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School orders11-year-olds to write letter to PM about pensions
A school has been criticised for telling pupils to write letters to David Cameron - asking him not to cut teachers’ pensions.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1fQ3By1qL
What an absolute disgrace - the Head and teachers responsible should be fired - that would give them plenty of time to think about their fat, gold plated pensions
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2nd December 2011 #2
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What the hell has this country come to ?
Are there ANY 'professionals' who are worthy of respect these days ?
No wonder kids are leaving school with spurious qualifications, an inability to spell, speak coherently, write in a grammatically correct manner or do simple mental arithmetic.
Add to that their complete lack of respect for adults or those in positions of authority.
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3rd December 2011 #3
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The type of school you just described sounds like the one I went to with the exception of me leaving school with no qualifications.
Apparently I wasn't worthy of being an office boy funded by the tax payer, earning peanuts with a gilt edge pension as reward for a lifetime of penny pinchingLast edited by gWaPito; 3rd December 2011 at 00:11. Reason: Grammar hahaha
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3rd December 2011 #4
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I have no excuse to offer other than I was an idle
They were excellent schools with high quality staff...with far fewer 'teaching aids' compared with their modern counterparts.
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Personally I dont see what the problem is. The kids are learning to write a letter and it is a real subject.
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3rd December 2011 #7
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So teach them some skills that will prepare them for life ahead in this country.
How about a letter to their local jobcentre explaining why they need a 'crisis loan' to avoid having their gas and electric disconnected ?
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3rd December 2011 #8
Very good Graham.
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Good thing....that's all I HAVE bloody got.
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Aye, your health is the main thing I suppose, and touch wood, that's been very good so far.
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