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Plenty of dust here and Friday heralded a rather attractive sulphur smell that wormed its way into every inch of the house…..the smell’s gone but the dust continues.
I do wonder how many businesses will go under from this, the knock on effect is huge.
I actually enjoyed the debate, I liked the style of the programme and enjoyed listening to what they had to say without the audience’s boo’s, jeers and clapping….I did think they’d go into a little more detail but what they did do was spark questions in my mind that I have today acted on and found out the answers to…it had the effect it needed to on the target audience and everyone is talking about it. When was the last time you heard politics talked about quite so much?
Of course to those who take their politics more seriously, it may have seemed lame, tame and a little cliched but I feel it served a purpose.
Bowie :D/
I don’t make mistakes, I just deviate from the plan now and then.
Chocolate O:)
I’m all for it – my daughter (year 9) is sitting 5 this year.
Obviously all the schools differ but I’m very pleased that some can get them to GCSE standard in some subject so quickly. It does give them the time to gain more experience on the subjects they’ve picked for their options and in a lot of cases it allows them to start running AS level along side the GCSE level.
Staggering them like this also gives them the chance to do their best, they can resit (but only once as far as I’m aware, then you have to pay).
If the child is able and emotionally ready to cope with the exams at this age then go for it.
I’d have loved to have spread mine out over a couple of years rather than have a 2 week cramming hell…I’m sure I’d have done much, much better.
Happy returny doodahs for tomorrow Yodal x
Merry doodahhs and happy thingymebobs x
Just wanted to chuck a hug in your direction….life can be majorly crappy sometimes.
Chin up x
