Fuschia

And progress

Ah I tell a lie

Ah this might work http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/group.pl?qtype=GR&f=rsmFAiwT2P&superview=sec&view=aat&set=10&sort=l.schname&ord=asc&tab=94&no=998&pg=1 I saved it as a jpeg if I could mail to someone to post it. Can't do it via iPhone.

Hatcham's 2013 gcse results were based on a cohort with only 10% low attainers, charter actually had 19%. I can't make the link work for the cohort breakdown but this might work for progress. Hatcham has well below required progress for low achievers http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/group.pl?qtype=GR&f=6PyX7pwLHi&superview=sec&view=aat&set=7&sort=l.schname&ord=asc&tab=78&no=998&pg=1

http://disidealist.wordpress.com/2014/07/24/harris-the-hero/

The habs theft issue has already been subject to civil litigation. There is plenty of talk about it in the school and academy finance community. It's also been raised in parliament http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201415/cmhansrd/cm140722/text/140722w0005.htm#1407232000003

TE44 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes james I understand there is a problem with > fraud what i don't get is how a civil court can > make a ruling to > recover money, when no criminal charges were > brought. I would have thought the EFA woulld have > pressed for > charges rather than chasing money which was not > recovered. From what I hear, the spending was actually authorised, hence not actually fraud. If there was evidence of a criminal act, there would be charges.

I have some info ... Chat via Fb?

We are going to be coming up from Herts to ED especially. And to collect no 1 child who has been spending the weekend in ED with his best friend.

Primark fleecy footed pjs are brilliant though probably the it's the wrong season right now ,

I did 1:1 with Christine Neillands, nr Harris girls school

Convex Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe I should try your swing Strawbs if you are > still selling. > > Fuschia, was it difficult to transition them to > settling without the swing? > The twins were fantastic nappers, Irrc they had a regular 90 mins at lunchtime from about 7/8m, at first in car or buggy then in bed but I always lay down with them (bf) They were still up for a nap even when e came along - on occasion I had all 3 asleep at once! But I never did putting in a cot to sleep for any of mine. Never had a cot at all after no 1

Strawbs, have you ever tried a battery swing? Saved my life when I was trying to settle twins Slightly upright position good for reflux etc

I hope it gets sorted Doesn't sound like much fun at all

What's very odd about free schools is how many are agreed in principle without a location - schools like Judith Kerr - when location is one of the most important issues both for those signing a petition, their eventual likelihood of being able to get a place, and for the knock on effects of existing schools. In the primary sector, the site of a school is pretty much the most notable feature!

Have you tried pure soap flakes or liquid?

I don't think parental desire is a factor. It's about evidencing a demand for places. Though a petition doesn't necessarily prove an actual NEED.

That's what's Harris seem to be saying http://www.harrisprimaryeastdulwich.org.uk/ '?When the petition for the new school in East Dulwich was put together by Cllr Barber, there was so much support that it justified a new school for the Nunhead area. This was approved last week and will open in September 2015.? '

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Have never had a problem with sigg lining I have a flask that went to the Himalayas with me and I used as a hot water bottle at night as well as for drinking in the day. It's still going strong more than 20 years later

We haven't had much luck with sistema

Only decent ones in my opinion are metal ones - last forever Sigg or similar We got some small ones from either eBay or amazon personalised with children's names They can actually be frozen if not too full Or camelbak are not bad plastic ones

My 11 year old also has sensory processing disorder and hyper mobility. OT Heather Turpin at sunshine house provided OT and guidance on stuff to do at home. Is your son sensory seeking or avoiding? (Or some of each?)

To bring matters to the attention of Gove, go via local mp. Ministers have to reply personally to enquiries from other mps.

It's not the case that more places is necessarily good - if 90 places are needed and 120 are provided, potentially it's a big mismatch, certainly the revenue costs would be a diversion from elsewhere. Proper place planning is the important thing, with regular updates