The ridiculous thing is they've gone and cut funding supporting Computer Science education in schools, making it harder for us to train up teachers to support students be able to get these jobs.

I don't think work will let me have more time off.
However, if you don't jump through the hoops, your child is discharged from having any help at all.
It feels impossible to work full time and get the help your child needs.

Cheers, I'm taking small comfort that my daughter is on meds and we managed to get it through the NHS, she'd be lost without them.

I was diagnosed under Right To Choose (so private but paid for by the NHS) however now they are saying my diagnosis won't be recognised under the local care trust and I have to be reassessed by their team, I've not managed to get on meds yet, and probably never will 😞

Oh I forgot about Yonderland. I'll have to try and find it. Thanks

She loves Ghosts but has finished it so is looking for something else. History seems to be a big draw for her so I thought this would be OK. Straight away she said "there's no Richard IV" 🤣 She's now learnt about historical fiction.

I love my Twsbi Eco. It writes smoothly and I love the see-through chamber so I can see my ink (I love the Diamine Shimmers)

Yes I feel that, I work in one school, visit up to 8 more, plus Karas school. I'm surprised I'm not ill more.

Also all of the "good" that they do in the community is often the extra unpaid hours of employees, who aren't actually paid that much better than the state sector. Staff are very much guilted and strong armed into doing it, often at the expense of their own wellbeing.

I can honestly say from my experience the "charitable status" of most private schools is a joke. They all need reassessment. Some brag that 10% of there students are on scholarship but what they don't say is how small those scholarships can be.

Yes. It will be interesting to see if other media outlets adapt.