Illegal Schools in England

[PurpleGorilla]

Another of your posts I had to google!

According to the Oxford English Dictionary "irony" is "a figure of speech in which the intended meaning is the opposite of that expressed by the words used".[7] Thus, lyrics such as "It's like rain on your wedding day" and "A traffic jam when you're already late" are not ironic.

WGAF. Seriously!

[NotAllThere]

WGAF. Seriously!

Anyone with an IQ above that of a concussed bee.

[LondonManc]

Anyone with an IQ above that of a concussed bee.

What's happened to Bee? That old beemer obviously didn't have airbags. Pray for Bee.

[original PM]

Exactly,

So register with OFSTED and then legally teach the bigotry.

Which you cannot get away with assuming inspectors do their job because teaching kids other races are evil is illegal....

[LondonManc]

Which you cannot get away with assuming inspectors do their job because teaching kids other races are evil is illegal....

Funny how it's illegal from school, yet mandatory in places of worship and homes.

[WTFH]

Funny how it's illegal from school, yet mandatory in places of worship and homes.

Yes, and don't forget that parents are allowed to do what they want in taking their kids out of school at term time and the schools can't do anything about. Who cares about the teachers course plans or other pupils, as long as the little kid gets their 4 holidays to Disneyland every year then it's OK, otherwise they are being victimised.

[LondonManc]

Yes, and don't forget that parents are allowed to do what they want in taking their kids out of school at term time and the schools can't do anything about. Who cares about the teachers course plans or other pupils, as long as the little kid gets their 4 holidays to Disneyland every year then it's OK, otherwise they are being victimised.

To be fair, it's the holiday companies victimising them.

Schools should go to having August off and different LEAs having a different two weeks in the preceding 8 weeks, except for GCSEs. Do normal school exams at the end of May then finish the curriculum in the remaining 6-7 weeks in June and July. Gives a 13 week window across three months for holidays, meaning that resorts get a better spread and prices can be adjusted across the piece to reflect it. Probably too logical that though.

[WTFH]

To be fair, it's the holiday companies victimising them.

Schools should go to having August off and different LEAs having a different two weeks in the preceding 8 weeks, except for GCSEs. Do normal school exams at the end of May then finish the curriculum in the remaining 6-7 weeks in June and July. Gives a 13 week window across three months for holidays, meaning that resorts get a better spread and prices can be adjusted across the piece to reflect it. Probably too logical that though.

Too logical, and then you get the parents who have kids in two different LEAs who are being victimised because the 2 weeks are different at each child's school. You can't win with parents.