It's been sooooooooooo many weeks since the start of term. First she had two and a half hours on a Friday. Then the next week off. Then a week of mornings but not lunch (Apart from the Monday when the reception staff had a training day (?)). Then a week of mornings with lunch. Then, ta ta da daaaaaaaaaaaaaa FULL TIME SCHOOLING. I was starting to think she'd be in Year 3 before it happened. Still, we are now there and it feels grrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat! My next life season has officially begun...(I try to get through the school year without reading any letters. Hence I took the boys down to school at the start of term and their school was shut. I also took our youngest down on that day her Year was shut too. I make my bed...)
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...you mean you haven't read the letter about the postal strike then?
Apparently all teachers arrive at school by Royal Mail these days (in special teacher shaped envelopes)... there is going to be no school throughout the disruption =(
Plans are afoot to transport the staff to school some other way, but the unions aren't happy about it: "Our teachers are all first class, we don't want them any other way". Though they did later concede that perhaps the cookery teacher could get to school by currier =)
Yeah, yeah, and the elevator engineer could get a lift...
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