The answer to kids education.

8 Mar 2009

Well I thought I would have a laugh ( sorry ) browse through the Guardian today, for a change.
It seems this story was their front page story. lol

Well I have heard it all now. Let em sleep in for a lot longer, then they will not turn up for school looking like Zombies.... what about the little loves going to bed a bit earlier?
People use every excuse under the sun nowadays for bloody everything, instead at looking at the REAL issues.
Sleep deprivation for kids? Yes we know why that is.
For the record I did not get onto page two of this paper, as I came over all faint. wink

8 Mar 2009

Quote by kentswingers777
Well I thought I would have a laugh ( sorry ) browse through the Guardian today, for a change.

OMG!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
Quoted... just because this should be publicly noted! :giggle:

8 Mar 2009

As long as the school day remains the minimum in length as it is now I see no problem other than an improvement in traffic congestion and possibly helping parents to sort different work arrangements around scool hours.

8 Mar 2009

This is a "pioneering head teacher" like Jo Brand is a pioneering dietician.

8 Mar 2009

Quote by Lost
As long as the school day remains the minimum in length as it is now I see no problem other than an improvement in traffic congestion and possibly helping parents to sort different work arrangements around scool hours.

Losty....do you really think the school day will be the same? Come on.
Am sure teachers would love an 11 till 3 day. bolt

9 Mar 2009

Seems like common sense to me, my teenagers love a lie in.

9 Mar 2009

Quote by benrums0n
Seems like common sense to me, my teenagers love a lie in.

Hmmmmmm....... why does that not suprise me. cool

9 Mar 2009

Quote by kentswingers777
Seems like common sense to me, my teenagers love a lie in.

Hmmmmmm....... why does that not suprise me. cool

9 Mar 2009

They could all go to "Bettys" for a nice mid morning tea and scone before going onto school then, its an excellent idea.