Also ask about their behaviour management policy. It doesn?t sound great to be honest.

    I really really regret not reporting several incidents with my eldest nursery place. They were in clear breach on a number of occasions and I still think about it now years later as I have to walk past the damn place every day. His sight is a great thing but I wish I?d spoken up at the time.

  2. Pretty liberal with screen time this end. Probably too liberal at times, especially during lockdown. I?m not to worried about it. We spend lots of time as a family away from screens, children are active, do fine at school etc so I don?t see an issue. I do monitor what they see/do on their though and we do have some rules in place like no screens before school, no screens before homework/reading is done and then off screens at 7.30 to wind down for the night. Not really any restrictions during weekend/school free days.
  3. Hi,


    I?m the Head of Comms for a London fintech and I?m looking for a copywriter (short or long term project whatever suits the applicant). I can be really flexible on days/times so would suit someone who wants to work part time, during school hours etc. We need support with customer comms,UX,social, PPC and SEO. Please note you don?t have to have experience in any of this, we can juggle with the rest of the team depending on experience. If you like to write, have a few hours to spare then please reach out and I can tell you more.

  4. A family member has been booked by DMC to get their vaccine at the tessa jowell centre. Has anyone else had this? I?m just worrying that no reference or anything has been given. No text and no letter (as is the usual way). I?m just concerned my family member will turn up at Tessa Jowell only to get turned away. They struggle with mobility so it a considerable effort for them to get their and I?d hate to think they?d get turned away. Would anyone have any experience to share? Many thanks
  5. This is heartbreaking to read. I think it does depend on the school and I think different schools deal with behaviour in different ways. Our sons school is really strict. In Y2 he was sent to the head several times for fidgeting and for failing to complete his handwriting in time. (He has dyspraxia). Looking back I wish I had moved him. He was never rude, unkind or disruptive. He was simply a 6yr old boy who struggled to sit down for long periods of time and had a recognised learning disability. He is older now and everything has settled but I should have moved him. I always look back on that time with huge guilt and much regret. PM me if you want to chat OP. Sending a big hug to you and your son.
  6. A very very good point. I think that the original post was edited as well. I was sure that when I took part it said that ?as a thank you? there would be a voucher. This to me was an incentive.

    I took part in a lengthy interview and divulged a lot of private information. I then queried a few weeks later about the voucher and was told about the ?draw?. I?m sure that was amended. It left me with bitter taste I have to admit.

    Such an emotional topic and I felt tricked.

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